Two Harbors 🐦 Chase Brings In A LIVE FLYING FISH For Lancer! 🐠 7.17.22
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Lancer is sitting on the patio when she sees Dad flying in with a fish! She quickly heads back to the nest and then takes off chasing after him. Dad will touch down with a live flying fish and Lancer is hot on his tail - but he takes off with the fish in his talons. In regular time and slomo. You can see the wings of the flying fish spread out when he is leaving! The cam panned to the left and when it came back we see Lancer eating the fish - so apparently Chase circled back and did the drop and go!
Lancer enjoys her fish and eats the whole thing including the wings. When she was younger, she would not eat them but now she eats the whole fish. Lancer will head back over to the patio afterwards to digest her meal. Thank you for watching!
Video captured & edited by Lady Hawk
The Channel Islands Catalina CA are part of a restoration project by the IWS Institute for Wildlife Studies. Two Harbors Catalina bald eagle nest.
Courtesy of the IWS Institute for Wildlife Studies and explore .org
Lancer is improving in her hunting skills,one great daddy there who still provides for his eaglet!
Way to go Lancer!
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👍🏻😂🤣
Amazing birds 🦅🦅💖💖
An eagle catches a flying fish. Thanks Lady Hawk.
Thank you @Lady Hawk for this incredible recap!!👏🏼 Chase has been spoiling Lancer ever since she tumbled down the side of the hill .I think💖😍
Lessons to learn for her... She is gorgeous...Will miss her when time comes for her take flight . .TY Lady Hawk, IWS & explore .
Chase is always such a big tease with food deliveries 😆. He makes his eaglets work for it 💪
Wow, great footage LH!! Those flying fish are really neat! I can't believe Lancer ate the whole
thing--way to go Lancer!! Good job Dad on the drop n go, ha!! -Hugs 🤗
Wow so awesome! 😲
Awww!! She's so grateful, no waste! 🙏
Lancer is loud but the scream queen still is Spirit! Dad brings big fish for a big girl..
Instead of swooping in the water for the fish, the fish jumped right into Mom's grasp Food is always great when you get it delivered. Bon appetite 🐟
Beautiful Lancer!!!! Beautiful Feathers Thank You!
GREAT VIDEO. THANKS Lady Hawk.😍
Thank you very much for the great shot! I would say poor fish 😂😂
Yes, I do think that, too!
But, then I ponder.... 🤔
How would God have made this planet and all the living things, and, not provide a constant food source?
So, if, at the beginning, food didn't grow or be born, then, He would have needed planets full of freezers to feed us all these many years. Lol!
Have a great day! 😻
Lancer.... "Hey, where ya goin', with my fish?" 🐟🐠
"Didn't you see me flagging you in??"
Later on...Lancer...
"Hello! How can I get a second helping?"
A 😋 yummy treat for daddy's little girl!
And, another stellar entry in the screaming 😱 contest!
TYLH! 😻 Harriet always loves the tails. She'd be in 7th Heaven with a flying fish! 😍
Fantástico 😃😄 Siempre enseña a sus aguiluchitos así ♥️🦅🐥🦅♥️
Love this wild family....
What a great scream fest! Dad may be a bit of a drama king, but he has the best dramatic flair!! I'm gonna always be looking for the 'rock gift' from Lancer and, was so pleased to see her use it to clean her beak after dinner👀😂
I know Chase probably does spoil his baby girl.. But there's no one on this site that would ever object 😍‼️
Awesome and fantastic the best daddy love the gorgeous lancer ⭐️💫⚡️✨🌟💖🌸💖🦅
Beautiful video 📹 ❤️ just absolutely stunning the flying 🐟 with its wings spread out that was quite a view I'm so happy that Lancer is eating her wonderful fish her dad is just beautiful eat and enjoy darling God bless you and your family thank you lady Hawk you're the best as always
I guess flying fish is an acquired taste. Waste not, want not, Lancer.🦅 And, your stone contribution remains in the same spot! ☺Thank you, Lady Hawk.😍
I always laugh when the parents eat the fish tails, after feeding 😋 their chicks, because, I know it won't be long before the "babies" will be wanting that part too!
In this case, wings and tail! Double delight! Lol!
Lots of trace minerals and such in the tails and bones of the fish.
And, the squirrel tails that they down acts as a brush and cleans the crop.
Amazing!!
