Mom polishes off the rest of the chipmunk, then settles over her shivering babies to warm them up again! She feeds her babies with such care, she should be the emblem of Mother’s Day.
@@NomadStew True, but that applies to adult-sized birds. The size of young nestlings depends on the order in which they hatched; it's too soon to tell which might be male or female.
"Unzip a chipmunk"...lol. RIP Chippy. ;) P.S. What is with that apparently untouched chipmunk to the right of the chicks? Keeping it for a late night snack or...?
Thank you Cornell Bird cams! This was amazing to see! So different than eagles. Wonder about each birds' disposition. Are eagles, being that they're aggressive, are they more predatory than say, these hawks. The gentleness of feeding and the interactions between the chicks, it's obvious they're different, wonder what other peculiarities occur between the two of these beautiful raptors. Thank you Cornell 🐣🐣🐣
I thought exactly the same thing about feeding time! It is so peaceful when compared to the Eagles. I’ve been watching this nest for a year and a half. I missed the first several weeks of last year’s group, so I’m not sure of the feeding with those three. But this is quite unbelievable, the few bonks were in the first week and then that was it.
@@sallyshipwreck4315 I watched the SWFL Eagles and there were some days I didn’t tune in because it was too much for me. Feedings with Ospreys and Eagles can be difficult. I haven’t witnessed that type of behavior in other birds. The first few weeks aren’t pleasant!
does anyone remember the year the starlings nested up in the light box with the hawks? It became 'lunch delivery' and 'how to get lunch' lesson for the hawks... lol
Yes, it’s dominant behavior that many species of animals display. Pecking order is very real in many nests, sometimes can lead to death if there’s not enough to eat, but BR & Arthur do a great job here.
So incredibly precious
Thank you for posting this beauty ❤❤❤
The little one is too cute! He’s not gonna take any crap from the bigger siblings! LOL!!
The best hatch last!
The babies are so cute and adorable!!🪶🪶🥰🥰💕💕❣️❣️🖤🖤🤎🤎💓💓💋💋🧡🧡💛💛🙏🙏😇😇
Mom polishes off the rest of the chipmunk, then settles over her shivering babies to warm them up again! She feeds her babies with such care, she should be the emblem of Mother’s Day.
The description is too funny! Unzip a chipmunk?! 😂 So sweet! Little one with the right hook to the newbie!
偉いなぁママの愛情たっぷりの素敵な童顔でした❤️ありがとう
Those are some mighty mouthfuls they manage to swallow at times!
Did you see the video of the baby owl swallowing a whole snake (that fought - and that its siblings wanted a piece of)? It was awesome!
@@strangepattie Would love to see that.
Beautiful tail on that adult!
The little male is too cute! So alert!
How do you already know which ones are M or F?
@@annewas46 male hawks/raptors are typically 2/3 the size of females.
@@NomadStew True, but that applies to adult-sized birds. The size of young nestlings depends on the order in which they hatched; it's too soon to tell which might be male or female.
@@jeanb8848 I’d bet money they turn out to be 1 male and 2 female
food looks plentiful this year :3
these little fuzzy wuzzy kids give me a giggle!
My money is on the little one! He has spunk and spirit.
Impressive amount of carnage around the nest.
Me gustan los animalitos
Y los quiero mucho ydiosvendigas esas personas también quelos cuidan
Lindos estes pássaros tratando os filhotes, parabéns
Didn’t anyone notice the little one in the back hardly got any food?
"Unzip a chipmunk"...lol. RIP Chippy. ;)
P.S. What is with that apparently untouched chipmunk to the right of the chicks? Keeping it for a late night snack or...?
Thank you Cornell Bird cams! This was amazing to see! So different than eagles. Wonder about each birds' disposition. Are eagles, being that they're aggressive, are they more predatory than say, these hawks. The gentleness of feeding and the interactions between the chicks, it's obvious they're different, wonder what other peculiarities occur between the two of these beautiful raptors.
Thank you Cornell 🐣🐣🐣
Hurry home mom, it's chilly out here and we're hungry!
❤❤SUPER BEAUTIFUL ❤❤
OH MY GAWD 🙉😍
Good gravy! I'm used to watching eagles. Where's the bonking? These bobbleheads are eating huge pieces of food!
I thought exactly the same thing about feeding time! It is so peaceful when compared to the Eagles. I’ve been watching this nest for a year and a half. I missed the first several weeks of last year’s group, so I’m not sure of the feeding with those three. But this is quite unbelievable, the few bonks were in the first week and then that was it.
@@birdsofafeather4627 After watching the Captiva chicks try to murder each other I'm ready to skip the first week after eagle hatching!
@@sallyshipwreck4315 I watched the SWFL Eagles and there were some days I didn’t tune in because it was too much for me. Feedings with Ospreys and Eagles can be difficult. I haven’t witnessed that type of behavior in other birds. The first few weeks aren’t pleasant!
@@birdsofafeather4627 I had to stop watching eagles' nests. It was too traumatic! 😥
does anyone remember the year the starlings nested up in the light box with the hawks? It became 'lunch delivery' and 'how to get lunch' lesson for the hawks... lol
Could you tell a little more about what happened with the Starlings, please?
@@yanabo7220 Well, it was a learning experience for the young hawks, I believe most of them were lunch
@@aq9714 Were the starlings lunch for the hawks?
@@melissawickersham9912 there’s a video from Cornell of one of the Hawklets with a starling chick
Peaking each other. Just stated watching. Is this a display of dominants? They are so cute!
Sibling rivalry?
Yes, it’s dominant behavior that many species of animals display. Pecking order is very real in many nests, sometimes can lead to death if there’s not enough to eat, but BR & Arthur do a great job here.
where is daddy? havent seen him
, is that common with these birds?
He comes in to drop off food. The mothers watch over the kids and feed them.
Bébé 🐣🥺
這一窩也有一隻很小.
Ok 👌👌👌 like bạn 👍👍👍👍👍👍 joi
The one in the back doesn't seem to be getting any food.
Looked to me like they all got some decent bites in. And based on that pantry, I don't think anyone on this nest will go hungry anytime soon. :-)
@@yanabo7220 Completely agree! Look at them now 😊
Nest has too many carcass. Who does house keeping.
It disturbing too many died animals in the nest
Bébé 🐣🥺