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Little Hawk vs Big Crows at BWHQ 

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@dewbow134
@dewbow134 11 месяцев назад
I love how shiny and glossy the crow's feathers are! They look as if they have a beautiful deep blue at certain angles!
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching and commenting - Crows feathers do have some iridescence - Common Grackles and European Starlings share in that coloration that shows up best in bright sunlight.
@ceudavid7063
@ceudavid7063 4 года назад
Good morning WR C and thanks for the clip. I like very much. The crows are very inteligent. There are good pets. A friend had a pet crow, was teaching it to say some words. Stay safe and your family too.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
You're welcome - glad you enjoyed the clip. We are doing our best to "stay safe" - thanks...
@ceudavid7063
@ceudavid7063 4 года назад
Hi WR C you are wellcome.
@ceudavid7063
@ceudavid7063 4 года назад
Sorry, you are welcome.
@georgehunter2813
@georgehunter2813 3 года назад
Bird owners are so careless and ignorant free flying their birds outdoors, or letting the pet roam free on a outdoor door open cage. Hawks in general, and especially Cooper's can ruin a day. It would almost be like running a lap dog off leash near the alligator canal.
@JeremyThePlayer88
@JeremyThePlayer88 3 года назад
A Cooper's Hawk will realize that crows are tricky to catch! And the crows know how clumsy juveniles are! That's probably the first hawk these crows have seen swooping on them in a long time!
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
The crows are amazing birds. The juvenile hawks eventually learn not to mess with them...
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube 3 года назад
It's actually an adult sparrowhawk
@JeremyThePlayer88
@JeremyThePlayer88 3 года назад
The Sparrowhawk is a bird of prey that's native to Europe and Asia. This was recorded in the US! This is in fact a Cooper's Hawk! There's also Red Shouldered Hawks in some of these videos too, which is another bird you won't find in the eastern seaboard.
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube 3 года назад
@@JeremyThePlayer88 ok ☺️
@MrCancer1965
@MrCancer1965 4 года назад
One Day that Hawk is gonna discover it's capabilities and those Crows are going to be in trouble.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
Fortunately, the hawks are rarely successful (at least on cam) - we have seen them catch a dove and an injured goldfinch but those are rare events. There are 52 hawk clips in this playlist - ru-vid.com/group/PLFOVGQN9a8e8hSIrjG2iIBF1DBrURrc_c
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube Год назад
Lol a crow would take a few seconds to make a cake out of that tiny punky hawk.
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube Год назад
@@SusanKay- Thats not a falcon bruh. A crow would simply snack on such a tiny hawk.
@Sovanhe
@Sovanhe 3 года назад
Amazing video
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Thanks for watching and commenting - the birds and animals are "amazing," I just happened to catch them doing what they do - lol
@allataone786
@allataone786 3 года назад
Beautiful
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
They are truly magnificent birds - Thanks for watching and commenting...
@silverinkpot7
@silverinkpot7 4 года назад
Some of those crows are just babies themselves - the ones with a few white fuzzy feathers. Even they didn't take the hawk too seriously, LOL.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
I agree - weird interaction. Neither the crows or the hawk seemed "threatened" by the other.
@jeremyhirzel6256
@jeremyhirzel6256 4 года назад
Hmm, it seems to me that this hawk is a Cooper's Hawk. By the way, those hawks do eat crows! Some of those crows didn't even care, that's crazy! It seems that the one's that were preoccupied doing something were the one's that decided to stay. In this scenario, those crows just wanted to drink some water, and that's exactly what they did!
@JoanneFong
@JoanneFong 4 года назад
I have seen a hawk in my neighborhood kill a crow, but it had to abandon it because it got mobbed by about 20 crows immediately after attacking. It was quite a raucous scene! I guess with crows vs hawks it’s safety in numbers.
@boogieman2198
@boogieman2198 3 года назад
I found a dead hawk with a missing eye and a dead bleeding crow in my backyard a few years ago.
