What comes around goes around. Those sparrows are invasive and terrorize our native birds. They were being trapped and humanely euthanized after they killed the chickadee family in my yard.
I would have broken those European Sparrows' necks and left their dead bodies on top of the cage to let the hawk eat them. After all, European sparrows are not native to America and they kill native birds' eggs and babies in order to steal their nests. Just leave a couple of live sparrows in the cage to lure the hawks in and leave the carcasses of the dead sparrows on top of the cage as gifts for the hawks.
this comment section is full of people who seem to completely miss the context so: 1. we don't know if the owner of this youtube channel was the one who set the trap 2. this channel appears to be North American, and house sparrows are an invasive species in all of North America 3. Sparrows will regularly murder and evict entire families of other birds (I have seen this happen and pretty much every birder/ornithologist I've met absolutely despises house sparrows for this reason) 4. several North American bird species are endangered or threatened because of the sparrow behavior mentioned in #3 I'm not really sure why everyone here is defending sparrows so adamantly, but I'm assuming the vast majority of the sparrow defenders are from Europe (sparrows are native there and therefore not as much of an issue) or just very uneducated about bird behaviors.
@@Michael-ow6sv their beaks are designed to crush seeds and have the bite force to crush other birds' bones. While they do kill parent birds on occasion, usually they target hatchlings and either murder them in the nest or throw them out of the nest
@@MF99K wow. That's interesting. I've never seen them behaving like that. From what I know sparrows here are sometimes prey of bigger birds like the Shrikes here.
House sparrows are invasive in most part of the world, and are know for killing/attacking native birds and their nests to rear their own young. Removing them helps native bird species recover.
Brought over from Europe to America in 1800's along with starlings..they compete with native American birds for nesting places..kill nesting birds..they are a scourge...i would plink them with a pellet gun but wifey not happy with that idea.
For me it’s a Cooper’s, the face sticks out to much, where’s the Sharp-shined has a shorter more rounded nose. feederwatch.org/wp-content/themes/feederwatch/img/features/tricky-ids/cooper-sharpie-hood.jpg SSH left vs CH right Also the hawk in the video has white tip on the tail feathers which the Cooper’s has and the Sharp-shinned lacks www.birdwatching-bliss.com/image-files/xcoopers-hawk-sharp-shinned-hawk-tail.jpg.pagespeed.ic.uZiK1CdYQF.jpg Took me years to figure it out and even when someone thought me I still was slow to it
@@birdfanboi Agreed! And if I may, this Audubon link has a picture of both juvenile hawks and this one is indeed a juvenile Cooper! www.audubon.org/news/a-beginners-guide-iding-coopers-and-sharp-shinned-hawks
House sparrows compete with bluebirds for nest sites and sometimes even kill them. So, of course, bluebirders dislike sparrows and find ways to reduce their population. Bluebirders, who enjoy killing sparrows trap them and euthanize, some prefer to shoot. Ones who love all birds and don't enjoy euthanazing, of course, use alternative ways to deal with sparrows: use other types of nest boxes, in which bluebirds can have advantege, don't put sparrow's favourite food in feeders, remove feeders during breeding season, wall up all holes in house (sparrows' and starlings' favourite breeding site, almost never used by native birds) and, as extreme measure, remove sparrow's nests (before eggs hatch). Killing of sparrows is not only solution, just easiest one, this is why trappers and shooters don't even try other methods. Some prefer lethal control because they have snakes and raptors as pets and want free food for them.
@@FalconfromRF yes...let's eradicate anything that doesn't suit your ethos of which species should live or die,just because one is pretty ,and the other brown, boring and successful.
These sparrows are not so lovely when they kill the native chickadees nesting in my nest boxes in my yard. They are invasive/non native. They were trapped and humanely euthanized.
I have the same trap and like this video I had a juvenile coopers hawk like this one hang around the trap. That bird would patiently wait for me to walk right up to the trap and would let me take a sparrow from the trap and feed to him or her.
I am amazed that people are complaining about trapping sparrows. HELLO, those house sparrows kill and peck to death the native song birds. Watch the UA-cam showing a mother BlueBird being pecked by a male house sparrow while she tries to protect her eggs/hatchlings. HE KILLS her. Why did the sparrow kill the BlueBird, because it's what they do. Check in with the Wildlife Federation and Audobon Society and learn what House Sparrows are and why they are the only species that should be dispatched and destroyed. I wish the trapped sparrows in this video could be fed to that Cooper's Hawk, maybe rig a tall feeding platform on top of a pole so they can come and get the collected birds rather than going to waste. I wish uninformed individuals would stop feeding house sparrows and perpetuating the problems they cause.
