The hawk then realized he made a mistake leaving one behind, the baby grew and became an anime protagonist hunting down the hawk who killed his siblings.
I'd like to think that the hawk was a member of some secret organization who ordered him to snatch babies so that said organization could train them to be professional killers
Robins are very meticulous nest builders. There are a few videos online that show them building and layering. Compared to mourning doves which is just , here are a few sticks so the eggs *might* not roll away.
@@joehostile4541 because feeling the unyielding passage of time so heavily in one sentence can stir one's emotions Two of the babies are dead, the rest of the family is gone, their voices no longer a daily music in the background and the world matches dutifully on to the next day and the day after, and it's like nothing ever happened.
I love how after the dad shows up with food for the eggs, he's moving his head around looking down at them like he's saying "Hold up, where are your mouths?"
OmG,I barely noticed @3:34 but u have to freeze frame that part of the video lol😂I was like WTF are u talkin bout..But I definitely think it's a confused MANnequin since this HeShe's wearing a bow🎀🙎😂😂
@@marxgalacticambition7023 We are in a fortunate situation where most of us have respect and understanding of our food. For the most part, human beings do not have to worry about survival nearly in the same way animals in the wild do. Since we can make a conscious effort I believe it is our responsibility to treat our food with respect and kindness. Im not saying dont eat meat but there should be some standard of ethical treatment of animals because we can.
@zOrex I may not be against eating meat, but in a way, humans being able to live off of plants is a privilege and one we should use more often. More carnivorous animals cannot properly digest many types of vegetation, so they instead eat the ones that can digest it for nutrients.
PikachuLittle yes look up that girl that was literally 1.5% native and was removed from her healthy home 4 years ago. FOUR YEARS and she STILL ISNT BACK LIKE JDJDJDJ. That’s so fucking dumb.
Angel Fuccc so one random, uncited, apocryphal source means the entire institution is an utter failure. Next you’ll be telling me not to get vaccinated because some kid in Florida went into a coma after getting the flu shot
PikachuLittle no. Wtf. Okay pal calm down. I actually am for vaccines. There’s more things on top of that with CPS. Being in the system isn’t fun nor fair most of the time as someone who’s been in the system. Calm down and do your homework before coming at me sideways like I killed you kid or sum.
Absolutely wholesome family in the beginning, eating dinner. Sad about the last sibling, he kept backing away day by day because he no longer trusted the nest, mom tried so hard to comfort him, too
It's just so cool how the male robin brings the food to the female and then it's like she just knew he brought it for the babies and fed them. Nature's awesome
*bird escapes* 3 weeks later... Bird: *kicks down door* Hawk: what the hell do you want?! Bird: you killed my brothers and sisters...prepare to die...*cocks shotgun*
This is actually pretty standard for songbirds. They just have a really low survival rate for their first year, and this is why they adapted to grow up so quickly. This is before humans even came in, messed with their habitats, and introduced invasive species in some cases.
For the people in the comments being judged for having feelings: It's ok to have compassion for the babies. It's ok to have compassion for the hawk. It's ok to understand it's natural and part of the circle of life and death Its ok to respond with compassion. It's ok to respond with curiosity. It's ok to be neutral. It's OK to feel things about this because you are human, and humans are part of this circle of life. It affects all of us. This video reminds us of that fact. Having compassion and curiosity is a healthy, normal, natural response.
Good to learn that some parent birds can continue to take care of their chicks even after the chicks have either fallen out of, or abandoned the nest. Most birds species quickly give up on their chicks under similar circumstances.
The dad waiting expectantly for them to hatch makes it so much worse knowing what happened afterwards. I don't know if robins are capable of feeling grief but I sure as hell am 😞
It never ceases to amaze me how the birds grow by size by about 20-30 times in a matter of 10 days. That is the size of hundreds of worms and insects and spiders put together! And 3 of babies too!
