The crow is already mortally wounded. The talons of the hawk are deep in its chest and it's dying slowly. That murder of crows will only spend a short amount of time on saving their fellow crow, and then they need to move on to search for food. Even if the hawk let the crow free, then crow would still die from internal injuries.
No, not necessarily at all. There's a video where the sparrowhawk has a crow subdued by grappling her chest and neck. The crow is struggling for a few minutes when it finally manages to strike several blows with its beak to hawk's head. Hawk releases the grip and crow escapes, while hawk seems mortally wounded (he was limping and barely managed to get airborne, so not likely he's going to hunt soon)
N then they'll come back and fly around, and morn to the death by that stupid shoutings they take.. They got so much time to morn but can't save it.. They arr so dramatic
@@abeerafazal6700 yup pretty pathetic considering large corvids have some serious pecking power and with some good organisation can bring down many small raptors. Still they are pretty dumb to figure it out
Yeah, cute, crows certainly took a revenge on this hawk and will bother him for the rest of his life stealing food and not to let him sleep. That's what they do.
If you notice towards the end, you'll see that the hawk keeps pouncing up and down and re-gripping with its talons in order to kill the thing. Pretty nasty way to die.
@@samhanife ive rescued birds ftom cats teeth and then i fed those cats with meats . humankind mustnt watch this and say : natural . no , only illness mind people which are afew can watch .
@@Think1401 Every time you free one a different one has to die - either another prey or the predator from starvation, and I bet the first one eventually succumbs to the wounds as well. House cats may be different (although you did say you fed it meat, right?) but this video wasn’t about cats.
Its an adult female Coopers Hawk. If the crows attacked directly all at once the hawk would be forced to release its grip. The crows have the power in numbers but they are hesitant to get in their and start stabbing the hawk with their powerful bills.
+Nordic Healer wrong..the crow in its clutches would be soon incapacitated. Then the next crow to get near enough would be dessert. POWERFUL bills?...lol. Powerful to a chickadee perhaps. Compared to a Hawks beak?..funny..nice try. The hawks like to pluck their dinner too. That's how casual these guys are!
A crow getting a taste of its own medicine for what its kind do to pigeons. (Not saying that the hawk wouldn't do the same thing to a pigeon, but you know, it's a bird eat bird world out there).
@@jinsakai5307 - Crows do kill pigeons. Crows are killing all the songbirds and pigeons in my neighborhood; they attack the birds in a pack and take turns eating the babies out of the birds' nests. Crows are terribly destructive animals. They even kill hawks by harassing them in "tag teams" so they can't hunt and they starve.
If they only knew what they could do they could have made the hawk give up by ganging up on him. Oh well it's nature theres too many crows and hawks gotta eat.
@@jacquelinechellis4036 There’s one dead crow in my neighborhood. I was told the two crows fought until one died. It’s turf warfare. Quite brutal I was told.
Crows are very intelligent animals.It's a great survival mechanism that they help each other, unlike animals like gazelles and deer that allow their fallen brethren to die alone.
Crows are heartless animals that pray on smaller or baby birds in nests. They are the pests that gang up on their victims and I am glad to see a Hawk eating one alive. I see these crows messing with Hawks daily. It is nice to see the crow getting what it deserves. Wish we had more Hawks in California.
Hum, very interesting ideas you seem to have about crows. I pointed out one fact I see on a regular basis. I did not embellish or lie. I agree crows are indeed scavengers who attack and enjoy praying on baby birds in the nests and other smaller animals. They like to attack in groups out numbering their victims. Crows are also pests. I will not get into the sounds they make all day. Most farmers kill them on a regular basis. I do not personally hunt them but, I do not oppose them being hunted at my ranch. Comparing a simple crow bird to a human is ridiculous and is not worth debating. Comparing crows to greater animal life forms is also silly. You will never see crows at the zoo. All I can tell you is that crows because of their nature are not our national bird for a good reason. You are completely entitled to your own opinion as is everyone else. But, crows will never be a prized bird. Hints the term eating crow. Glad to see a hawk doing it alive. Best wishes with your save the crow foundation.