I guess you don't know that behavior like that is common amongst birds. Birds compete for nesting spaces. This often times can get bloody. Honestly, The biggest problem for the 'gentle' bluebird is that its habitat is being developed by humans, and our homes, non native bushes and thick trees make it easy for more aggressive birds to move in.
I do know the behavior, I also know about habitat and I also know that your profile photo of a Polish Chicken is an example of something that can't see beyond it's own feet. What is your point? I say trap and kill off every house sparrow you can find. This helps native song birds that contribute to a healthy eco-system. Of course we know that birds compete for nesting spaces, where did I say they don't?
I thought you were using their aggressive behavior to justify them being the only species that needs to be killed off, however there are.other invasive birds that need to be controlled and many native birds who are just as likely to pull chicks from nests. I'm fine with controlling an invasive, but my problem is that this method is futile. It isn't even that effective, as you won't catch the whole flock with a trap. Sparrows have established themselves throughout the country. At this point, getting rid of them will be like getting rid of Asian carp- nearly impossible, if you only try to kill them. You can still trap them, but I think we should also look into sparrow-proofing nests and getting rid of the broad leaf bushes they like to roost in
Nomad Dragon they were euthanized via humane measures. House Sparrows are horribly invasive to the U.S. They kill our native birds. Consider the poor family of chickadees I found mutilated and left dead outside their nest box. Chickadees are native birds. They were killed by these House Sparrows. I wish you and others who ignorantly comment on this post that would educate yourselves about House Sparrows and other invasive man-introduced species into our environment before rendering judgment.
Chill out, dude, I know that these sparrows are giant fūckers, because I'm keeping one of these bastards at home, but this isn't their fault that they are living at your homeland now, so u should let nature deal with it. Or should I remind u about situation with sparrows in China in 1960? On the other hand, I can't blame for 100% people either for wanting them to fix this situation. Anyway, I hope u had a nice time by "euthanizing via humane measures" these sparrows ;)
Total BS. Unless you are native, you need to be trapped and tormented too. You are the only ignorant garbage here. I feed all kinds of birds and they are all happy including chickadees. Anytime hawk misses out on a dove, they quickly grab a house sparrow as a snack. Do you want them to eat your bluebirds instead, you dumbass?
Kirk Douglas the house Sparrows killed a chickadee family nesting at my house. The four nestlings and two adults. They are invasive. And I’d watch your threatening comments. I’m pretty sure you are violating You Tube code of conduct. Do you feel macho threatening people online?
To protect them from larger birds, often sparrows have been targeted by eagles and hawks, to bring the sparrows population back to normal, they put these cute little birds in the cage and provide a shelter so they can be safe ❤️
@@krasuuuee Wrong, it is because these birds are an invasive species where they are being trapped and are pushing the native bird species out of their nests/nesting area and causing them to become endangered. These birds were killed and likely tossed out as food for the hawk.
I wish there was a way that the trap could let one bird at a time get into a chamber that the hawk could peck at and kill it then it would open up or just pull thru and let the hawk finish the meal and be ready for another sacrifice. Starlings too.
The trap was set up to cull the non-native house sparrows that were displacing and viciously killing our native birds. The birds were euthanized. Not left to suffer a slow death in the trap.
Please save us🙏 we are rapidly extincting day by day there is no food water & no house for us... 🐥🕊️🪶. Even we have equal right in this ecosystem as you* don't kill us... Let us live pls provide some food & water if possible leave a small area for our house 🏡 even we have families pls think about us 🥺 ... Help us 🙏. Keep ficus trees it's our favorite tree & we make our nests in it. SPARROW
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Sparrows: CANT CATCH ME
Hawk: bruh you cheatin get out of there and act like a real man.
The tension and pressure of those poor sparrows at seeing that hawk
they still have an appetite however.
What comes around goes around. Those sparrows are invasive and terrorize our native birds. They were being trapped and humanely euthanized after they killed the chickadee family in my yard.
Big bird thinks FUCK YEA FREE FOOD! And then OH SHIT WHATS THIS?!
birbs when captured:
"aaaah let us out"
birbs when accipiter came:
"we sure are fine here"
I would have broken those European Sparrows' necks and left their dead bodies on top of the cage to let the hawk eat them. After all, European sparrows are not native to America and they kill native birds' eggs and babies in order to steal their nests. Just leave a couple of live sparrows in the cage to lure the hawks in and leave the carcasses of the dead sparrows on top of the cage as gifts for the hawks.
