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This is a hawk that attacks their nesting grounds every year. Here is the attack from last year. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/md-iorCl1LHac5s.html

@@KostyaTM What is the reason for this behaviour of Goshawk? I mean there are easier birds to prey on. Or does he try to eliminate a potential opponent?

@@TheJacksnipe The goshawk lives here permanently, and small eagles come to nest in this forest every spring. Their nests are located nearby and yes, the hawk kills the pygmy eagle chicks solely as competitors, since it does not eat them, but simply gets rid of them. This year, he killed both chicks. You can watch the video on the site of the caretakers and organizers of the stream. aquilapennatapnports.wordpress.com/

@@KostyaTM Interesting. Thank you!

Yes, this female hawk has been attacking them since 2018. Visit this blog and you can see these videos of the attacks aquilapennatapnports.wordpress.com/

alas, I did not understand...

il falco ha agito con competenza distraendo la mamma

The hawk was the only one, he distracted the mother's attention to pull her out of the nest, and then grabbed the chick

Сruel but such is nature ... thanks for the comment

sad? this is not a movie,you are an asshole,this is nature,i love this

They are equal in strength, but the hawk lives in this area permanently. These shoemaker eagles migrate here every year and the hawk has attacked this nest every year in recent years. Yes, they are equal in strength, but the hawk attacks fiercely. So this year, he took two chicks, but he does not eat them, but kills, getting rid of the competition..kzfaq.info/get/bejne/md-iorCl1LHac5s.html

@@KostyaTM I just watched your recommended video. The eagle lost their chicks to the hawk again. Now I know their strenght is equal. I just subscribed your channel. Thanks for your great knowledge and videos 👍

@@thanhhaivu110a I thought Hawks only hunt chicks for food and for raising their own chicks 😢😢

@@electrickshock4691 I hate hawks !!!

It's a booted eagle. Which is a small hawk/buzzard-like species but called eagle. Not much bigger than that goshawk.

这只母鹰有她的巢附近，正因为如此，她每年攻击他们捍卫她的巢。

Alas yes...

@ExEssex.. A large hawk...It must gave been eyeballing that chick from the 🚪...

Yes, a female hawk that attacks this nest every year since 2018

Орленок даже и не понял что происходит в инстинктах не заложена опасность, вылез из под мамки и начел маячить, у скоп малышня сразу прижимается...

What do you mean?

@@KostyaTM Is this species the "Booted Eagle?"

​@@jennifers4528 Yes. if you write in russian (Орёл-карлик )

@@KostyaTM Oh.. no, just a boring English writer here lol Thanks for the reply though 😊

precisely for the reason that the hawk constantly attacks the nest, it was decided to make another nest in which now the dwarf eagle aquilapennatapnports.wordpress.com/

@@KostyaTM Here another situation kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hqyqp71k2dGvmnU.html&ab_channel=LadyHawk

@@nimint3400 Yes, I watched these events last year. After all, this is my favorite nest of the Sea Eagle. Unfortunately, the male Raimis male disappeared at the end of March. Lady Hawk has a similar video of a month-old American Bald Eagle. Here is a screenshot of the titles of these videos prnt.sc/17gm1y2

@@KostyaTM Thanks, I haven't seen it before.

@@KostyaTM The predators seem to have more interest than just food. After all, this is a greater risk of attacking another predator. Therefore, the interest is the struggle of the species.

He's not cowardly, the hawk just distracted his attention...if he was cowardly, he simply flew out of the nest when he saw a hawk

@@KostyaTM but he is the same size, why he even didn't try to protect his only baby?

​@@nedeas8406In this case, he diverted attention and grabbed...Birds that cannot protect their chicks just fly away even if the same size, here's the moment kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqpoi6WclbfehJs.html

Birds don't 'care' for their young the way humans do. A parent birds first priority is itself. Only humans and some of the higher mammals seem to have the capacity to sacrifice themselves for their offspring

@@agl1138 Yes, of course, some birds save themselves and not their offspring .. but not in this case, she stitched him up until the hawk lured her out of the nest