Like I said, you are entitled to your opinion. But, Crows are not Turkeys and I never made any statement negative about Turkeys. I must point out I like Turkeys and have raised several as pets. Turkeys are a much better bird in my opinion. No cowardly traits. In no way are Turkey birds blamed for electing Obama. Demo-Liberal fools & welfare bums made that decision and now they are eating Crow as well as our nation. Crows are what they do. It cannot be explained any simpler. No one I know in the farming industry likes them and they cause damage to crops that feed our people. Crows are sneaky cowardly birds that pray on the smaller weaker victims. They do this in groups ganging up on and out numbering their victims. Crows are quite cowardly in my opinion. A waste of time and feathers. My ranch now has a shoot on sight policy for Crows. Sorry I am not a Crow lover. Best Wishes & Good luck with your Save The Crow Foundation.
You are entitled to your beliefs and opinions. I talked to our local game warden and he said it's ok to shoot crows down. Yes, crow are now on a hit list at my family ranch. My friends, relatives, & their friends will be shooting them down daily. No other birds will be hunted. Just the crow. Thanks for the idea. Should get at least 300 this year maybe more. Have a nice day!
What stand off? You were the one who gave me the great idea to get rid of crows. You should be very proud of yourself. I know my relatives & their friends are enjoying killing them daily on my 300 acre ranch. Crow count is at 105 and growing. Now we are using sound game calling units to get more crows at a much higher rate. Might get over 800+ this year. Thanks for all your assistance. Have a great day!
The hawk must be some dangerous predator for these crows to back off, he is killing the member brutally in front of them at will, fending off 20 crows, what a terrifying moment for the crows, and a chilling display of power by the hawk warfare going on at all levels of the food chain
This only reaffirms to me that crows are absolutely amazing birds. You rarely see any other bird species help their fellow bird in distress unless it's either their younglings or maybe their spouse, which is mostly instinctual anyway. These crows are straight up social.
hawk has to eat too. and there are plenty of crows. if the hawk was eating a prey that was an endangered species, yes id feel bad but plenty of crows out there.
i saw this the other day! this is just half of it though - after the hawk was done with its lunch the crows kept cawing and doing air drops at it while it was flying away.
@@obongg It is completely natural, the crows and other similar species teach their young early on to hate any hawks, Eagles or owls that come by. They are natural enemies. Wherever you see a big bird of prey flying out in the open you are bound to see an escort of local crows or ravens pecking, colliding and defacating at their target at some point to show they are not welcome. I saw this behaviour early on in my childhood while observing local nature where i live by but also from documentaries about animals.
Crows are intelligent. Watches as 30 crows let 1 Hawk kill 1 of their own as they hop around yelling in a valiant attempt to bravely free their comrade before flying off. Crow respect just sunk to all time low.
They are not smart enough for that despite all their potential. If they could effectively organise and try out different set of actions against predatory birds they would be the humans in the sky. It might be in a very competetive environment they could figure out by accident using their mass to obstruct raptors' movements, pecking in the head, distracting. And if they do this I assure you those hawk will go extinct very fast. Cuz in a situation when 2 or more crows block a hawk's wings while others actively attack its head and back there is no chances for a hawk. Even if at the start of such behaviour crows take some casualties, in a long run they will learn the most effective way. Also don't forget they could drop stones on hawk but they don't have many examples of similar events irl to learn that
It's quite clear here that these Crows are trying to save there fallen fellow. With that many Corvids on the ground i'd be one worried Coopers Hawk for sure. Where Crows lack the talons of a Hawk they make up for ten fold in there beak power, intelligence, & sheer numbers when dealing with predators. I've seen many a battle over my 30yrs in the avian field and if this Hawk flies away "uninjured" it should consider itself MIGHTY lucky indeed.....
Corvids are a very difficult quarry for most hawks or Falcons, as they will always try to save a member of the flock, I admire them for this trait, if the hawk kills it quickly which falcon will endeavour to do, they will leave it but hawks are quite happy to start eating it alive...its simply nature we as a species define what is cruel.
