Peregrine Falcon Nesting 4k HQ

Some footage from the summer of a pair of peregrines nesting
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[@saurabhsinghbeniwal9116]

Wait for indian shikra🦅

[@hrtearth]

Absolutely mesmerizing footage! 🦅 The 4K HQ quality really brings the Peregrine Falcon nesting experience to life. Nature at its finest! The intricate details of their behavior and the stunning aerial views are truly captivating. Thanks for sharing this incredible glimpse into the world of these majestic birds. Nature enthusiasts, this is a must-watch!

[@Nature_korea]

wonderful! The painstakingly filmed documentary is truly impressive.

[@user-ny9fn2zz9s]

Such a beautiful thing! Respect hard work to bring it out

[@shannonspage9360]

Wonderful video quality! I love the hatchlings when they first dry, so cute and fluffy with their white down. Mom waiting patiently for all of the eggs to hatch and all of the chicks to dry. Dad it quick to bring the first round of food. Raptor parents make such a perfect team

[@deletebilderberg]

Wonderful. Very best wishes from the USA 🇺🇸

[@henman123456789]

I can't see this and not admire those beautiful birds, excellent work, thank you so much for sharing this! 💙

[@picapicalife]

Beautiful birds, excellent parenting, amazing video. Thank you for making and sharing.

[@sergei2836]

Thank you, Steve, for the film!

[@EmmaDee]

This is yet another fantastic, even greater video. Thank you kindly for introducing me to a whole new world.

[@kamillanaday831]

Köszönöm annak az embernek,aki készitette ezt az aranyos kis filmecskét,ilyen szemléltetesen bemutatva egy madárcsalád népes táborának életét!! Ezt máskor, más körülmények között sosem láthattuk volna, csodálatos élmény volt,rendkivűli!!! 🙂

[@kathleenmccaffery1313]

I love the contrast between her flight feathers and her legs.. Very handsome 🤗♥️

[@Mozartboy55]

A privilege to watch. Thanks for your undoubted hard work and dedication in filming…

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

My most favourite bird of prey. Thank you for sharing this beautiful nature 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@devaranagamani782]

Wonderful mother’s by nature . Thank you very much for your great effort to bring out such beautiful things.

[@petemiller2347]

After a wee gab last night , watching you vids . Stunning mate , well done and keep up the great work. Pete.

[@Aleks69]

Thank you for this very beautiful video. Great footage an d capture. I enjoyed watching.

[@SimplyStunningBirds]

Beautiful footage of this Peregrine raising her chicks! Thanks for sharing! Like 👍

[@nestboxyorkshire2023]

I love the peregrine such a beautiful majestic bird. Thank you

[@joyoflife6041]

Thanks so much for sharing a rare and precious glimpse into the beloved peregrine falcon's nesting life! About the 4th chick that fell down from the nesting ledge, I understand that most photographers try not to interfere with what happens in nature, but shooting a camera at them is already a kind of interference, and in return for their gift for us to share a view of their real life, how about a gloved helping hand (to avoid human smell on the chick) from the photographer to put that poor fallen chick back on the ledge?! If there was technical hindrance to stop the photographer from reaching the fallen chick or something like that, I would understand. Otherwise, "helping each other" is something that happens all the time in nature, even among animals of different species! Just a thought, and some sadness. Of course, we might still think that the fallen chick might fall off again even after a rescue, but who knows, unless one has tried a rescue, just for once!?