Bird hungry😂
@@grandwonder5858 hhhhhsa
This is where an added shelter box to the trap will release the tension when bullied by larger birds.
this comment section is full of people who seem to completely miss the context so:
1. we don't know if the owner of this youtube channel was the one who set the trap
2. this channel appears to be North American, and house sparrows are an invasive species in all of North America
3. Sparrows will regularly murder and evict entire families of other birds (I have seen this happen and pretty much every birder/ornithologist I've met absolutely despises house sparrows for this reason)
4. several North American bird species are endangered or threatened because of the sparrow behavior mentioned in #3
I'm not really sure why everyone here is defending sparrows so adamantly, but I'm assuming the vast majority of the sparrow defenders are from Europe (sparrows are native there and therefore not as much of an issue) or just very uneducated about bird behaviors.
Really!
Sparrows murder other birds?? how??
@@Michael-ow6sv their beaks are designed to crush seeds and have the bite force to crush other birds' bones. While they do kill parent birds on occasion, usually they target hatchlings and either murder them in the nest or throw them out of the nest
@@MF99K wow. That's interesting. I've never seen them behaving like that. From what I know sparrows here are sometimes prey of bigger birds like the Shrikes here.
Вот так рассуждя мы дожили до того что естьлюди жостойные жить а есть те которые ненужные и от них надо избавиться .вот вам Бог и показал.
Воробей в любой ситуации: ест.
Yeah we simple folk call them there hawks!
"dang, i forgot can opener!"
What do you do with the cage sparrow or do you use the hawk to torcher them?
Humanely euthanized. They are invasive and kill/displace our native birds.
That is one beautiful hawk
If I could meet that 💩head beach who lets the sparrows get traumatized to make a YT video, you could see the real beauty then!
Sparrow hawk trying to eat sparrow
Gostei do seu vídeo amostrando animais e ainda deixo mais meu joinha
Young and inexperienced
Why do you trap birds.
Sick
Es que me gustan mucho y no lo puedo resistir
Pero no le digan a nadie por fa
wow amazing bird
Lucky little sparrows.
Invasive sparrows.
@@Eclipscyn So are humans.
Who else watching this video in 2021?
Me gusta por que hace bailar al pájaro grande
And the little birds, the house sparrows, are invasive and kill our native birds.
Why are you trapping Sparrows exactly?
House sparrows are invasive in most part of the world, and are know for killing/attacking native birds and their nests to rear their own young. Removing them helps native bird species recover.
@@stewedmammal3515 Bullshit!! Why don't you reveal the source backing up your accusations ??
@@jackriley5974 I'm with you on this....idiots.
@@BeasleyStreet www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=news.cornell.edu/stories/2004/04/citizens-asked-monitor-impact-invasive-bird-species&ved=2ahUKEwif2Mm15vvuAhXtElkFHcmVAfIQFjAhegQIJhAC&usg=AOvVaw07xoWRieVIUNb9Msjqk1hT&cshid=1613938910123
Brought over from Europe to America in 1800's along with starlings..they compete with native American birds for nesting places..kill nesting birds..they are a scourge...i would plink them with a pellet gun but wifey not happy with that idea.
Why are we trapping sparrows?
To eat em
Cuz in america, sparrows are an invasive species
Both birds...in dancing competition
It will spend the entire day there trying to grab one bird until sense comes and it leaves.
Le gusta bailar la quebradita
На живца и зверь летит !
Bird anxiety
Близок локоть, да не укусишь 😁
Wo ist das Ende? Where is the end?
amigooo pobres pajaritosss ;(me voy a hacer la lloración por los pajaritos
Trap for save
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The torture for both
Amazing
Бедная маленькая птичка напугана до смерти
What comes around goes around. They terrorize the native birds in my yard. These sparrows are non-native, invasive birds.
Nice video ~👍🔔🤝🙏👍😄
Thanks for visiting
Is it Falcon ?
it’s an accipiter likely a Cooper’s Hawk.
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why do you catch sparrows?
De miért kell a héját bosszantani? 🙄
accipiter nisis or gentilis?
Parrot life saver
cool trap,allway free snake food.
Why do you catch sparrows?
حلو، 👍👍
Not a cooper's, that is a Sharp-shinned Hawk.
For me it’s a Cooper’s, the face sticks out to much, where’s the Sharp-shined has a shorter more rounded nose.
feederwatch.org/wp-content/themes/feederwatch/img/features/tricky-ids/cooper-sharpie-hood.jpg
SSH left vs CH right
Also the hawk in the video has white tip on the tail feathers which the Cooper’s has and the Sharp-shinned lacks
www.birdwatching-bliss.com/image-files/xcoopers-hawk-sharp-shinned-hawk-tail.jpg.pagespeed.ic.uZiK1CdYQF.jpg
Took me years to figure it out and even when someone thought me I still was slow to it
@@birdfanboi Agreed! And if I may, this Audubon link has a picture of both juvenile hawks and this one is indeed a juvenile Cooper!
www.audubon.org/news/a-beginners-guide-iding-coopers-and-sharp-shinned-hawks
Definitely a Cooper's Hawk, the legs are too thick in the head is too big.