Yes i agree KJRRanch3d those weren't american crows, they're much larger and would actually do damage to a cooper's hawk. I seen on past videos, and also magpies will do the same, i seen on one vid also where magpies pulled the at the leg of a hawk, and saved their fellow mate..... but yeah anyways i strongly believe these are Fish Crows though! cause the beak you can tell and also the size like you said to their a tad bit smaller then the bigger american crows. they tried tho, i was hoping they would win, yea that hawk will be glad if he's not injured. Cause I did see 2 peck at the hawk. btw where was this? what state was this in? FL, Alabama? guessing.
One successful strategy for the crows could have been for the crows to poo on the hawk one after another but at a safe distance -I have seen (on video) flocks of little birds do this to a large potential predator that eventual has to fly off as the mess is very unpleasant and can impair feathers.
Love it!! The Crows always be ganging up on Hawks see it all the time in the southwest nice to see one finally just crush one!! Hawks Crush down their enemies and crush them until destroyed!!! Love them.
This is how humans react to...see some bad shit going down... MOST humans will just stand, watch, and "yell" stop OR start recording. They won't do anything aggressive besides the mouth talk.
@Coolerthan Afrieza death of a family member is a big deal for crows and they very very rarely scavenge one of their own fyi. It appears they usually have a huge gathering after 1 dies like a funeral. They also have interesting family dynamics alot like primates. I find it weird that they didnt try harder to get that hawk though. May have been worried about getting too close🤷♂️
2000 Crows: Back up off the homie! Hawk: If I could, I'd eat *ALL OF YOUR ASSES* I mean really. Y'all just gonna stand there and watch him do your homie like that?
Okay. From my observation...either the Hawk is a Jedi and used Jedi mind tricks on the whole murder, to get them to back off. Or, the victimized Crow owed the other crows money ...
I live in jackdaw central and they all form a posse when they are invaded by hawks or seagulls.They make me think of spitfires out on a mission to head off the German bombers.The sparrow hawk usually wins though.
Hawks are total bastards! I know they get hungry just like every living thing but WTF? Those crows could have plucked all of his feathers but they were too afraid of his boldness.
Yup, regarding encounters with small birds of prey crows are too cautious for their bad. Had they been more 'fearless' their specie would've already figured out how to kill them in group effectively.
The music destroyed this video. Thank you
"NO YOU'RE NOT SEEING THE CONCEPT"
-Slylvester Stallone.
Better with the sound off
Yesssss
The sound is garbage
When the hawk starts tearing the crow apart in front of the other crows, they finally see that saving it is a futile task.
Can you imagine the feeling that crow had when all his friends flew off? It was like "OH, NO!"
It was the hunted crow who told they to leave. They didn't want to, he gave in.
The crow is already mortally wounded. The talons of the hawk are deep in its chest and it's dying slowly. That murder of crows will only spend a short amount of time on saving their fellow crow, and then they need to move on to search for food. Even if the hawk let the crow free, then crow would still die from internal injuries.
No, not necessarily at all. There's a video where the sparrowhawk has a crow subdued by grappling her chest and neck. The crow is struggling for a few minutes when it finally manages to strike several blows with its beak to hawk's head. Hawk releases the grip and crow escapes, while hawk seems mortally wounded (he was limping and barely managed to get airborne, so not likely he's going to hunt soon)
N then they'll come back and fly around, and morn to the death by that stupid shoutings they take.. They got so much time to morn but can't save it.. They arr so dramatic
@@abeerafazal6700 yup pretty pathetic considering large corvids have some serious pecking power and with some good organisation can bring down many small raptors. Still they are pretty dumb to figure it out
The hawk started doing open heart surgery, then the crows didn't want to hang around anymore.
Crows = "Hey! did you know that a group of us is called a murder?"
Hawk = " That's cute"
Yeah, cute, crows certainly took a revenge on this hawk and will bother him for the rest of his life stealing food and not to let him sleep. That's what they do.
@@generakuj9443 Yeah right...🙄
@@muhammadsteinberg you don know shit about crows
rather heer the crows than this abnoxshis music
I know terrible he probably made it
@ken wesaw Isn't he thow.
Abnoxshis ha ha. Love it! Spelt phonetically
Lmao
If you notice towards the end, you'll see that the hawk keeps pouncing up and down and re-gripping with its talons in order to kill the thing. Pretty nasty way to die.