@jeremyhirzel6256
@jeremyhirzel6256 3 года назад
It must have been an extreme battle for both the crow and the hawk! Sometimes, it can a fight to the death, and that's what happened right there. They were just equally matched.
@boogieman2198
@boogieman2198 3 года назад
@@jeremyhirzel6256 From what I remember it looked like the hawks head was pecked up pretty bad, and the crow was bleeding with feathers everywhere.
@jungefrau
@jungefrau 4 года назад
The hawk looks like he borrowed someone else's pants!
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
Someone commented that it looked like it was wearing "skinny jeans"
@ericstubbs6254
@ericstubbs6254 3 года назад
Lmao
@shehnazmalik6800
@shehnazmalik6800 3 года назад
Very nice👍
@kiermar
@kiermar 4 года назад
I notice how some of the crows puff up their feathers, maybe to appear bigger to the hawk?
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
I don't know if they have to puff up to scare or impress the hawk - they just seemed very sure that the hawk couldn't hurt them
@KM-dr2up
@KM-dr2up 4 года назад
Thanks WR C..best live cam on RU-vid!
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
Scott's great cam quality make capturing good videos easy. The "entertainment" is endless - lol. Check out the new baby skunks from last night - Pami was busy recording...
@ccm4250
@ccm4250 3 года назад
Dad bod with skinny jeans lmao
@goshawkeyesii1692
@goshawkeyesii1692 4 года назад
Incredible!!
@rampart64
@rampart64 3 года назад
When they're in a gang, crows aren't afraid of nobody.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
LOL - that appears to be true. Thanks for watching and commenting
@rampart64
@rampart64 3 года назад
@@WRCatBWHQ Trying to ID the hawk, maybe a juvenile Sharp Shinned?
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
@@rampart64 Sorry - I am not sure which hawk this is. I thought it was a juvenile Cooper's hawk - not sure however...
@kevinohara8671
@kevinohara8671 3 года назад
I wonder what crows call bogies lol
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
lol - crows and hawks are both amazing birds. Neither seems to be really intimidated by the other...
@georgehunter2813
@georgehunter2813 3 года назад
The leggings say it's a Cooper's hawk. Cooper's are definitely capable of dispatching and eating crows. This one acts like an inexperienced juvenile. He didn't fly in to kill. He flew in to look. Adult Cooper's only come in to kill. The crows are probably familiar with this beginner Cooper's hawk. They are.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
@@georgehunter2813 The juvenile Cooper's hawk had been seen numerous times around the time of this video. The crows were definitely used to seeing the inexperienced juvenile...
@Lauren-t6e6v
@Lauren-t6e6v 4 года назад
Cool
@ghenkhoash2440
@ghenkhoash2440 3 года назад
Where did he get his pants?
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
I don't know - but they sure don't fit - lol
@bree2209
@bree2209 4 года назад
Crows not afraid at all. I bet my little crow is in that group.Thanks WR C it's hard to keep up with all the vid's but I will try. xo
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
I would like to think that "Little Crow" was there giving "Little Hawk" a hard time. You know - payback for how the hawks treated him last year.😉
@czarekjunior5837
@czarekjunior5837 3 года назад
But a beautiful predator does not want grains, meat would be eaten.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
The hawks have caught a couple of birds on camera - those captures are among this playlist of 54 hawk videos - ru-vid.com/group/PLFOVGQN9a8e8hSIrjG2iIBF1DBrURrc_c
@moobsibcegchannel6336
@moobsibcegchannel6336 3 года назад
good i like
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you liked the video...