Sparrows going “Ear-Ear” which indicates they’re scared.
Not blaming you, I know they’re undesirable birds and hawk was merely a coincidence
nice trap
it is really nice indeeed :)
Good
กินไม่ได้เลย👍👍🥰
So close yet so far.
❤️ sparrow ♥️😘
🥶😱🤲🇹🇷🇹🇷
Sparrows are the cutest creation by the god ❤️
جميل جدا ♥️
Thanks!
Bird
why doesn't the target bird get hit?
👍
What is this?
Shows you how dumb some fellow humans are
House sparrows compete with bluebirds for nest sites and sometimes even kill them. So, of course, bluebirders dislike sparrows and find ways to reduce their population. Bluebirders, who enjoy killing sparrows trap them and euthanize, some prefer to shoot. Ones who love all birds and don't enjoy euthanazing, of course, use alternative ways to deal with sparrows: use other types of nest boxes, in which bluebirds can have advantege, don't put sparrow's favourite food in feeders, remove feeders during breeding season, wall up all holes in house (sparrows' and starlings' favourite breeding site, almost never used by native birds) and, as extreme measure, remove sparrow's nests (before eggs hatch). Killing of sparrows is not only solution, just easiest one, this is why trappers and shooters don't even try other methods. Some prefer lethal control because they have snakes and raptors as pets and want free food for them.
@@FalconfromRF yes...let's eradicate anything that doesn't suit your ethos of which species should live or die,just because one is pretty ,and the other brown, boring and successful.
@@BeasleyStreet No, we eradicate a species brought over By Humans, which don’t belong in that country and threaten the native species
@@BeasleyStreet I meant that house sparrows were not from America. People brought them from Europe
Wow
Why traping small Sparrows, they are delicate and lovely. Just leave by the sound of clapping. They love human so want to live near you. Free them.
These sparrows are not so lovely when they kill the native chickadees nesting in my nest boxes in my yard. They are invasive/non native. They were trapped and humanely euthanized.
Salam satu langit friends
qua trung
I have the same trap and like this video I had a juvenile coopers hawk like this one hang around the trap. That bird would patiently wait for me to walk right up to the trap and would let me take a sparrow from the trap and feed to him or her.
Leave the nature alone douche-bag!
So much for natural selection.
I find it rather alarming that you do that
@@kirkdouglas8276 I wasn't the one who turned loose sparrows and starlings in this country. So don't hand me the "Leave the nature alone" crap.
@@bmell1252 Ditto!
Why are you trapping these birds
Its called falconry they train birds of prey and tame them
@@josue2662 no, you can clearly see that the accipiter doesn't have any falconry equipment.
They are an invasive species in the US
👍👍👍
Cooper Hawk
Why someone has to play this inhumane game! The little sparrows are very scared thus may contribute to an heart attack.
Saves the trap setter the work of killing the sparrows then.
¡Qué bonito azor!
It’s a Cooper’s Hawk
😀
Kekelo
I am amazed that people are complaining about trapping sparrows. HELLO, those house sparrows kill and peck to death the native song birds. Watch the UA-cam showing a mother BlueBird being pecked by a male house sparrow while she tries to protect her eggs/hatchlings. HE KILLS her. Why did the sparrow kill the BlueBird, because it's what they do. Check in with the Wildlife Federation and Audobon Society and learn what House Sparrows are and why they are the only species that should be dispatched and destroyed. I wish the trapped sparrows in this video could be fed to that Cooper's Hawk, maybe rig a tall feeding platform on top of a pole so they can come and get the collected birds rather than going to waste. I wish uninformed individuals would stop feeding house sparrows and perpetuating the problems they cause.
I guess you don't know that behavior like that is common amongst birds. Birds compete for nesting spaces. This often times can get bloody.
Honestly, The biggest problem for the 'gentle' bluebird is that its habitat is being developed by humans, and our homes, non native bushes and thick trees make it easy for more aggressive birds to move in.
I do know the behavior, I also know about habitat and I also know that your profile photo of a Polish Chicken is an example of something that can't see beyond it's own feet. What is your point? I say trap and kill off every house sparrow you can find. This helps native song birds that contribute to a healthy eco-system. Of course we know that birds compete for nesting spaces, where did I say they don't?