They are (crows) are nasty birds.
Yeah noticed that.
if I was there Id Rescue the Crow.how somebody watch that and Let that hapend..? So Sorry for Crow.
@@samhanife ive rescued birds ftom cats teeth and then i fed those cats with meats . humankind mustnt watch this and say : natural . no , only illness mind people which are afew can watch .
@@Think1401 Every time you free one a different one has to die - either another prey or the predator from starvation, and I bet the first one eventually succumbs to the wounds as well. House cats may be different (although you did say you fed it meat, right?) but this video wasn’t about cats.
"Come get ya boy, I dare ya"
Its an adult female Coopers Hawk. If the crows attacked directly all at once the hawk would be forced to release its grip. The crows have the power in numbers but they are hesitant to get in their and start stabbing the hawk with their powerful bills.
+Nordic Healer wrong..the crow in its clutches would be soon incapacitated. Then the next crow to get near enough would be dessert. POWERFUL bills?...lol. Powerful to a chickadee perhaps. Compared to a Hawks beak?..funny..nice try. The hawks like to pluck their dinner too. That's how casual these guys are!
A crow getting a taste of its own medicine for what its kind do to pigeons. (Not saying that the hawk wouldn't do the same thing to a pigeon, but you know, it's a bird eat bird world out there).
Weilun Kang raven?or crow?
A crow cannot kill a pigeon
@@jinsakai5307 - Crows do kill pigeons. Crows are killing all the songbirds and pigeons in my neighborhood; they attack the birds in a pack and take turns eating the babies out of the birds' nests. Crows are terribly destructive animals. They even kill hawks by harassing them in "tag teams" so they can't hunt and they starve.
Very well put, Hahahaha
Crows don't hunt piegons
Those other crows don’t realized how much more powerful they are in a group.
If they only knew what they could do they could have made the hawk give up by ganging up on him. Oh well it's nature theres too many crows and hawks gotta eat.
@@jacquelinechellis4036 There’s one dead crow in my neighborhood. I was told the two crows fought until one died. It’s turf warfare. Quite brutal I was told.
Crows are very intelligent animals.It's a great survival mechanism that they help each other, unlike animals like gazelles and deer that allow their fallen brethren to die alone.
Crows are heartless animals that pray on smaller or baby birds in nests. They are the pests that gang up on their victims and I am glad to see a Hawk eating one alive. I see these crows messing with Hawks daily. It is nice to see the crow getting what it deserves. Wish we had more Hawks in California.
Hum, very interesting ideas you seem to have about crows. I pointed out one fact I see on a regular basis. I did not embellish or lie. I agree crows are indeed scavengers who attack and enjoy praying on baby birds in the nests and other smaller animals. They like to attack in groups out numbering their victims. Crows are also pests. I will not get into the sounds they make all day. Most farmers kill them on a regular basis. I do not personally hunt them but, I do not oppose them being hunted at my ranch. Comparing a simple crow bird to a human is ridiculous and is not worth debating. Comparing crows to greater animal life forms is also silly. You will never see crows at the zoo. All I can tell you is that crows because of their nature are not our national bird for a good reason. You are completely entitled to your own opinion as is everyone else. But, crows will never be a prized bird. Hints the term eating crow. Glad to see a hawk doing it alive. Best wishes with your save the crow foundation.
Like I said, you are entitled to your opinion. But, Crows are not Turkeys and I never made any statement negative about Turkeys. I must point out I like Turkeys and have raised several as pets. Turkeys are a much better bird in my opinion. No cowardly traits. In no way are Turkey birds blamed for electing Obama. Demo-Liberal fools & welfare bums made that decision and now they are eating Crow as well as our nation. Crows are what they do. It cannot be explained any simpler. No one I know in the farming industry likes them and they cause damage to crops that feed our people. Crows are sneaky cowardly birds that pray on the smaller weaker victims. They do this in groups ganging up on and out numbering their victims. Crows are quite cowardly in my opinion. A waste of time and feathers. My ranch now has a shoot on sight policy for Crows. Sorry I am not a Crow lover. Best Wishes & Good luck with your Save The Crow Foundation.
