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In the Scottish pinewoods, the rare bird Capercaillie makes an appearance.
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@Solinaru
@Solinaru 3 года назад
humans: Look at this bird, marvelous and majestic! wood grouse: YE! GIT BACK 'ERE FUR A BEATING!
@Takeshi357
@Takeshi357 3 года назад
"SQUARE UP"
@Ballu12345
@Ballu12345 3 года назад
🤣
@technologic21
@technologic21 3 месяца назад
::human backs away:: Grouse: U F-ING WOT?!
@ydin9
@ydin9 5 лет назад
Calling these birds shy is a bit of a misconception, near the mating spring the males become insanely fearless, territorial and bold, bold enough to attack people, even cars. Speaking as someone thats been chased by at least 2 of these. Fascinating creatures never the less.
@FrankyboyLegend
@FrankyboyLegend 5 лет назад
Yeah, David Attenborough was attacked by one as well.
@mbabcock111
@mbabcock111 5 лет назад
Like this. Starts at 6:00......... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6BCXssFl7RQ.html Aggressive and confrontational!!!
@babelKONI
@babelKONI 4 года назад
Yeah but I bet their breath isn't cleaner than a human's
@CommissarKozlov
@CommissarKozlov 4 года назад
These things can be vicious AF. They bite and beat the fuck out of you with their wings.
@nnggghhaa3709
@nnggghhaa3709 4 года назад
odin9 you should've led the bird into the kitchen
@TravisBickleCab
@TravisBickleCab 5 лет назад
It's so noisy but quiet at the same time. Like screaming under your breath.
@mbabcock111
@mbabcock111 5 лет назад
Like a ventriculocordectomy (debarking) on a Pomeranian perhaps?
@gennadidicaprio2108
@gennadidicaprio2108 5 лет назад
Beautiful right
@giovanna722
@giovanna722 4 года назад
@@mbabcock111 I had to look that one up. Yikes. But why a Pomeranian, specifically?
@danyb8078
@danyb8078 3 года назад
Very similar to spruce grouse here in Canada.
@celeb1723
@celeb1723 5 лет назад
These beak sounds are really satisfying to me , am I the only one?
@danielapr787
@danielapr787 5 лет назад
Yuvaez nope they’re true
@sparky3845
@sparky3845 4 года назад
I find those clacking and sifting noises to be very interesting to hear too, so you're not alone.
@insanecuckooman8342
@insanecuckooman8342 4 года назад
yes
@BanterrClaus
@BanterrClaus 3 года назад
I love them too
@islami658
@islami658 3 года назад
Sounds like a wild pig
@kovaMOO
@kovaMOO 5 лет назад
Wow this bird prints faster than my photocopying machine
@ianjthompson4715
@ianjthompson4715 4 года назад
The Capercaillie has been protected as a Schedule 1 Species protected by law in Scotland since 2001, and it breeds and nests in the Caladonian Pine Forests in the Highlands of Scotland.
@nbandpinportugal
@nbandpinportugal 2 года назад
Did they once inhabit the whole of the UK and could they be reintroduced further south do you think ?
@robokill387
@robokill387 Год назад
The problem is the UK is that there is so little natural habitat for them. Most land in the UK is intensively farmed.
@jamends1220
@jamends1220 4 года назад
I've recently got addicted to watching these birds attack Russians. They truely are majestic creatures.
@allylou8514
@allylou8514 3 года назад
LoL 😂 I seen to💖👍
@carolhansen4657
@carolhansen4657 3 года назад
Me too!
@tonilehtonen1958
@tonilehtonen1958 2 года назад
Once you're done with watching the Russian ones, watch the Finnish ones for real entertainment ;)
@brienfoaboutanything9037
@brienfoaboutanything9037 2 года назад
Thats amazing information about Grouse: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6fye5u-GY_I.html
@doommagic
@doommagic Год назад
So it's not just me who fell down that random rabbit hole. Or capercaillie hole, I guess. Don't even know how I got started on it because I wasn't watching bird videos originally.
@chickenfries23585
@chickenfries23585 3 года назад
"GROUSE?!"-Scott the Woz
@telyneg3895
@telyneg3895 5 лет назад
It's such a shame that numbers have declined - such an amazing bird
@Silverstain
@Silverstain 3 года назад
Thankfully the nordic countries and russia are one big pine forest so they can easily survive
@robokill387
@robokill387 3 года назад
@@serenatheswan7296 Yes it is a bird.
