h • Video CAM STREAM NEST BIRDS. STEEL BALD EAGLES. HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS. DULLES GREENWAY EAGLES CAM. 2023.03.23. ZOOM IN ON 3 CHICKS. ROSE FEEDS BABIES. HAYS MESS: IN BEAKS ON CHICKS. NEST AREA VIEW. VOICES.
LA VERDAD LA VIDA DE LAS ÁGUILAS ES MUY TRISTE Y DIFICIL CUANDO SON PEQUEÑAS; AIRE, SOL, HAMBRE, FRIO Y NO PODER VALERSE POR SI MISMOS HASTA ALCANZAR UNA EDAD ADULTA Y ENCIMA ALIMENTARSE DE COMIDA EN MAL ESTADO. ME ENCANTAN ESAS AVES, PERO TAMBIÉN ME INSPIRAN TERNURA, LÁSTIMA, ETC
These babies have very hot, and the nest is very dirty, for the health of the babies it should be cleaned of all the carcasses!! Hovewer it's been 3 months and I hope that the children who have now become beautiful Eaglets are well!! ❤❤❤
Who asked the little bird to be naughty? Wander away from the other two birdies. A little lesson learned from their mum to be obedient. Due to heat, this is why the mother bird is protecting the little baby birds.
IT GETS ME SO MAD WHEN MAMA BIRD IGNORES THE STARVING ONE AND KEEPS FORCE FEEDING THE ONES THAT ARE FULL WHILE NOT FEEDING THE ONE ALMOST BREAKING ITS NECK TO GET TO THE FOOD AND STILL SHE DOESNT NOTICES...BIRD BRAIN AT ITS FULLEST!!!!
Actually, you sound like the bird brain. This is called survival of the fittest and will teach them how to survive in the life outside of the nest. One in every three eaglets die in the nest, that is just how life is, if you can't stomach that then don't watch the videos. If this is what gets you angry, you don't know half the struggle of what these eaglets go through, with siblicide being one of the worst. Just know that storks, egrets, and herons will kill some of their own brood for the survival of the rest of the chicks, which is known as infanticide. In this situation, where the parent is not giving special attention to one chick, will actually help the chick fight for its own food, or it will die of starvation, which will help the other two eaglets because that will be one less head in competition for food. These animals are not part of an easy society. There's more struggle to what they are going through. They know what to do and how to do it.
@@tinaprovince8190NOT true, the most aggressive chicks always get the most food. Always. These birds do not contemplate such things as "I want that bird to leave the nest" this is human thought placed on an animal that can never be capable of such a thing. Stop putting human thoughts onto these animals. What they do is dictated by instinct. 100% instinct, and it has served them well for thousands and thousands of years. What they do may be hard to watch, but that's their world.
All birds of prey will feed the most aggressive and they are going by instinct. That bird doesn't care a single bit about the small weaker chick. She'll feed that runt to the bigger babies
Eagles can eat animal carcasses long after they are decayed. They can even swallow the bones. Plus, the maggots from the carcasses are good protein for the eaglets.