Let me tell you a story of what happened on my 14th day of birth. I was waiting for my patents to come bring me and my siblings some food. Then I saw a shadow of a bird so I opened my mouth and looked up. My siblings did aswell until I saw those bright red eyes he looked down into my soul and I realized that It would be the end. Until I felt my siblings brush all over me. I closed my eyes for a second and looked back and I saw my siblings being taken from me. I felt a sudden rage flow through me as I saw them get taken away from me. I told my self I would not rest until I got my revenge. In fact I was in the middle so my chances of getting taken were very high... I was lucky, Real lucky. So I got out of my nest in case he came back for me and hid inside a tree, Thinking of a plan to get back to the hawk. I saw my parents they came to get me food and I told them the bad news. They were very upset to know that they got taken and flew off. All I remember of the Hawk is those blood red eyes and that white fur. After that I said its hunt or hunted...
4:04 There he is, remembering his story. Spending every waking moment of his life to plot revenge against the hawk whom took their brethren... Once he got his wings, he planned his rescue thoroughly
In Season 2 they reveal the 4th Egg 🥚 actually unhatches and went through tough ordeal to become a strong robin and helps his brother to avenge the murder of his now dead siblings...By Killing The Hawk...
I don't know why, but, at the end, when the video just said "'til one day, they were all gone." and just ended, I got a sudden chill up my spine like I had just read a horror story and got an unexpected spooky ending.
I wanna know where the parents were when the hawk snatched the 2 chicks out of the nest. Were they both nearby looking for food when the horrible incident took place? It's interesting that the father was nearby after the remaining chick jumped from the nest.
Some species will fight, depending on the size difference, but oftentimes survival of the parents is prioritized over survival of the children. Parents can still try again next year, but if the parents are hurt then even the surviving children might die.
3:56 I question the meaning of life, now I truly know what it means. If you stay at one place, you’re f******, if you commit Oof and hopefully fail, you live.
3:45 I know what you did to my brothers.... (ad dramatic music) since the day you looked at me in the eye while taking them away from my side, I had only one goal. Vengeance.... (end game starts playing) Robin flying into the past /November 25 of 2021
Imagine that as humans. Man and woman had four children, one of those was a stillbirth. One day they left the house unattended and a kidnapper killed two of the three remaining kids. The last child never entered the house again and the parents fed him while he was living in the garden. What a great family story that is!
Normally I hate reading those comments bemoaning the downvotes that a video has,but in this case I'm really at a loss as to why there are so many(nearly 15 percent at the moment).This video was a perfectly done follow up to the other one,can't imagine what problem people have with it.
Some people absolutely can't stand reading text and looking at pictures. I think it has more to do with how short peoples attention spans are. Or they're just illiterate lol
That and people seem to hate when people post videos about "bad things happening to animals" even if it's just how nature works. The clip that OP posted that was just of the hawk stealing the chicks had like over 1,000 dislikes. It's like their way of saying "Yea...I know it's how nature is...but you are an asshole for sharing the video so here is a dislike."
This was GOOD to find!! Three days ago one baby robin fell out of the nest, my adult son said the bird had been hopping across the grass, way to the other side of the yard. We spent a lot of energy telling my grandson he couldn’t touch it. Both parents spent time over there trying to encourage baby-Jackie (my name for the baby). I just tried to not think about it too much. Today my son came in and said Jackie is still on the other side of the yard, parents feeding and attending to him!! He thinks all 3 may be over in the overgrown bit of yard, in and out of the brush-I’m so happy! We’ve had a few days without the 101-104° heat we were forecast to have, so they had a field day yesterday with the worms from a fairly good downpour.
Well, some animals. Apes act weirdly sad around other dead apes--the ones they don't tear apart themselves, obviously. And chimp mothers will carry their dead babies around long after they start to decompose.
Nature is a wonderful thing. Makes me think about how all these animals just know how to survive and somehow communicate with one another. Thanks for sharing the before and after!