Be blessed! 😇
@@CuriousCat787, Wow! Thank you for that info. I hadn't given a lot of thought about them eating the wings or tails except hoping they wouldn't choke on the bones or get any caught in their throat. I have given a little more thought to seeing them gulp down an entire fur coat with the occasional tail. Like, "How do they do that?" How can they digest that and expel it later?" But, never did I think of it (tail) as a sort of whisk broom! Sincere thanks, CuriousCat!! Bless you and yours! ❤
@@connieflanery1568
The parts that they don't digest for nutritional purposes are expelled in the form of a pellet, that they spit up.
Birds that have a crop, can get food down quickly into that storage area, so they are able to grab and run. Also, they don't have to eat every day, as they are basically carrying a picnic basket along with them. Lol!
As they need it, they do a 'crop drop', which is moving the food from the storage (crop) into the digestive system.
You can sometimes see them doing that as there is a neck motion associated with that process.
Wouldn't that be nice to have?
Eat what you can get your hands on and it only registers on your hips as you slowly use it or expel a pellet! Lol!
But, the down side is that when they do over-stuff their crop it can affect their flight. So, they lazy around in food comas, like we all do on a holiday, until the food moves along.
Have a blessed day ❣️
@@CuriousCat7, Thank you for furthering my education! The more videos I watch the more I learn. As the saying goes, "You're never too old to learn." And, the more I learn the more fascinating these birds become.
I spend quite a bit of my free time watching every video Lady Hawk posts. On occasion when a friend stops by I stay put in front of the screen and holler "Come in!" I get asked the same question every time. "You still watching those birds?" (LOL.) "No, no! It's different birds this time!", I reply, still glued to the screen. "Well, maybe the same birds but a different video." 😊 (Still glued to the screen.)
By now I ought to know more than I do. Especially considering how many and how often I watch. Someone might ask me a question one of these days and I'd like to be able to give them an answer if I can. So, I gladly accept AND appreciate the knowledge bestowed upon me by yourself, Lady Hawk, and a few others. The next time anyone asks I can honestly say "I'm furthering my education!" Thank you again, CuriousCat, from the bottom of my heart! ❤ Bless you!!
@@connieflanery1568
Thank you, Connie! Your words are very kind!
I also did, and do, a lot of watching.
Based on that, I can safely say that you probably already know a lot more than you realize. But, you may not know what to call it.
That piece, for me, was filled in by reading comments, chat room rolls, classroom sessions (kids ask the best questions and some are very innocently funny!).
The best part of teaching and learning from each other is that when we see something happen, good or bad, we share that experience with others in the groups we join.
For example...
I have been watching the SWFL nest for many years. This past season one of the fish brought in had a hook and fishing line attached. So, the E's had managed to get their feet tied up, linked together.
Even though they weren't near each other, each movement away from the other pulled on the line and moved the other's foot. So, their expressions were hilarious. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry?
At one point, one tried to branch, but, flying up pulled the other one's foot up with it. It was like watching the 3, well 2, stooges. Lol!
When I saw that, I knew that all the people who were watching felt exactly as I did. Laughing at the question mark looks they had on their cute little faces and horror at the fact that there was a hook dangling there, too! Plus, they were tangled up.
So, the whole experience got magnified, because we were all of one mind, laughing and biting our talons, until it got solved. Which it did, thank God, or I would have stressed eaten my way through all the food in the house. Lol!
It happened at a time where there wasn't a scheduled chat line session, but, they opened it for discussion, knowing that we kind of needed each other, as our E's were in trouble.
If you were one of those people watching that day, you know exactly how I was feeling. If this is a new story about that nest, then, you now know another piece that makes some comments more special when an incident is referenced.
That's what it's all about for me. The birds and the fellowship and learning stuff along the way.
I really get very attached to these feathered friends, and the whole experience helps to keep me grounded, as I see God's miraculous creation unfold.
Have a great and blessed day! 😻
Thanks lady hawk it’s fantastic 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hello Lady Hawke 🥰🥰🥰🥰
She’s enjoy the fish 🐠 👏👏👏❤️🦅
Lucky 🍀 princess 🍀🌹🌸🦅
The Glacier Gardens Eagle Cam got rebooted and it can be found elsewhere but I don't find it. Can you find the link and send it to me.?
Lastima que justo la cámara no enfocó la secuencia 🤷🏻♀️☺️
well I'm thinking that fish probably wasn't planing too fly that far
"Fly fishing"
Why did u move the camera away at the exact time of the delivery, what r u, nuts?