Decorah North ~ Eagle Kills Baby Hawklet! Brave Hawklet Fights For Its Life! WARNING Graphic 5.14.21
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2021
- Disclaimer: The video contains graphic live footage of an eagle killing a live baby hawklet & feeding it to its eaglets. Viewer discretion is advised.
DNF (Decorah North Female) comes back to the nest and she zeros in on the baby hawklet while DN13 & DN14 come close expecting a feeding. This very young hawklet is so brave and is a fighter to even try and save itself from the most fierce apex raptor that is ready to kill it. After several minutes DNF stops & goes over to the other side of the nest and feeds her eaglets from an earlier delivery of pheasant while the baby hawklet is still alive and injured on its back. After feeding them, she lies down in the nest and one of the eaglets lays on the hawklet. She will get up and go over to the baby hawklet and pick it up - it struggles and continues to fight until the very end. She then will start to to feed it to her eaglets in a very tragic turn of events. Nature can be cruel to watch at times. RIP little brave hawklet warrior!
Video captured & edited by Lady Hawk
Special thanks to RRP and explore.org for allowing us the opportunity to view these amazing eagles.
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if i sawit right, the baby hawklet was still alive when DNF started to feed it to the eaglets, it was still struggling, when she ripped off one of its legs. The poor baby got eaten alive, yikes. What a very hard life those birds have, at times it wrenches our hearts. RIP little brave warrior.
Hi Moka yes you saw it right :( It is a very difficult life and it is a struggle to survive each day in the wild. RIP little brave warrior.
He sure was a little warrior. RIP💔
Rest in peace, little one. My heart is broken for you, brave little warrior! 😞💔
@@roncaruso931 Oh my! Plus an idiot who doesn't understand what he reads and thinks he knows everything! Sorry, man, but I have to say it. If anyone has to stop it is you. You need to stop disrespecting the opinions and feelings of others. Stop being stupid!
Hi Silvana - I would like to think that the hawklet might have had a chance to survive it was older/larger and the eaglets smaller and younger - similar to the hawklet in Vancouver BC nest that fledged successfully (Spunky). But the fact that this week old eyas did its best to fight this strong eagle really shows it wanted to survive against all odds. A very brave warrior till the very end. I see more human dignity and strength in this little bird than in many humans in the world today. 😞💔 TC my friend I know this was very difficult to watch!
@@ladyhawk I agree and feel the same way, Lady Hawk. There is more human dignity in this little bird than in many humans. Stay under divine protection. 🌷🌷
@@SilvanaSouza-wy5rv and @ Lady Hawk... I totally agree with you both!!!
@@dannysavagedraftguru Idiot, btw you have the „right“ name......
As you put in your touching comment earlier, Lady Hay, nature is never cruel. So true. Thank you Lady Hawk!
Nature can be beautiful and touching and it can also be cruel. I don’t get where this need comes from to say nature is not cruel.
ty so much for not editing anything out like someone else did with this same footage like we need our hands held or something
I'm so glad there was a "warning" In the title. I wouldn't want to see that.
I couldn’t watch it. Thanks for the title Lady Hawk. The Dad was nice to the little Hawklet.
I pray that our Lord took all
The pain away from it and it didn’t suffer. 🙏💕
It was eaten alive. It suffered. If God made hawklets he gave them nervous systems to feel severe pain, why would he then take the pain away?
Thanks you Lady hawk for sharing this imfo.
💔I know this is rhe circle of life, but It still breaks my Heart💔
I won't be watching; the summary was enough. Just wanted to salute the hawklet and wish it well on its journey to Valhalla-I understand that's where all the great warriors go. 💔
I couldn't watch but thanks for the documentation Lady Hawk. I'm well aware that all wild carnivores have to kill to eat but not a fan of watching the action. RIP brave little one.