According to estimates, robins have a 50% survival rate to age one year. Some perish on the flight south and in this case 2 out of 3 became food for the baby hawks. I was surprised the robins built a nest where it was so visible. I do my best to provide a safe haven in my yard for the robins. After all, it is our state bird, Wisconsin. The robins I see build a nest in the lilacs which are about 12 feet tall, or the dense pine trees. Hawks and others cannot see the nest from up high, and it is somewhat sheltered from rain and wind. One year there was a robin nest in the lilacs that I could peek in to see the progress. At first there were three eggs. Slowly all three hatched and I got to see them steadily grow bigger. Since there were three other pairs of robins in my 3 acre area they were often chasing each other back and forth which meant they were wasting valuable time and energy instead of caring for the young. I resorted to setting out worms in four different places so there was less chasing and more feeding of the young. All three hatched out and I got to see the first one hopping around in the yard when I was mowing. It was not able to reach the lowest branches and there were cats that wander about. I'm out in the country so cats are allowed to roam. I turned off the mower and stood watch to keep any cats away. I saw one sneaking over so I ran toward the robin clapping hands and shouting. It must been just enough to make it kick in the after burner because this time it managed to make it to the lowest branch of maple tree. I enticed the cat to the back of the house and gave it some sliced turkey to keep it busy. It was only a few more days before the first robin was adult size and hunting for itself. The adults were kept busy helping the other two learn how to find food. They raised a second batch before they left but the nest was up in a maple. I got to see them feeding the last baby and swooping up to build the second nest. I'm not sure why I didn't see more baby robins that season since there were four adult pairs. Maybe they ended up further down the road in a farmers field. It is amazing how fast they grow and become independent.
Dad: "Hey you hungry?"
Eggs: "..."
Chicks in Eggs: sure thing dad
“Bro we're just vibing”
dad musta had a long day in the office, forgot the nest is still pregnant
"Welp, more for me"
Such a Dad thing to do....
"Dad brings food but no one is hungry" *footage of unhatched eggs*
haha that was funny
Typical male
First time Father!
Yep
The AI is buggy
Eileen at least he was trying more then I can say for most dads now days
The hawks biggest mistake was letting that one live. A few weeks later the hawk was found dead... *Lawn & Order sound*
And this is their story.
Better than tlou2
Leave one robin alive and the hawk is never safe.
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When birds ask tell them that winter came for house Hawk. The north remembers.
The hawk then realized he made a mistake leaving one behind, the baby grew and became an anime protagonist hunting down the hawk who killed his siblings.
*Giorno's theme playing in the background*
🍩🍩🍩
👁️👄👁️
No.
He obviously became partners with Batman.
@@watertommyz the hawk is joker 👁👄👁
I'd like to think that the hawk was a member of some secret organization who ordered him to snatch babies so that said organization could train them to be professional killers
"Dad shows up with food, but no one is hungry"
Man, that dad be taking the job so seriously that he forgot they still inside the eggs.
You realize that it literally has a bird brain right?
can't relate 😭😭
He's having a flashback or Deja Vu?
Dad of the Year
Dad things😊
An origin story of a robin that hunted hawks to avenge his siblings deaths
Tragic was Darth Robins life
Thats when he met a Bat who had lost his own parents to murderous hawk too
@@sealofapoorval7437 and then the bat took him "under his wing"
Under the red hood
It's true but if anything the stories are watered down versions! !
Nobody going to talk about how perfect that nest is shaped
Robins are very meticulous nest builders. There are a few videos online that show them building and layering. Compared to mourning doves which is just , here are a few sticks so the eggs *might* not roll away.
Bitches love sticks
Well it’s a birds nest do of course it’s perfectly shaped
No, its normal.
3:06 i thought i saw justin bieber
“Til one day, they were all gone.” I got the big sad.
they probably decided it wasnt safe there and gtfo
@@jackadams3878 they propably thought they were being watched
Why? The baby probably flew away because it was ready. And the parents left because they’re no longer raising chicks.
