Robin's nest time lapse August 9. Hawk attack!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2015
- Dramatic day. Hawk finds Robin's nest and gets away with one chick. Second chick jumped out of the nest after hawk was gone. It was found shortly after the fall and put back in the nest.
Amazing video friend.Thanks for sharing this.
Just a random passing bee. No bee hive near by.
A birb. . . a hawk. A derp.
4:43 birdnap happens. 5:33 2nd baby bird put back in nest. Hopefully 2nd baby survives
The second chick survived. Left the nest couple days later.
+Sergei Maslov Not sure why it was put back in the nest.
We weren't sure before we watched the video if second chick was out of the nest because of hawk. He didn't look mature enough to leave the nest. This year chick left the nest much later.
Sergei Maslov Oh shit my bad. Yeah the second chick fell out because of the bee stinging it. Good you put it back in there since the nest was right there at eye level.
Rosa Fuentes щ
Are we going to ignore by the fact bees keep annoying the baby bird before the attack ? Is it bees or flies ?
Ants
Nice grab Hawky
Lucky the hawk didn't decide to return to the nest..
It’s a Red-shouldered Hawk
Do the chicks poop outside the nest? I mean he's in that nest all day. Where does it go???
Robin parents get rid of poop sacks
The momma refilled the Hawks doggy bowl.
Why didn't the Hawk return?
Maybe it did but didn't see anything in the nest and left for good.
Lindos estes pássaros tratando os filhotes!
eles são de fato
Not to be rude but baby birds are dumb
such as life. Robin chicks have 20% survival rate.
um I think yes
Robins in general are dumb. Parents will literally witness a predator raid the nest completely and they continue revisiting as if the predator will just come back and shit the chicks out in their prior form.
That means there’s still 20% room for improvement to go for predators
Poor baby...
YEAH SOME ONE PUT IT BACK👌😕
That was awesome when the bee stung the chick, made it poop itself, then jumped out.
نوططحء
Starlitos Way LOL!
WTH happened?
I see you've chosen not to dwell on any particular point.
Is there an 1x speed version?
No, no 1x. Sorry
I hate these disturbing insects.
Did you notice the bees is there a nest of them near
What arw you saying?
I don’t mess with nature, I saw 2 baby birds on the ground in my front yard. I didn’t do anything to save it.
Good for you. There's absolutely nothing wrong with putting them back in the nest though.
@@m140i_james nothing wrong with not putting it back either
@@iamwhiskey9741 Well no there isn't anything wrong it at all. But considering if I had a choice to save a living thing, I like to think morally I'd do the right thing,
@@m140i_james good your very kind. :)
if it fell its because nature wanted it to die. Nothing wrong with it.
No lo pongas en cámara rápida wey no mames
did you put the chick on the nest?
yes, chick stayed in the nest for couple more days before leaving for good.
@@sergeimas I wondered how that chick got in there. Lol!
Nooooooooooooo why!
No Hawk Drive Thru's open....
Ever
Because the hawk fed. Is there a problem with that?
4:53 what happens when the last guy drops in
Baby bird 1: yeah boys! We made it to hell!
Original baby bird: wait where's Brock?
Brock: Freedom! *lands in pool next to them*
Baby bird 1: heyyy! There he is.
who saved the bird ?
In the words of JOR-EL "It is forbidden for you to interfere with bird history!"
Did the 2nd one live until grown??
It's impossible to tell. Robin's chicks leave the nest in a couple of weeks before they can fly. Parents continue to feed them until they can fly. I saw second chick couple times running around in the tall grass in the back yard, but if I tried to get close, parents would get very concerned and start bomb diving me.
Thank you for telling me about 2nd baby I have never seen baby robins before just grown up ones
how sad would be the guy who recorded this
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Uma delicia
5:32 🐥
How did the baby come back to the nest???
@@motanuki hawk eat SOUVLAKI
I wish hawk come back and attack on second baby.
so sad to see them loose their little ones, it's just as devastating to them as it is to humans, they freak out and they mourn the loss. So happy you found the one that fell out before the hawk did.
So stupid to think that bird react like humans ...
Silver Vanlight LOL!
I don't think birds have the capability to mourn like humans. Their instinct is to just keep reproducing. No feelings attached.
Not as szd as human : they don t mourn for an entire life. A few minutes is enough.
Why am i not sad do I not care about birds?
There's nothing wrong with not feeling for an animal whose whole existence is begging and curling up.
Shame on you
Because it's nature. Nothing cruel or unusual happening, just the circle of life and death.
Thank you
But the guy that said shame on you will SHAME ON HIM