OMG poor baby hawk, I can't watch this!😟
Poor baby💔💔💔
So hard to watch but I'm learning and I know bad happens. Thru tears I watched and, like you said Lady Hawk, I believe the Mama in her didn't want to kill it, but she had 2 hungry babies to think of. God is blessing those baby hawklets now and forever is what I think. Thank you Lady Hawk, must be tuff to share with us sometimes. hugs.
I'm glad I didn't see the other videos yesterday, I would have had my hopes up. Instead, I saw the title of this video first. Alas, life can be cruel...
So very sorry for the little Hawklet. I just can’t being myself to watch it but from reading what Lady Hawks had said, that little Hawklet sure put up a fight and God bless him even though he never had a chance. Yes, Nature can be very cruel but, I have learned from watch a lot of nature live cams that that is what they do to survive and maybe from time to time, also win the fight too. It’s very unfortunate and either not easy or it’s just too much to watch but, it happens a lot more then we know. God bless that baby and RIP sweet one. I do pray the other one or however many there are thet it or they survive. Hugs and love to all Hawks and even the Eagles too. Sue(Clearwater, Florida)🦅💔🌴🤟🏻🙏🏻👼❤️❌⭕️
Ron Caruso Sorry. Uh I found your comment a bit harsh. Yes it actually would hurt my heart if a child died from Cancer. I also had it myself too. There is nothing wrong with me feeling for the Hawklet that got killed by the Eagle. You can be heartless all you want to and I shall have a sensitive heart for all animals if I want to too. Have a blessed night. Also one more thing Sir. All animals do have feelings whether you want to believe it or not. I do know it to be a known fact.
@@susanmorris5520... you are absolutely right! ... Animals have different feelings and that is a fact of different studies! They can feel sorrow... fear... love... compassion and many more feelings...! Here is a clip of animals and not of humans! For example.. animals kill, because they are hungry and humans, if they are think they are "god" they kill other humans because they have fun or they a psychos!!! Humans are not the better spezies in the world!
Ron Caruso Good morning Ron. First may I say, I didn’t say that animals “have human feelings”. However, I still believe and do know that animals do feel because a mom animal does feel a loss when her pet (whatever species) passes, they do feel that loss. They also do go into a depression too. So please, I do know what I’m saying Nd also, everyone is most definitely entitled to their own opinions and so, you are most definitely entitled to yours and I only apologize to you too for being so harsh but in all honesty, being very honest in my known facts. I don’t believe that bugs or certain animals have feelings but there are most that do. God bless and have an awesome Sunday. Sue❤️🙏🏻👼🌴🌸😎🥰❌⭕️
Si Bi Good morning friend. So great receiving your message. I don’t like looking like Miss know it all but when I do know something like an animals feelings and emotions, I do know some. So, I thank you for backing me up on what I said on animals having feelings and emotions too. I am a diehard cat cam watcher on UA-cam and I have seen where kittens get sad and they meow for love and attention and that is showing emotions. But anyway, I do hope that you have an awesome snd blessed Sunday. Hugs always my new friend. Sue(Clearwater, Florida)❤️🤟🏻😺😘🙏🏻🌴👼😎🌸❌⭕️🦅
Ron Caruso Hi there Ron. I do have to say that yes, I do like tell it like it is people because I’m not one to sugarcoat anything with anyone and I do appreciate your honesty but I felt attacked in that one message that got me upset but anyway, let’s put that behind us and as we both agree, we are all entitled to our own opinions. Yes I may get defensive but, I also like people who don’t sugarcoat anything. So, I thank you for your honesty. Have a blessed evening friend. Sue(Clearwater, Florida)❤️🙏🏻😺🥰🌴🤟🏻👼🦅🦅🌸😎❌⭕️❌⭕️
I couldn't bear to watch it. Very sad! 😪
Surprisingly motherly instincts didn't kick in for the female like it did for the male.
The same thing happened one year ago today in the Latvia Jūras ērglis nest where the male brought in a much older hawklet and let it live and it was wingercising on the nest while two young eaglets just looked at it. The female came to the nest and immediately killed it and fed to the eaglets much like DNF did here.