Same
@@joehostile4541 because feeling the unyielding passage of time so heavily in one sentence can stir one's emotions
Two of the babies are dead, the rest of the family is gone, their voices no longer a daily music in the background and the world matches dutifully on to the next day and the day after, and it's like nothing ever happened.
I got more invested into this story than anything Hollywood’s been putting out
Agreed shit was more entertaining than the Eternals and Black Widow trailers combined lol.
@@sdlfjlsdkf marvel has no association with hollywood dumbass
I’m more invested in this comment than the video
Agreed
Honestly, all that was missing was
"THE END.... ???"
I love how after the dad shows up with food for the eggs, he's moving his head around looking down at them like he's saying "Hold up, where are your mouths?"
I just want to know what the mannequin in the corner is doing
HydroDragonN a mannequin with a bowtie on it's head no less
Maybe to act like a scarecrow of some sorts? Possibly to deter animals getting into the nest, which obviously didn't work on the hawk
OmG,I barely noticed @3:34 but u have to freeze frame that part of the video lol😂I was like WTF are u talkin bout..But I definitely think it's a confused MANnequin since this HeShe's wearing a bow🎀🙎😂😂
@@brad7566 Woah we have the same last name dats cool its pretty rare to find another lamb
Its just casually staring into our souls, no big deal
"dad shows up with food, but no one is hungry. so he eats it himself."
Kind of a vibe
Sussy baka..
Dad birb being a normal dad
Nature is cruel but the parents were still successful with one survivor. It works out in the end.
And in the end, the hawk might have chicks too.
Nature is cruel, however beautiful.
@@marxgalacticambition7023 We are in a fortunate situation where most of us have respect and understanding of our food. For the most part, human beings do not have to worry about survival nearly in the same way animals in the wild do. Since we can make a conscious effort I believe it is our responsibility to treat our food with respect and kindness.
Im not saying dont eat meat but there should be some standard of ethical treatment of animals because we can.
@zOrex I may not be against eating meat, but in a way, humans being able to live off of plants is a privilege and one we should use more often. More carnivorous animals cannot properly digest many types of vegetation, so they instead eat the ones that can digest it for nutrients.
i think humans can be more cruel then nature it self
@@uncreativerandomness1239 so why is it ethical to eat plant and not animals when plants are living things too?
And that’s how Robin became Batman’s sidekick.
This seriously needs MORE LIKES!!
No this is how he became nightwing smh
BEST COMMENT LOL
Lol
This comment should have a million likes by now 😂
The Bird Who Lived, now destined to defeat Lord Hawkemort in aerial combat...
Yoo a Harry Potter reference!!
@Ereh Yeager
Obviously
So why is nobody talking about that maniquin in the background with a stylish bow?
I was looking for this comment 💀 😂
I don’t see it y’all where??😭😭
@@chinenyeezema525 3:35
@@kaus05 thanks !
Lol 😅🤣
Plot twist: the chicks home was an abusive one and the hawk was CPS coming to take them away.
CPS doesn’t do that. They take kids that are in healthy homes
Angel Fuccc you serious?
PikachuLittle yes look up that girl that was literally 1.5% native and was removed from her healthy home 4 years ago. FOUR YEARS and she STILL ISNT BACK LIKE JDJDJDJ. That’s so fucking dumb.
Angel Fuccc so one random, uncited, apocryphal source means the entire institution is an utter failure. Next you’ll be telling me not to get vaccinated because some kid in Florida went into a coma after getting the flu shot
PikachuLittle no. Wtf. Okay pal calm down. I actually am for vaccines. There’s more things on top of that with CPS. Being in the system isn’t fun nor fair most of the time as someone who’s been in the system. Calm down and do your homework before coming at me sideways like I killed you kid or sum.
