Golden Eagle Cam in Latvia | Spilve reconciles with death | 07-01-20 | 7:08 p.m.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2020
- On 07-01-20 at 7:08 p.m., Spilve, the female adult eagle, returns to the nest after not being at it since 6:21 p.m. yesterday. After landing, she assesses the nest, noticing that the last supposed food item she brought nearly 24 hours prior has still gone uneaten. She also notices that Klints, her 1st and only offspring, lies motionless despite her presence.
She's unsure that Klints is actually dead, so she attempts to arouse and waken it more than once. She also moves the food item brought yesterday close to Klints' head, and picks it up again, doing the same at least once more.
At some defining point, Spilve recognizes that Klints has perished. It's at that moment of understanding and beyond that she begins the process of reconciling with her offspring's unfortunate death. She's not the only one, as a red-backed shrike, known for being predatory and carnivorous, flies over Spilve repeatedly, landing on the dead branch top to the right occasionally.
Spilve flies off the nest finally at 8:16 p.m. after sitting with her deceased Klints for 68 long minutes. She took sufficient time to process and reconcile with Klints' death, deciding to continue the pursuit of her own survival. Whether she returns or not to the nest to breed in future seasons only she will know if or when that moment comes. As for Virsis, the male adult eagle, he has not been seen at the nest for 10 days.
If viewers learn nothing more from viewing Spilve's return to discover Klints' death, it's that animals are sentient and demonstrate such abilities in these types of situational encounters.
For all that's known and unknown presently, there may not be future seasons with offspring at this nesting location. Whatever the outcome, there's been much appreciation for experiencing these golden eagles at this nest in Latvia, as learning opportunities for most viewers are valued. No matter what's thought about the outcome at this nest, gratitude to LVM for providing a unique viewing opportunity is deserved.
Poor mummy...mommy... ty for this video x
The soul went to heaven without ordeal.RIP
May god give you strength to Carrie on Mom ..we love your family and klints was very special little guy may you find peace mom ..hope dad is ok..RIP KLINTS
Thank you for posting this. I pray for Spilve and Klints.
每次重複看這影片，也每次哀傷，祈願鵰媽走出傷痛找另一半重新育雛成功🦅🦅🦅🦅
Wow such a beautiful bird gone sad 😞🦅my Jesus bless these beautiful birds of the sky 🦅
What an absolutely heartbreaking loss. Both for this magnificent Golden Eagle female who has lost her eaglet and her mate in less than two weeks and for the world with the loss of one of the next generation's rare Golden Eagles. I grieve with this beautiful, intelligent and sentient bird.
I read that Scientists created this nest to lure these birds there, possibly in an area of low prey availability, and then failed to step in even though the supporting male had disappeared and the female was obviously struggling to find food. This is shameful. The program should either be ended or policy should be changed. There is no excuse for allowing this to happen.
Robert Tragesser, thank you for showing this video and the very sad plight of this Golden Eagle family. As painful as it is, there are many lessons to be learned here. Hopefully the scientists "studying" this nest will realize their tragic errors and change their policies.
Thank you!
R. I. P klints💓💓💓😭
wow. hard to believe the eaglet grew so large but died of starvation even with just one parent providing.
Spilve Lost Virsis and Klints😓😭🐥🦅... POOR Spilve
Gracias por compartir
Poor wee baby x
Since food is so scarce, I have to ask, do you think that she'll eventually eat it?
無意中 再度看到這影片，媽媽看到克林茨餓死了，錯愕不知怎麼辦，而我一樣淚流滿面🦅😭😭😭
請問Spilve媽媽現在在哪裡？
@@RobertTragesser 非常感謝您以中文作為回覆我的問候🙇♀️🥰👍，隨著時間推移已經3年了，仍然沒有忘記。
金鵰是世上少量猛禽鷹，希望所有金鵰都平安健康食物豐沛翱翔天際🦅。
願上帝恩惠慈愛常與你同在。Amen🙏
非常感謝您來自台灣的祝福🙇♀️🇹🇼❤️
@@RobertTragesser 謝謝您 晚安😴
So sad..
越大要吃越多,沒有增加就餓死了
Wake up baby💓😭😭
Will the scarcity of food likely continue? So very saddened.
@@RobertTragesser youtube has a video about a pair of bald eagle eaglets who were being cared for by parents, father eagle died. In order to save the eaglets, park rangers rescued them and raised them in captivity, then released them. It was a success. In the video they explain losing the father is a death sentence for the eaglets as mother cannot provide enough on her own. You would enjoy the video it was so enlightening.
It was interesting to see her falling asleep there for a bit. She must be exhausted.
💔💔
Esse rapaz tava pra balada?
Bird is fine it’s just sleeping 😴
Its too late for food.