Coz the female itself brought it to nest knowing this is a prey, the male has no clue how this chick came and assumed this is a tiny eaglet
@@aliredha1236 Yes that makes sense. That must be the reason.
Question. How did the Hawklet get into the nest in the first place?
The Eagle everyone said it was the Mom, brought 2 hawklets back to the nest and starting serving up and eating the first one that appeared lifeless, the second was left in the nest for over 5 hours until the above video action took place.
I watched this entire hawk incident live as it happened yesterday....had nightmares about it last night. Will no longer be watching wildlife snuff videos 😕
If hawklet was closer to the eaglets age does anyone else think that they might have accepted it?
Yes I think the hawklet would have had a chance to survive if it was close to fledging age and if the eaglets were younger and smaller,
I believe that the parent was intimidated by the hawklet, flew up to the branch and then let the older of the two eaglets pick at it until that eaglet could make any progress. The hawklet fought back. Then the parent flew to the nest and moved away, sitting in the middle of the nest. Finally the parent got up and destroyed the hawklet and fed it to the eaglets. Very interesting from the standpoint of nature, as sad as it is.
Poor little baby hawk. Sometimes watching nature really really sucks!
this was awesome
It looks like the eagle really didn't want to kill the poor thing,...but didn't wanna let the eaglets down either...wow!...tough decision....the lil hawklet was kicking and slapping haha..I liked how the parent gave the fatal blow without it being to graphic and messy.. good video, could have been alot worse but it was just right!...thanks for sharing!
Thank God your straightforward in your titles bc I absolutely wouldn't want to watch this. 🥺
I can't watch, I was hoping for a different outcome and I understand this is how it goes in nature.
Where did the baby hawk come from?
The female DNF brought in two hawklets at the same time yesterday. One was alive and one was not moving and appeared to be dead. She fed the dead one to DN13 and DN14 and left this chick alone at the time. She raided a red tailed hawk nest.
Oh my!
How sad ((((
However, I have a question.
Do you think if this hawk chick in its age or size coincided with the eagles of this pair - it would have a much better chance of survival and growth?
Many animals raise babies of a different kind, don't they?
It is noticeable that both parents hesitated in their decision - is the eagle dad less attentive?
Hello SB yes I do believe that the size of the eaglets and the size of the hawklet did have an impact on its survival outlook. Here DN13 & DN!4 are almost full size eagles and the hawklet was very young - about a week to 10 days old. It has really very little chance of survival as it could not stand up to the eaglets if prey came in and ask to be fed like Spunky the hawklet that did survive in the eagles nest in Vancouver BC. The main differences are the hawklet in Vancouver was almost of fledging age and was able to branch and hop all over the nest and get out of the way of the eaglets. Also the eagle parents did not target it as prey like the female eagle did here. I do think that Dad's instincts to brood were stronger than his instinct to kill and feed the hawklet as prey. The female DNF was slightly conflicted I think because of the cries of the hawklet, the shape of its beak may have confused her and its actions by sitting up in the nest like one of her eaglets. Ultimately though, her instincts that caused her to raid the hawk nest in the first place because they were prey did overcome any hesitancy she had about killing it.
@@ladyhawk I agree. A difficult situation, unfortunately, not in favor of the baby hawk (
Mental balance restored in nest, living similar prey creates confusion, Circle Complete. Nature is FIRM.
It was a intencionally teaching Dad did. That's the live for them.
I'm thinking if the eaglets would have still been dandelions would they have accepted this baby more readily. Who knows. Poor little thing. But this is how it goes.
I think the Dad das teaching the eaglets do Kill.
The need do learn do Kill. The need do ser something alive and killed become food.
That's the way for them to survive.
They are Wild creatures.
It make me cry 😭 ... poor baby hawk 💔
Did the Eagle bring the Hawklet into the nest?