Bruh... the hawk looked directly into the camera like he was taking a selfie of his food real fast and post it on Instagram
Oh no... that’s dark
oh my :'3
#Igot99problemsbutarobinaintone
3:44 “y’all wanna see some crazy shit”
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm crying bruh
(2 weeks later)
Hawk : "nothing personal kid, its only a business, spare my life"
The last robin : "its all personal to me" (gun blasting)
Time to meet god *suppressed gunshots*
More like hawk came back for the last baby a few days later and parents flew away cause its a hawk.
Yeah, that survivor was like " Yup, Nope. I'm outta this bisch. Time to relocate"
Lol
0:39
The dad brings food, no one is hungry (BECAUSE THEY’RE EGGS)... so he eats it himself.
Lmao
Think he was trying to bait them to coming out
He's practicing to be a good dad.
I love how the dad gives the mom the food and the mom feeds it to them!💖 how cute!
Gabriel Mojica i love it more when the hawk eat the chicks so sweet
Levi Ackerman lol how is that sweet?
Levi Ackerman well I mean it was pretty cool but I wouldn’t say sweet
@@leviackerman3142 internet troll spotted
@@leviackerman3142 I agree with you Levi.
Absolutely wholesome family in the beginning, eating dinner. Sad about the last sibling, he kept backing away day by day because he no longer trusted the nest, mom tried so hard to comfort him, too
When they leave the nest, they never come back, even if they still can´t fly very well.
It's just so cool how the male robin brings the food to the female and then it's like she just knew he brought it for the babies and fed them. Nature's awesome
*bird escapes*
3 weeks later...
Bird: *kicks down door*
Hawk: what the hell do you want?!
Bird: you killed my brothers and sisters...prepare to die...*cocks shotgun*
A path to the dark side revenge is
Cocks shotgun? That's a fighting cock!
"My name is Robinigo Montoya, you killed my siblings. Prepare to die."
*doom eternal starts playing*
I like how the mannequin is there doing nothing
No duh
i'd be more concerned if the mannequin was doing anything else
Who is she.. 😤💞
That shit scurrrd me a bit ngl
It was working with the hawk.
Birds alone: :|
Birds when somebody arribes: :\/
Imagine the 2 come back with scars, plucked feathers and all, getting ready to get revenge because their family didn't move a muscle to save them.
After what happened to his siblings, his parents watched over him like a hawk.
That's so wrong but so funny.
The chick would later find itself tying a bandana around its head, given a scroll showcasing all the hawk's pressure points, and trained *_Peckjutsu_*
Bring balance, padawan robin must
You are a wise woman I see...
@@D0g3yb01 Natural born female. 🤦
@@CLOWNBOT00 Sorry let meh change that.
@@CLOWNBOT00 There is no way i could have known so no need to be hostile
So the hawk stole the babies to eat later? poor mom and dad birds...they worked hard :'(
The hawk worked hard too.
Welcome to Nature
Worm’s parents worked pretty hard too.
@@bruv5184 lmao hahahaha you deserve a medal 😂😂🤣
Yeah... But at least one bird survived? Start:🐦🐦🐦🐦 End:🐦
Hawk looked at the camera like
*They no protecc, I attac and the youtube comment section will talk smac.*
LOL BRUH
Bruh
Underated 😔
Strong in the darkside, darth hawk is
Bring balance padawan robin will
@@o01chris10o broooo 😂
Lil homie grew up in the ghetto, overcame it all and moved on out into better pastures. Stay blessed lil Robin fam🙌🙏
This is actually pretty standard for songbirds. They just have a really low survival rate for their first year, and this is why they adapted to grow up so quickly. This is before humans even came in, messed with their habitats, and introduced invasive species in some cases.
Is nobody gonna mention the creepy ass mannequin
"'Til one day, they were all gone." WHY IS THAT SO SAD AJDHDHYR
That cliffhanger ahhh
The probability exists that they flew away.
They grew up quickly! They look like adults tightly packed together inside of the nest by the time the hawk came.