You are entitled to your beliefs and opinions. I talked to our local game warden and he said it's ok to shoot crows down. Yes, crow are now on a hit list at my family ranch. My friends, relatives, & their friends will be shooting them down daily. No other birds will be hunted. Just the crow. Thanks for the idea. Should get at least 300 this year maybe more. Have a nice day!
What stand off? You were the one who gave me the great idea to get rid of crows. You should be very proud of yourself. I know my relatives & their friends are enjoying killing them daily on my 300 acre ranch. Crow count is at 105 and growing. Now we are using sound game calling units to get more crows at a much higher rate. Might get over 800+ this year. Thanks for all your assistance. Have a great day!
One more hawk and crows cant stand for another minute
I wish one of the crows standing around was the one filming this. They had the better view of the action.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Mookie Spindlehurst '
@Mookie Spindlehurst lol yes i see that on Facebook. Very often. Probably couldn't think of a clever retort.
The hawk decided to eat crow, the other crow flew off
Crow 1: Hey Denny! I found some french fries!
Crow 2: Why do I hear boss music?
The hawk must be some dangerous predator for these crows to back off,
he is killing the member brutally in front of them at will, fending off 20 crows,
what a terrifying moment for the crows,
and a chilling display of power by the hawk
warfare going on at all levels of the food chain
Man fuk dem crows
This only reaffirms to me that crows are absolutely amazing birds. You rarely see any other bird species help their fellow bird in distress unless it's either their younglings or maybe their spouse, which is mostly instinctual anyway. These crows are straight up social.
They just needed to start dive bombing that hawk though...
Other birds don't have weapons to even protect themselves so how can they come to save their relatives
@@islamicbro hawks do and I dont recall seeing 10 hawks standing for a fallen mate
@@ziskador yeh hawks have weapons but even 50 crows will not tend to mess with a single hawk 😂😂
The crows left their species mate, even though they easily could outnumber the hawk if they all just attacks together at the same time! Not very smart
hawk has to eat too. and there are plenty of crows. if the hawk was eating a prey that was an endangered species, yes id feel bad but plenty of crows out there.
I just feel bad for the pain and suffering and look as of life of the crow that's being ripped apart and murdered
Fearless hawk...respect..! Even the gang of 15 crows are not able to stand against him..! Such a kingly expression..😎
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2 weeks later, there were Zero Crows! 😆 Thanks Hawk...how much to come to my neighborhood? 💰
@Financial Coach Mark Bianchi along with bitcoin and Crypto I assume...lol
Nice ! İ like hawk.Thanks.And muzic is good!
Looks like the crows were as afraid of the person recording as they were of the hawk... or they got annoyed by the stupid music and split.
Love it. Nature's reality keeps me humble 🙏
Hawks are like the state troopers in the birdworld
Had his knee on his neck.....😧😲
Thug of the bird world
i saw this the other day! this is just half of it though - after the hawk was done with its lunch the crows kept cawing and doing air drops at it while it was flying away.
Lion vs hyenas
i guess once he was dead they figured it was no use fighting
Usually the harassment is enough. Today they harassed my bird when I was flying him. They seem to hate hawks
I was surprised out of ten one didn't sot the hawk in the video tho. It'd have started a mob attack
@@obongg to do that you need a leader - it looked like everyone had that thought but no-one could commit
@@obongg It is completely natural, the crows and other similar species teach their young early on to hate any hawks, Eagles or owls that come by. They are natural enemies. Wherever you see a big bird of prey flying out in the open you are bound to see an escort of local crows or ravens pecking, colliding and defacating at their target at some point to show they are not welcome. I saw this behaviour early on in my childhood while observing local nature where i live by but also from documentaries about animals.
@@averagejoeschmoe9186 excellent points
Crows: let go of our frienddddd!!!!
Hawk: turns 180 degrees
Crows: hua where did the crow gooo?????
🔔🔔 Bravo 🔔🔔 👍☺ 📣 📣 100% right sir 🎯
Crows are intelligent. Watches as 30 crows let 1 Hawk kill 1 of their own as they hop around yelling in a valiant attempt to bravely free their comrade before flying off. Crow respect just sunk to all time low.
