American Robin Nest 2022 - Attacked by a Crow :(
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2023
- A pair of American Robins nested in our Japanese Cherry Blossom tree in May of 2022. Two eggs were laid but sadly, the nest was attacked by a crow after the nestlings were 5 days old. Very sad to see but also glad to have closure and know what happened to the little ones.
Recorded with a Blink XT2 in Somersworth, NH
One time long ago I had a wreath on my front door and a mother Robin decided to build a nest on it and lay eggs! I enjoyed watching her take care of the eggs and seeing the chicks grow. I was there the day they flew away, too! It was one of the coolest things I've ever seen. So glad nothing like this happened to the nest or eggs. 😞
Aww so cool! I have heard that wreaths and hanging flower baskets are magnets for birds nests
A friend of mine had the same thing but sadly a strong wind storm took it all out before they were old enough to survive.
This just happened to the nest we had in our pine tree. My husband found one of the babies that had "fallen out" of the nest, put it back and both parent continued to feed all three. It wasn’t long before he saw crow at the top of the tree and realized it probably attempted to take the baby but dropped it. He put out some props hoping to discourage the crow, but by the time he went back outside (about 45 min later), all 3 were missing including an egg that never hatched. Mom and dad seemed confused as these parents were. I know it's mother natures way, but hard for this human who feels badly for them.
It was a gift being able to enjoy watching them while we could.
Aww I'm sorry to hear that 😔 It's the circle of life I suppose but I agree it can be hard to watch. They'll try again and hopefully have better luck 🤞🤞
Для ворон давно придумано духовое ружьё, и если вам дороги вороны а не певчие птицы, живите среди ворон.
Very sad! But part of nature. Thank You for the glimpse into the short lives of this nest!
Thank you for your kind words 😊
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@@BackyardBeautyNH You are Welcome. Nature is Nature. We may not like but that is how it has been forever! I'm sorry this happened but again it is what it is! Thank You for the glimpse into their lives!
@@kennethelkins-wulff9644 “It is what it is”………..
So loving to see mom spread her wings to cover her babies...bring tears to see how my mom took care of us
I know it! So cute 🥰
Love how the Blue Jay was like let’s trash this place lol.
Ooo look free nesting material!
Poor Mama Robin and Papa Robin😞
Ive got a Robin the second year in a row with a nest in my flood light on the back patio. My half bathroom window looks directly out on it about 18inches away. I love it and feel very lucky. She/babies are very protected but Crows worry me. Last year all went well and 3 out of the 4 babies made it. One fell out very early on and perished.
I've seen the flood light nest on my neighbors house, too funny. Must be a configuration they really like. Every fledgling that makes it is a little miracle. Hopefully all goes well with this nest too!
Beautiful birds in nest👍👍👍
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The sad thing is, this was the most attentive mother bird I've observed thus far. Cruel..
No mention of father bird? Since they're almost identical how can you tell?
Yes, same for us.
I simply cannot believe that big crow snuck in without the parents even seeing it in time to sound their harsh alarms. Amazing,first time ive ever witness this
I know it! I couldn’t believe my eyes either! I’ve seen nests suddenly go empty but this was the first time I caught the culprit on camera
How long did the mother bird stay at the nest after she discovered the nestlings were gone?
Not very long. Within a couple hours the nest was already being investigated by other animals.
@@BackyardBeautyNH I had a mother bird nesting my one of my eavestrough downpipes. I never saw chicks, the parents were not bringing food. She had been sitting on her nest for about 10 days, so I presume there were eggs. The other day my mom remarked that the mother bird was standing on the edge of her nest. The next day we found the nest fallen onto the ground. No eggs, no sign of any disturbance inside the nest (like we see the nest being torn apart in your video by everyone, including mother bird), but the nest at my house was perfectly tidy inside, aside from the fact that it had fallen to the ground. We found that mother bird had mudded the nest to the wall, but none on the bottom, so it wasn't very stable. We had a robin nest there last year, and you can still see the mud stains on the downpipe, because she had mudded her nest onto the pipe very well, as opposed to this new nest that had no mudding onto the pipe. We are wondering if momma bird abandoned the nest because something took her eggs, or if she abandoned the nest because there were no eggs and the nest fell because she was standing on the edge and hadn't mudded it down very well.🤷♀️ We are so sad, we were hoping to see robin babies in our garden again.😥
Oh no 😞 Sorry to hear about your nest. Typically Robins will incubate for 12-14 days. So it's possible they hatched and something might have grabbed them off the ground before you saw it. I'm working on another Robin video from last year where a similar thing happened, nest was unstable and fell out of the tree. Fortunately we were able to reinforce it and the last nestling that hadn’t fallen, grew up and fledged successfully. I was shocked to see the crow on the video but was slightly comforted by at least knowing what happened. Have also seen nests just fail and have no idea what happened. Here’s to hoping your Robins have better luck this year.