For the people in the comments being judged for having feelings: It's ok to have compassion for the babies. It's ok to have compassion for the hawk. It's ok to understand it's natural and part of the circle of life and death
Its ok to respond with compassion. It's ok to respond with curiosity. It's ok to be neutral.
It's OK to feel things about this because you are human, and humans are part of this circle of life. It affects all of us. This video reminds us of that fact.
Having compassion and curiosity is a healthy, normal, natural response.
Everyone is insanely mad at the hawk for eating the siblings.
The entire comment section is making up fake scenarios of the hawk dying.
Plot twist: it actually happened
@@alexanderthemidI Of course it did, it's nature. Everything dies.
Wut, you who eat wot...
Good to learn that some parent birds can continue to take care of their chicks even after the chicks have either fallen out of, or abandoned the nest. Most birds species quickly give up on their chicks under similar circumstances.
Wow, these birds grow up super quick. Day 14 and they were ready to fledge out of the nest. Good to hear that their was a happy ending to this story.
I don't consider 2 out of the 3 getting ripped apart by a hawk a "happy ending"....
I'm sure the hawks chicks liked 'the ending'...
Harry V No, because it says " 'til one day, they were all gone". Kinda mysterious to me by the way...
the video in question demonstrates exactly why songbirds grow up so quickly.
Most wouldn't cory. Since the death rate is probably more like three in four for baby birds.
"dad shows up with food but no one is hungry"
Me: Im sure they were pretty eggcited...
No plz stop
Is none gonna talk about the fact that there was like a mannequin. Lol why? 3:05
Looks like Justin Bieber
The dad waiting expectantly for them to hatch makes it so much worse knowing what happened afterwards. I don't know if robins are capable of feeling grief but I sure as hell am 😞
2:00 how romantic
Ikr, what a simp
DarkKnight Sky b r u h
@@deeznuts4488 don't use bruh
DarkKnight Sky then what do I use lmao
@@deeznuts4488 idk, why you asking me
It never ceases to amaze me how the birds grow by size by about 20-30 times in a matter of 10 days. That is the size of hundreds of worms and insects and spiders put together! And 3 of babies too!
I like how the hawk looked at the camera
JABS991 Five Nights at Freddy's all over again.
LMAO @ 3:46!
JABS991 hawk: Sup bitches
He be like surprise or i see u!!
Ay love bebi berdese
Plot twist: The Robins were actually baby hawks that belonged to the hawk first
They are such good parents... it’s a shame what happened but I guess that’s the circle of life.
When the hawk looked into the camera.....he knew this would be his mugshot.......
But he _got away_ with the kidnapping
The real question is: why is there a maniquine just sitting there?
*creepy*
JLeon40 hello
zegory bradfield oh hi there
I found you twice
zegory bradfield lol
JLeon40 scare hawks?
oh god a hawk just took my two siblings, well gotta go buy some eyebleach
Let me tell you a story of what happened on my 14th day of birth. I was waiting for my patents to come bring me and my siblings some food. Then I saw a shadow of a bird so I opened my mouth and looked up. My siblings did aswell until I saw those bright red eyes he looked down into my soul and I realized that It would be the end. Until I felt my siblings brush all over me. I closed my eyes for a second and looked back and I saw my siblings being taken from me. I felt a sudden rage flow through me as I saw them get taken away from me. I told my self I would not rest until I got my revenge. In fact I was in the middle so my chances of getting taken were very high... I was lucky, Real lucky. So I got out of my nest in case he came back for me and hid inside a tree, Thinking of a plan to get back to the hawk. I saw my parents they came to get me food and I told them the bad news. They were very upset to know that they got taken and flew off. All I remember of the Hawk is those blood red eyes and that white fur. After that I said its hunt or hunted...
Parents: who’s hungry?
Babies: *gangsta’s paradise choir sound*
"They really wanna fly"
Hawk: Aite 👁👄👁
2:19 look at his eye
What about it?