That hawk will pay its price for life as crows are believed to do revenge
Wow, I can't believe that thw other crows, one of the smartest birds in the world not figure out a way to save their family member.
They are. It will take several takes of observing events unfolding. In the long run, these crows or their descents will prevail
They are not smart enough for that despite all their potential. If they could effectively organise and try out different set of actions against predatory birds they would be the humans in the sky. It might be in a very competetive environment they could figure out by accident using their mass to obstruct raptors' movements, pecking in the head, distracting. And if they do this I assure you those hawk will go extinct very fast. Cuz in a situation when 2 or more crows block a hawk's wings while others actively attack its head and back there is no chances for a hawk. Even if at the start of such behaviour crows take some casualties, in a long run they will learn the most effective way. Also don't forget they could drop stones on hawk but they don't have many examples of similar events irl to learn that
well done,beautiful.
It's quite clear here that these Crows are trying to save there fallen fellow. With that many Corvids on the ground i'd be one worried Coopers Hawk for sure. Where Crows lack the talons of a Hawk they make up for ten fold in there beak power, intelligence, & sheer numbers when dealing with predators. I've seen many a battle over my 30yrs in the avian field and if this Hawk flies away "uninjured" it should consider itself MIGHTY lucky indeed.....
This shows , quantity is nothing infront of courage
That is a Cooper's Hawk.
GREAT MUSIC - added that dramatic life and death effect
Que bien estos son lo vidios que megusta ver
Corvids are a very difficult quarry for most hawks or Falcons, as they will always try to save a member of the flock, I admire them for this trait, if the hawk kills it quickly which falcon will endeavour to do, they will leave it but hawks are quite happy to start eating it alive...its simply nature we as a species define what is cruel.
المقطع فيه عبره لكل شخص عندما تصبح في مأزق قد يقف معك اصدقائك لاكن عندما يرون في مساعدتك خطر عليهم يتخلون عنك هذا ماحصل مع الغراب المسكين
Anyone who has witnessed a hawk do this dance understands the pure cruelty of nature.
Да, лучше было бы с криками воронов, чем с музыкой
Yes i agree KJRRanch3d those weren't american crows, they're much larger and would actually do damage to a cooper's hawk. I seen on past videos, and also magpies will do the same, i seen on one vid also where magpies pulled the at the leg of a hawk, and saved their fellow mate..... but yeah anyways i strongly believe these are Fish Crows though! cause the beak you can tell and also the size like you said to their a tad bit smaller then the bigger american crows. they tried tho, i was hoping they would win, yea that hawk will be glad if he's not injured. Cause I did see 2 peck at the hawk. btw where was this? what state was this in? FL, Alabama? guessing.
Music name please? I like the music.
I think those other birds were afraid that if they tried to help then they would be the one's in those hawk's talons. So they left
Thats his snack , Hawk needs to eat ,
One successful strategy for the crows could have been for the crows to poo on the hawk one after another but at a safe distance -I have seen (on video) flocks of little birds do this to a large potential predator that eventual has to fly off as the mess is very unpleasant and can impair feathers.
Its not time for music
Love it!! The Crows always be ganging up on Hawks see it all the time in the southwest nice to see one finally just crush one!! Hawks Crush down their enemies and crush them until destroyed!!! Love them.
Wow, so many of them surrounding him and only one i seen getting close to him,
They could've done a way better job
Yes I agree. Three or four of them just aggressively rush at him even a fake attempt .
Would not believe how many times I have seen crows dive bom hawks till they kill th hawk glad to see one turn the table on them
Good job Alonso
Thank you @Ciprian Influencer
I just saw half of this, who won???
That crow at 3:26 was saying, I'm out of here.
Fraternity of crows; the crow brotherhood. Looks to me like an adult copper's hawk - heh? Bon apetite!
This is why I love chickens. They will give these hawks a fight.
Onve u encounter with a crow then u gonna Love Hawk
"Let the homie go! Let the homie go!"
Bird on bird violence is hardcore. No quick deaths.
Jajajaja creo que es mejor que sea uno menos,ya son muchos y son una plaga 🤣🤣🤣
I expected the crows to attack the hawk more aggressively and try to overwhelm him to save their buddy.
