HUNGRY WHEN THE RAIN STOPS HAWKLETS SCRAMBLE TO EAT
RED SOULDERED HAWK (Buteo Lineatus) or small red-shouldered eagle.
The small eagle in Indonesia has the popular name alap-alap. The Red Shoulderd Hawk is smaller than the Red Tailed Hawk or red-tailed eagle which is found on the North American continent starting from Mexico, the United States and several regions in Canada.
Both the large eagle or Eagle and the small eagle (Hawk) or Indonesian "Alap-alap" belong to the Accipitridae family which is estimated to have more than 200 species. This bird family is spread across almost all continents but does not include Antarctica.
This video is a glimpse of the live streaming broadcast of the red shouldered hawk's nest which was organized by the Amy Bonis Channel and we would like to thank you for holding this broadcast.
With the increasing number of live streaming shows of birds of prey's nests, of course it will increase the knowledge of many viewers and animal lovers in the wild, especially the eagle species, whose existence is almost extinct.
For those of you who prefer live streaming, please click the link below
youtube.com/@AmyBonis?si=YVZO...
However, if you prefer to review just some important and unique moments, then you can just watch this video and we wish you happy watching and thank you for visiting the Eagle Eye channel 🙏.
The Mata Elang channel is a KZfaq channel which aims to invite viewers to get to know more closely how animals live in the wild, especially species of birds of prey. We all know that birds of prey such as eagles are almost extinct in the wild and may have become extinct in several regions in the world, such as In Indonesia itself, the population is decreasing. This is caused by illegal hunting and the scarcity of natural food sources in the wild.
The Elang Eye Channel presents shows in the form of unique moments, various important events that occur in eagle nests all over the world in real time from season to season. Meanwhile, if we broadcast events in seasons that have long passed, then we will include the time of the event based on date, month and year of the incident.
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