@grantcritchfieldstexastrai7072
Mother Nature never disappoints those that immerse themselves in it
@anishr3351
@anishr3351 5 лет назад
Nice
@Lazarus-aap
@Lazarus-aap 5 лет назад
Well put and very true
@kjireland3567
@kjireland3567 4 года назад
There are some disappointing aspects to nature, open your eyes
@thesorrow96
@thesorrow96 3 года назад
stfu
@ellisgill1337
@ellisgill1337 3 года назад
Her grasp loosens a little more every day because of us. We are constantly weakening her ability to do so. Less than 1% left is crazy.
@--Paws--
@--Paws-- 5 лет назад
They are like the Spruce Grouse around the Northwest in the US. They too congregate and dance in the forest like noisy woodland fairies.
@basicmobile6270
@basicmobile6270 5 лет назад
My favorite grouse are the sharp tailed grouse. How they stomp their feet! Its so cute.
@ChristineInNornia
@ChristineInNornia 5 лет назад
Wow❤️
@sparky3845
@sparky3845 4 года назад
That's right. Besides, I wish woodland fairies existed. What if they did? What would the forests be like if there were any?
@mr.d00m37
@mr.d00m37 3 года назад
The two species resemble each other in habitat, appearance and behaviour due to to convergent evolution.
@spindalis79
@spindalis79 3 года назад
Greater Prairie-Chickens, Sharp-tailed Grouse, Greater Sage Grouse, Gunnison Sage Grouse, and Lesser Prairie Chickens form similar leks in North America.
@Lazarus-aap
@Lazarus-aap 5 лет назад
That weird clicking noise was very cool.. Beautiful bird
@slusorama
@slusorama 2 года назад
Protect the capercaillie. There's only 2000 left
@akinoz
@akinoz 4 года назад
Their sound is so satisfying.
@Alberto-xz7th
@Alberto-xz7th Год назад
This is my favourite species of bird. It was always a dream of mine as a kid to see one of these in person. Sadly they are now close to going extinct in northwest Spain.
@ogreface8
@ogreface8 5 лет назад
I had a nightmare that one of these was chasing me.
@BottingIsWhatIdo
@BottingIsWhatIdo 5 лет назад
Sort of remind of a hybrid hen, falcon looking bird, never had i seen it before.. Mother Nature never ceases to amaze me
@fraser_mr2009
@fraser_mr2009 2 года назад
they are related to geese, hence why they are fearless. hens were bred by humans. they kind behave the same way: the way that they flick their heads ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6pbCr577RI0.html
@earthcat
@earthcat 2 года назад
They remind me of a wild turkey
@HoloTWWOriginal
@HoloTWWOriginal 3 года назад
Imagine hearing this at night in total darkness and not knowing what it is lol
@Ripplin
@Ripplin 4 года назад
If you want to hear this bird without music or people talking over it, a great source is the special Highlands: Scotland's Wild Heart.
@birding99
@birding99 5 лет назад
I'm impressed with the call! what a strange sound! It sounds like just breathing.
@phillipayoung10
@phillipayoung10 5 лет назад
That bird is beautiful and proud of it. The babies are too cute.
@godwinadedoyin8742
@godwinadedoyin8742 3 года назад
I love the scenery of the Scottish Highlands.
@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344
@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 2 года назад
I love this bird. They were once native to Ireland. Hopefully in the coming years the Capaill Coille will return to Irish forests
@earthcat
@earthcat 2 года назад
Conas a ta tu?
@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344
@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 2 года назад
@@earthcat Tá mé an mhaith go raibh maith agat agus tú féin? Is deas bualadh le comhchainteoir Gaeilge ar RU-vid
@ianswift3521
@ianswift3521 Год назад
Probably will do. Busybody misanthropic animal rights activist types love to meddle in things like that and reintroduced human-extirpated species. A recent example would be the tasmanian devil and the platypus.
@parusol235
@parusol235 5 лет назад
So that’s the bird some Russian dude was messing with on a hunting trip
@lanserger16
@lanserger16 5 лет назад
Exactly. These birds are doing well in Russia, thanks to the most of our country being one large thick pine wood. Here they are least concerned and are a very popular game amongst hunters thanks to their delicious meat.