@@BackyardBeautyNH 😥 birds have it so rough.
Oh, the heart break. The robins brought their babies to the world only for the crow to end it. So sad.
i have a question? where can you buy baby robins? for example a day old one?
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Nice shot!!!!
Very good
This is the nature, even the crow not find it, that squirrel at the end would just eat those baby bird as well.
Or the blue jay
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The parents loved their baby’s so much the mother literally rarely left the nest
Except for when the crow came and devoured them
They look alike, how can you tell.
The crow precisely took advantage of this absence.
No lovevdpn t worry : instinct and that's all.
The crow was probably too big for the parents to fight off anyways.@@laplumeebouriffee4037
Nice video bro
wow so beautifull
very good bird
Omg. A sad story😢😢
I wish all birds could work together and get along 😔
I wasn't there but I feel all this started when Eve ate that forbidden fruit and Adam took part in the disobedience...
@@Aikunle78 Eve, the robin bird have a juicy worm to robin bird Adam even though she was told not to do it. The rest is history...
I wish robins were a little bit better at taking the dead birds strewn through the prospective nesting tree as the type of bad sign it so often is 😢 I had this great family of robins back in April, and ohhhh those babies ❤ my little boy was SO happy. But it was not safe, and there were clear signs of many that died there already by then. All thanks to neighbors getting cats just to shut them outside constantly. These cats didn't even like it outside, they run in other people's houses as they're trying to take groceries inside. One has become extremely aggressive towards other people's pets, because he's so afraid cuz of the wild animals that have attacked him. And that's all it takes to make a lovely nest tree into a baby bird deathtrap- one irresponsible family nearby, making bad decisions that affect everyone.
I never thought my fluffy, mushy heart become so hardened so quickly that I'd be able to look at stuff like this & say "well, at least the crows are supposed to be there"
All that hard work down the drain in minutes
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So many creatures inspected the nest and tore it apart. Sad.
It's a reminder of how harsh it is out there for most animals to survive. They don't do this to be cruel, they do this because they're hungry and desperate.
@@oh_k8 yup
The sibling didn't even notice his brother/sister was taken
Don´t worry, they were reunited shortly after :)
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So sad
I live near this area.
Hi High!
Oh no!
Nice Vidio 👌
That's why robins hate crows so much.
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The crow attack 12:05
nice bro
amazing good i like
Wish I could see when the mama feeds her baby's but they are very beautiful baby's
all birds have a common design flaw - they are helpless while in the egg and as hatchlings. all birds have predators.
that was raven, not crow
Video starts at 12:00
Good video
Glad you liked it!
Sadly? The crow getting its lunch is a happy ending. Plus many innocent earthworms that man can use for bait were saved.
True. All about the perspective I suppose
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Robins toil ,Crows spoil
I felt sorry for the squirrel... he went to play with his friends and didn't even imagine that something bad had happened to him
😒 The tree rat was looking for a meal.
Squirel also eats birdies when they can if the crow has not helped itself first.
I eat them myself when I can get them.@@laplumeebouriffee4037
This was just a bad location all around! Just the amount of critter's that visited the nest afterwards. Had the bird not gotten them, the squirrel, chipmunk and whose knows lurking about would've gotten those babies. Its a sad end for 2 devoted parent birds.
У этих птенцов вообще не было шансов. Оказывается на них было бы столько покушений. Если бы не сьела ворона, сьела бы крыса или ещё кто-то....
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So it's safe to say all , ALL their PREDATORS came to eat the babies at around the same time of development.. It was just a matter of who had better timing.. every cute , cuddly, adorable creature that came to check on them was there to eat them and that's the terrible horrible truth. Please don't fool yourselves.
Lindo quero ver sair do ninho para vida livre.
Не может быть , чтобы птенцы были так прожорливы , что ола родителя одновременно оставили их без присмотра
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Too many predators, all of them wanted to eat them. At least they weren´t too big, the parents weren´t many days feeding them for nothing.
There's a silver lining I suppose
@@BackyardBeautyNH Yeah. Even though it´s kind of sad.
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Nice to see how the robin offered their babies to save the crow from starving.
Dumb comment.
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the crow has to feed and these little birds are a great snack for them good for the chicks the other day when they leave the crow's ass 💩😂😂😂😂
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Well I mean that will stop them from shitting all over my side mirrors and doors.
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Hate crows
Yesss death chicks shit
I dont like this, unhappy at the end
Population control