This is how humans react to...see some bad shit going down... MOST humans will just stand, watch, and "yell" stop OR start recording. They won't do anything aggressive besides the mouth talk.
@@entertainmentworld9746 if it was a family member I'm going straight silverback on something
@Coolerthan Afrieza death of a family member is a big deal for crows and they very very rarely scavenge one of their own fyi. It appears they usually have a huge gathering after 1 dies like a funeral. They also have interesting family dynamics alot like primates. I find it weird that they didnt try harder to get that hawk though. May have been worried about getting too close🤷♂️
@Coolerthan Afrieza I know but I'm a f*cking animal....... encyclopedia 🤷♂️😜
@Coolerthan Afrieza hell yeah man you are cool in my book 😁✌
2000 Crows: Back up off the homie!
Hawk: If I could, I'd eat *ALL OF YOUR ASSES*
I mean really. Y'all just gonna stand there and watch him do your homie like that?
Their just wanting something to eat. Could care a less it's there own. Hawks like...fuck with him!
There is a arms war here and the crows brought bows to a gunfight.
Okay.
From my observation...either the Hawk is a Jedi and used Jedi mind tricks on the whole murder, to get them to back off.
Or, the victimized Crow owed the other crows money ...
Dam Hawk watches too much COPS! They should play that Inner Circle song Bad Boys.
I live in jackdaw central and they all form a posse when they are invaded by hawks or seagulls.They make me think of spitfires out on a mission to head off the German bombers.The sparrow hawk usually wins though.
A murder of crows, witnessing a murder, perfect.
Crows might have helped their comrade if the camera person wasn't there .
Just 1 of them crows could have EASILY taken that hawk out!🤨...But NOOO; they ALL dipped tha F out!
Сам хоть понял ,что высрал?
The crows can do nothing . . But let everyone know when a caw is coming down the street. Couldn't resist!.
Don't interrupt dinner, thank him for sparing you
Similiar to when a cop is killing someone you no right in front of you and all everybody does is record your death
Hawks are total bastards!
I know they get hungry just like every living thing but WTF? Those crows could have plucked all of his feathers but they were too afraid of his boldness.
Yup, regarding encounters with small birds of prey crows are too cautious for their bad. Had they been more 'fearless' their specie would've already figured out how to kill them in group effectively.
Imagine how annoying all those Crows would sound...one crow bothers me...
This are carrion crows and a coopers hawk i think by my self . Crazy footage !
Welcome to Ferguson, Missouri
Rolando Perez Oh, I get it.
+Rolando Perez LMFAO
Удачные кадры !!!
Crows be like oh shit he dead fuck it lets go
One word, P. R. E. D..i. T. O. R
He thinks he"s royalty but democracy's about to kick the shit out of him .
Crazy man 💐💐🌺
Crows are like he’s gone let’s go guys.
Now let me tell every last one of ya'll Craig an't gonna make it to practice! Ya'll gonna have to run five on four!
It's a white Walker killing a crow. The crows did not have dragon glass & they paid for it.
True testament don’t count on your friends to save you
Coming to the aid of a fellow crow
YIRTICI KUŞUN TECAVÜZ EDER GİBİ Bİ HALİ VAR.
Is there some "common source" for all the dreadful music on these wildlife videos?
United, we never be defeated ✊🏻✊🏾✊🏼✊🏽✊🏿🤣😂 but if you died, oh well..
Suiting, a redtail surrounded by a murder of crows...
Nice!
The Matrix Reloaded.
Best scene!
It's like watching a white dude walking through the projects
LOL
OtziTheSurvivalist the hawks just like shoo
Just thought the same thing.
I assume you're talking about having to hear really shitty music while trying to grab a bite.
A raciest comment :-(
The brain wins over numbers.
Crows have the brain advantage here though, but I get your point
Crows are far smarter then any bird of prey. Most BOP are pretty stupid
Crows are very intelligent but, Sparrow Hawks do not discriminate. They are very determined and vicious
Those crows were looking to share in the feast that’s all.
On second thought maybe they were trying to save their buddy?
Afiyet olsun afiyeti gülbahar olsun
The music overpowers the video.
Nice takedown
Oh how awful friends cannot always come to rescue :))