Yes the female eagle DNF brought two young hawklets to the nest at the same time. I did a video of her bringing them in - you can check my channel if you want to see that.
Rest In Peace Little one. I know that this nature but can be cruel too
I wonder if the hawklet’s right leg was broken after being stepped on as it was held in an awkward position with little movements for extended time. That sadly reminds me of one of the three osplets killed by the goshawk.
It got ripped off in the end but it's possible it was broken before the hawklet was eaten to death.
nature can be cruel , RIP little brave hawklet
It must be so painful to be eaten alive.
Oh my this was a horrible and slow painful way to die. I wish I never watched this! Poor baby hawklet suffered greatly.
Just wondering, if those Hawks are rare and to preserved and looked after, why not saving the hawklet by removing it and raise it in an institute
This is truly not possible.....the time frame to save this hawklet was much too short considering all the permissions you need to interact with wildlife, this is not so easy!!
Too bad it didn't beg for food like Spunky did in Vancouver Mom might have raised it. Sometimes nature is too hard to watch. Survival of the fittest. Poor little one.😭
I believe that a hawklet has to be put in a nest that has no other chicken. Parents cannot pay their attention to each chick personally. Chicken's feeding is provided by parents according to competing actions of chicken. The weak hawklet could not have acted alike adult eaglets.
This is nauseating. It's now a bird-eat-bird world.
He who lives by the talons, might just die by the talons. I would love to see a hawk nest cam.
😔☹️😢
Sorry 1 minute in and I copped out....and the beat goes on.....
This is awful.. I despise birds of prey...but I hate seeing any babies being killed..
Terrible camera work on this one, zoomed out when should of zoomed in, what a waist of some incredible behavior footage
That's really sad
It truly is sad to see this. We get so used to fish, rabbit and other dead prey brought in that it makes it really hard to see the suffering of a beautiful young hawk like this. When DNF brought in other hawklets, DN13 killed it slowly over 2-3 hours and I had to shut off the cam, I was in tears for the suffering it endured being eaten alive for such a long time. Circle of life can be brutal at times!
@@ladyhawk thank you for sharing that memory with me, I know that these things are hard for you to see and deal with as well. I know you are very compassionate and it is nature after all and it is all part of the process; like when one of the young in a nest is lost it is very hard to accept but it is beyond our control. I appreciate you and all you do to share this with us. I seriously enjoy nest watching more than anything else. Blessings
@@josephavalos7894 Thank you for your kind words! I have found so much joy and happiness in these nests around the world - I try and focus on those moments most of the time. Take care!!
Quien puso el pollito hay?
La hembra de águila DNF trajo dos halcones jóvenes al nido como presa.
@@ladyhawk graciassss pobres
So sad
I knew this was going to happen shame on them poor baby i will no longer she this to much pain evil i hate this i love egles but they are just as bad 😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭
🤣🤣🤣Oh Man! The very last video, I commented the nestlings saying -"Wait til Mom comes back and see this sh×t..." when the eagle dad was brooding the little hawklet & now look!
Stupid troll, do you really think your comment is funny?! Shame on you!!
@@beatricecallan No one is TROLLING idiot! Look at my comment on the last video! and put 2 and 2 together dumb a$$! Oh by the way..what You just did is called trolling, not the other way around STUPID!
It is like lions and hyenas. RIP
Avec tout le respect que j ai pour la nature, demeure que être mangé vivant ne fait pas de sens... dans un sens. Devoir briser un être matière pour faire vivre sa propre matière est une affaire de matériel. Le ‘coeur’ n est pas associé à cet ‘aspect’. C’est une forme de conflit insoluble.
I know its nature..but its just not fair.....i wish i could rescue that baby!
😢😭😭
These comments just show how crazy women are. Eagles are animals, ffs, with no human morality whatsoever.
WHERE IS THE BRAVE FIGHT, DIDNT NOTICE=
Omg tears
Makes me cry it only a baby Hawk
I hate this
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