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 I honestly don’t remember
@@fattyuka31 pfft lmao
Lmao
@@fattyuka31 💀💀
4:04 There he is, remembering his story. Spending every waking moment of his life to plot revenge against the hawk whom took their brethren... Once he got his wings, he planned his rescue thoroughly
In Season 2 they reveal the 4th Egg 🥚 actually unhatches and went through tough ordeal to become a strong robin and helps his brother to avenge the murder of his now dead siblings...By Killing The Hawk...
In 1:23 the bird shaking was so funny
Baby robins seeing the hawk: give food
Hawk: No u
I don't know why, but, at the end, when the video just said "'til one day, they were all gone." and just ended, I got a sudden chill up my spine like I had just read a horror story and got an unexpected spooky ending.
I got a weird feeling too. But it wasn't particularly of a horror story. It felt more like the twist of a tragic tale.
I wanna know where the parents were when the hawk snatched the 2 chicks out of the nest. Were they both nearby looking for food when the horrible incident took place? It's interesting that the father was nearby after the remaining chick jumped from the nest.
Some species will fight, depending on the size difference, but oftentimes survival of the parents is prioritized over survival of the children. Parents can still try again next year, but if the parents are hurt then even the surviving children might die.
3:56 I question the meaning of life, now I truly know what it means. If you stay at one place, you’re f******, if you commit Oof and hopefully fail, you live.
Child trafficking #SaveTheChildren
You're so edgy
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So you're saying the hawk is the Jewish equivalent of the human world
The hawk stared into the camera like my boy Jim Halpert from The Office
3:45 I know what you did to my brothers.... (ad dramatic music) since the day you looked at me in the eye while taking them away from my side, I had only one goal. Vengeance.... (end game starts playing)
Robin flying into the past /November 25 of 2021
I have to admit, I’m pretty upset that hawk snatched those babies out of the nest. The parents may have felt sense of loss for those babies
What a great story! So exciting. Love how great they are as parents.
Imagine that as humans.
Man and woman had four children, one of those was a stillbirth. One day they left the house unattended and a kidnapper killed two of the three remaining kids. The last child never entered the house again and the parents fed him while he was living in the garden.
What a great family story that is!
Baby Birds "Hungry!"
Hawk "lol, same"
Normally I hate reading those comments bemoaning the downvotes that a video has,but in this case I'm really at a loss as to why there are so many(nearly 15 percent at the moment).This video was a perfectly done follow up to the other one,can't imagine what problem people have with it.
Know how you feel. Guess they do it to do it.
Some people absolutely can't stand reading text and looking at pictures. I think it has more to do with how short peoples attention spans are. Or they're just illiterate lol
I happen to think it's (also) because there are some pictures in this, instead of videos. This kinda bothered me...
That and people seem to hate when people post videos about "bad things happening to animals" even if it's just how nature works. The clip that OP posted that was just of the hawk stealing the chicks had like over 1,000 dislikes. It's like their way of saying "Yea...I know it's how nature is...but you are an asshole for sharing the video so here is a dislike."
This was GOOD to find!! Three days ago one baby robin fell out of the nest, my adult son said the bird had been hopping across the grass, way to the other side of the yard. We spent a lot of energy telling my grandson he couldn’t touch it. Both parents spent time over there trying to encourage baby-Jackie (my name for the baby). I just tried to not think about it too much.
Today my son came in and said Jackie is still on the other side of the yard, parents feeding and attending to him!! He thinks all 3 may be over in the overgrown bit of yard, in and out of the brush-I’m so happy! We’ve had a few days without the 101-104° heat we were forecast to have, so they had a field day yesterday with the worms from a fairly good downpour.
This is like reading Berserk's Golden Age after having the eclipse spoiled
Lol yes, perfect analogy
Lmfao
I think it's cool how the remaining bird instinctively left the nest after the others were taken as if it knew that the hawk would come back.
FML that’s a mannequin. I’m like “wtf is that person just standing there ?’