Ok. I see your point now.
I thought you were using their aggressive behavior to justify them being the only species that needs to be killed off, however there are.other invasive birds that need to be controlled and many native birds who are just as likely to pull chicks from nests.
I'm fine with controlling an invasive, but my problem is that this method is futile. It isn't even that effective, as you won't catch the whole flock with a trap.
Sparrows have established themselves throughout the country. At this point, getting rid of them will be like getting rid of Asian carp- nearly impossible, if you only try to kill them. You can still trap them, but I think we should also look into sparrow-proofing nests and getting rid of the broad leaf bushes they like to roost in
And yeah. I don't usually let my chickens' crowns get that big. I usually trim it back. I found this pic on google and thought it looked cool
Young Cooper' Hawk
Yes. I used to have this titled as such but some debated me on the ID
Coitados dos pardais.🇧🇷
coitados? Pardais são pragas, tem no mundo todo!...
Poor ghys
هاذ صقر الباز
คายข้มวยไก่ชนไม้พอข้มวยกรุงไก่ด้วย
Poor sparrows ;W; plz tell me they're free now
Nomad Dragon they were euthanized via humane measures. House Sparrows are horribly invasive to the U.S. They kill our native birds. Consider the poor family of chickadees I found mutilated and left dead outside their nest box. Chickadees are native birds. They were killed by these House Sparrows. I wish you and others who ignorantly comment on this post that would educate yourselves about House Sparrows and other invasive man-introduced species into our environment before rendering judgment.
Chill out, dude, I know that these sparrows are giant fūckers, because I'm keeping one of these bastards at home, but this isn't their fault that they are living at your homeland now, so u should let nature deal with it. Or should I remind u about situation with sparrows in China in 1960? On the other hand, I can't blame for 100% people either for wanting them to fix this situation.
Anyway, I hope u had a nice time by "euthanizing via humane measures" these sparrows ;)
Trappers of course enjoy euthanizing sparrows, otherwise they would find alternative for trapping.
Total BS. Unless you are native, you need to be trapped and tormented too. You are the only ignorant garbage here. I feed all kinds of birds and they are all happy including chickadees. Anytime hawk misses out on a dove, they quickly grab a house sparrow as a snack. Do you want them to eat your bluebirds instead, you dumbass?
Kirk Douglas the house Sparrows killed a chickadee family nesting at my house. The four nestlings and two adults. They are invasive. And I’d watch your threatening comments. I’m pretty sure you are violating You Tube code of conduct. Do you feel macho threatening people online?
Nothing ...
Why would you trap sparrows
To protect them from larger birds, often sparrows have been targeted by eagles and hawks, to bring the sparrows population back to normal, they put these cute little birds in the cage and provide a shelter so they can be safe ❤️
@@krasuuuee Wrong, it is because these birds are an invasive species where they are being trapped and are pushing the native bird species out of their nests/nesting area and causing them to become endangered. These birds were killed and likely tossed out as food for the hawk.
مانوع هاذا الصقر
صقرالباز
🙈
Não vi nada
:D
ممؤ
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Poor bird 🐦
Cruel.😢
Absolutely
The guy didn’t put the hawk there. It came by itself
I wish there was a way that the trap could let one bird at a time get into a chamber that the hawk could peck at and kill it then it would open up or just pull thru and let the hawk finish the meal and be ready for another sacrifice. Starlings too.
potential school shooter alarm. pedophiles and guys like you are the worst
Stupid remarks. Like it's funny. Die by the hawk or die in the trap. Sparrow haters set up the trap and probably are getting a big laugh.
The trap was set up to cull the non-native house sparrows that were displacing and viciously killing our native birds. The birds were euthanized. Not left to suffer a slow death in the trap.
So what’s the deal here? You are not impressing anyone
poor sparrows. Shame on you...
Cruel as fuck
Absolutely basterd and cruel behaviour, wait for ur karma 🙏🏻
Por qué mejor no te pones a trabajar o te metes tú en una jaula y dejas de andar secuestrando a estas bellas criaturas que no te hace daño
Please save us🙏 we are rapidly extincting day by day there is no food water & no house for us...
🐥🕊️🪶.
Even we have equal right in this ecosystem as you* don't kill us... Let us live pls provide some food & water if possible leave a small area for our house 🏡 even we have families pls think about us 🥺 ... Help us 🙏.
Keep ficus trees it's our favorite tree & we make our nests in it.
SPARROW
Your mind is invasive
😡😡😡😡😡👎👎👎👎👎
ما نوع هذا الصقر