@windhorse4straveler647
@windhorse4straveler647 4 года назад
Hawk must be practicing dive bombing technique on "I could care less" crows Beautiful birds. What kind of hawk is he? After looking at pics, I think it is a Cooper's hawk juvenile.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 4 года назад
Sadly, I have no idea what kind of hawk it is - I am terrible at ID'ing hawks - when I find out, I'll update the description on the clip
@nycemobile
@nycemobile 3 года назад
Perhaps a sharp shinned hawk
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube 3 года назад
No, its an adult sparrowhawk
@windhorse4straveler647
@windhorse4straveler647 3 года назад
@@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube thanks for the info
@thehammer6675
@thehammer6675 3 года назад
.....little hawk needs about 2 weeks more growth, then he can get a crow
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Surprisingly, the crows pretty much intimidate even the adult hawks - the crows are pretty big birds - Check this out - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mdBTYR47puU.html
@thehammer6675
@thehammer6675 3 года назад
@@WRCatBWHQ ...that's a good one too. Yeah, crows are really smart and stout. Probably equal intelligence if not smarter than the sparrow hawk. But I've seen blue Jay's torment a crow, usually in flight from slightly above the crow. All in all, I believe the sparrow hawk can get a crow if it wants one
@uuddlrlrabsmhm8430
@uuddlrlrabsmhm8430 3 года назад
@@thehammer6675 I think my country has the biggest crows in the world (pied crows I think, I may be wrong), but they are as big as your average raven. I've seen them fly somewhat close to this eagle-like bird (hawk, falcon, don't know) and they're pretty much the same size (South Africa)
@jeckychannel
@jeckychannel 3 года назад
Good mantap
@petercofrancesco8979
@petercofrancesco8979 3 года назад
Those Crows Should Rip That Hawk Apart, and eat That Hawk.
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
All the birds and critters are just trying to survive and thrive. Ripping another animal or bird apart is a bit extreme 😟
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube 3 года назад
@@WRCatBWHQ It's nothing extreme, it's the nature's play
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube 3 года назад
It's an adult sparrowhawk
@verumillic1424
@verumillic1424 2 года назад
Sparrowhawk is also called a kestrel, which is a kind of falcon. This looks to be an immature Cooper's Hawk to me -- wide white tail band and thicker tarsi and toes relative to body size. It could be a Sharp-shinned, but it is one of those two -- an accipiter, not a falconid.
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube Год назад
@@verumillic1424 Nope, kestrels are smaller than sparrowhawks.
@verumillic1424
@verumillic1424 Год назад
@@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube In general, the common name "sparrowhawk" has been applied to the same species as the common name "American Kestrel". As indicated by the scientific name, Falco sparverius, where the 'sparverius' is basically the Latin word for "sparrow". I don't know what other hawk or falcon species you are otherwise using the term "sparrowhawk" for. Just saying, as an ornithologist of 30 years and a birdwatcher for longer than that...
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube
@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube Год назад
@@verumillic1424 But Eurasian sparrowhawk and the American kestrel are two different birds.
@verumillic1424
@verumillic1424 Год назад
@@AnimalsandInfotainmentTube OK, I see the issue. But this one was in Ohio, USA, and so very unlikely to be Accipiter nisus. Very similar to our Cooper's (Accipiter cooperii) and Sharp-shinned (Accipiter striatus) Hawks though!
@zafarhussain9223
@zafarhussain9223 3 года назад
I feel..hawk also turn his neck upto 180 degree...is that true....!!?,
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Yes - a hawk or falcon can turn their head about 180 degrees. Thanks for watching and commenting...
@rejinikhantankhantan1198
@rejinikhantankhantan1198 3 года назад
They are not crows they are Raveen
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
They ARE CROWS! - Ravens are much bigger and are very rare in Ohio...
@АВТОЗАРАБОТОКНАПАРТНЁРКАХОТ100
Молодой самец
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Наверное, молодой самец - все еще учится быть ястребом 😉
@nelsonocasio5424
@nelsonocasio5424 3 года назад
the hawk have longer legs than the Crow's
@raharjowaluyo1242
@raharjowaluyo1242 3 года назад
Itu elang Jawa dan gagak...
@WRCatBWHQ
@WRCatBWHQ 3 года назад
Itu adalah American Crow dan Cooper's Hawk - terima kasih telah menonton dan berkomentar ...
@raharjowaluyo1242
@raharjowaluyo1242 3 года назад
@@WRCatBWHQ oh yes
@mdkhokon-yq7ul
@mdkhokon-yq7ul 3 года назад
Ok
@하늘빛-y4j
@하늘빛-y4j 3 года назад
뭐야
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