When this happens to animals, they just move on. Imagine this happening to humans.
I can already hear someone say "explain this, atheists!" For no reason at all
Well, some animals. Apes act weirdly sad around other dead apes--the ones they don't tear apart themselves, obviously. And chimp mothers will carry their dead babies around long after they start to decompose.
lol dude how many animals do you know that have gone through this
You're a better man than most.
The hawk looked derectly into the camera
Nature is a wonderful thing. Makes me think about how all these animals just know how to survive and somehow communicate with one another. Thanks for sharing the before and after!
It’s so sweet how the dad feeds the mom.
Love how they come up waiting for food like nah bruh you are the food Y OI N K
3:05 I thought that was a real person and I was wondering why he stands there for days lmao
Is no one going to talk about the weird af cardboard cutout or whatever it is that just appears at 3:06
It's a mannequin.
@@kaypounds9543 yeah but its still weird
Counts four eggs... hawk takes 2. Talks about 1 survivor... oh no
One egg never hatched.
According to estimates, robins have a 50% survival rate to age one year. Some perish on the flight south and in this case 2 out of 3 became food for the baby hawks. I was surprised the robins built a nest where it was so visible.
I do my best to provide a safe haven in my yard for the robins. After all, it is our state bird, Wisconsin. The robins I see build a nest in the lilacs which are about 12 feet tall, or the dense pine trees. Hawks and others cannot see the nest from up high, and it is somewhat sheltered from rain and wind.
One year there was a robin nest in the lilacs that I could peek in to see the progress. At first there were three eggs. Slowly all three hatched and I got to see them steadily grow bigger. Since there were three other pairs of robins in my 3 acre area they were often chasing each other back and forth which meant they were wasting valuable time and energy instead of caring for the young. I resorted to setting out worms in four different places so there was less chasing and more feeding of the young. All three hatched out and I got to see the first one hopping around in the yard when I was mowing. It was not able to reach the lowest branches and there were cats that wander about. I'm out in the country so cats are allowed to roam. I turned off the mower and stood watch to keep any cats away. I saw one sneaking over so I ran toward the robin clapping hands and shouting. It must been just enough to make it kick in the after burner because this time it managed to make it to the lowest branch of maple tree.
I enticed the cat to the back of the house and gave it some sliced turkey to keep it busy. It was only a few more days before the first robin was adult size and hunting for itself. The adults were kept busy helping the other two learn how to find food. They raised a second batch before they left but the nest was up in a maple. I got to see them feeding the last baby and swooping up to build the second nest. I'm not sure why I didn't see more baby robins that season since there were four adult pairs. Maybe they ended up further down the road in a farmers field.
It is amazing how fast they grow and become independent.
Have to admit that I'm curious about the lad with the bow in his hair.
Assuming the gender of a mannequin. Cis people are weird.
The one that survived probably will have PTSD for the entire life...
4:09 that wasn't the real daddy.
3:30 what happen xD look at that plasticbody
Robin Chicks: "Feed us!"
Hawk: "I said I would feed you. I never said to who."
3:44 Hawk - you about to watch a kidnapping boi lmao (then flys away)
How about you make a video about the Robins stealing worms from their parents. Title it "Robin steals worm from its leaf home"
Unfortunately people can't handle seeing nature's reality.
That poor young one os gonna remain the rest of his life with some series PTSD
Damn, the final sentence in the video was so tense, idk if they just moved or they were killed by the hawk too 😬
Then the little robin grows up and trains to become the number one fighter to get revenge
This is so interesting, and amazing that you documented the whole saga on camera! Thank you for sharing!!
Why is there like a fake human just standing there
Snatch Me it might be to ward off any animals like a scarecrow
@@arielartista93 it did not work sadly
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Birds jump out of the nest before they can fly all the time. They're usually safer running around than being sitting targets in a nest.
Chicks: “mama?”
Hawk: “NOPE!”