@prettyprudent5779
@prettyprudent5779 5 лет назад
I have a new fascination with birds - especially the tropical birds of paradise (found in New Guinea 🇬🇳) ♥️🙂🇺🇸
@godwinadedoyin8742
@godwinadedoyin8742 3 года назад
Capercaillies are one of the most beautiful and extraordinary species of grouse I have ever seen.
@fabia.3697
@fabia.3697 5 лет назад
Beautiful nature
@CatcherSpartan
@CatcherSpartan 4 года назад
I just watched some Russian dude messing with one of these birds. Really cool birds
@stephaniesiemens9927
@stephaniesiemens9927 5 лет назад
One of my very favorite birds...love the shape of his head and beak.
@Edwin-nh8gk
@Edwin-nh8gk 3 года назад
These birds also live in Finland and are the greatest bird you can see or possibly hunt. Truly a beautiful thing of nature.
@identytarysta2892
@identytarysta2892 3 года назад
Unfortunately these birds become very rare in Poland where I live. Hunting on this specie is illegal here since 80s but still it doesnt help well.
@Edwin-nh8gk
@Edwin-nh8gk 3 года назад
@Richard Schiffman Well I hunt it for food, so I agree with you.
@johnnywalker7961
@johnnywalker7961 5 лет назад
I never seen that bird before and chick are so cute
@joroivanov5400
@joroivanov5400 5 лет назад
I think that these were the females actually
@wordreet
@wordreet 5 лет назад
Those "chicks" are actually the females, just half the size of the male, unusual among bird species.
@w7class
@w7class 5 лет назад
I have to admit that the big boobed sage grouse is more bizzare..
@wordreet
@wordreet 5 лет назад
@@w7class Hah! Yes, and it's the male that appears to have feathery boobs!!! X¬D
@spindalis79
@spindalis79 3 года назад
Very sexually dimorphic species. Great-tailed Grackles are very similar.
@Oro-Laeji
@Oro-Laeji 3 года назад
They are called Tiur in Norwegian (at least where I am from as they have several names). A pretty bird to look at, but can easily be a living nightmare to deal with (mostly the males).
@Techtastisch
@Techtastisch 5 лет назад
The ASMR Bird :D
@gartengeflugel924
@gartengeflugel924 5 лет назад
Du hier? Nice
@roopalgupta7256
@roopalgupta7256 3 года назад
Accurate
@delete---7593
@delete---7593 3 года назад
No.
@americanstafford1800
@americanstafford1800 5 лет назад
Nice! Capercaillies are called "Auerhahn " in Austria. An impressive bird!
@lt.martincastillo5122
@lt.martincastillo5122 3 года назад
𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗸 𝗰𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲? 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘀𝗸𝗶𝗹𝗹𝘀!
@VixenAurora
@VixenAurora 5 лет назад
Such a lovely sound they make!
@nouc1996
@nouc1996 5 лет назад
That thumbnail could be a meme lol
@pplayer666
@pplayer666 3 года назад
"2 thousand left" - There are millions of them in Russia, I'm sure Britain could import some of these glorious knuckleheads if it really wanted to. Catching them is anything but a chore considering they seem to fear virtually nothing.
@doommagic
@doommagic Год назад
They mentioned that the pine forests are disappearing in Scotland, so if there's no natural habitat for them to survive in, they wouldn't last for too long even if they were brought over. Gotta work on bringing back the trees first.
@kurphyc.danish5669
@kurphyc.danish5669 3 года назад
If my diet was mostly pine needles, I'd probably be acting like these things too.
@A-gala-day
@A-gala-day 5 лет назад
Amazing captured
@Februaries
@Februaries 3 года назад
"Pine woods and completely different from any other wood... coz IT'S MY WOOOOOD!"
@Rainkit
@Rainkit 5 лет назад
Sounds like they need to plant more pine
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or 5 лет назад
AKArainkit so true :)
@garyt4394
@garyt4394 5 лет назад
It is indeed a thing, it's called 'Rewilding Scotland'. Check out the Scottish charity 'Trees for Life', both here on RU-vid and VIA Google. Incidentally, areas of rewilding are taking off all over the planet, so maybe there is hope?
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or 5 лет назад
Gary T yeh for example the browser Ecosia is pretty popular so I think rewilding is gaining momentum and rightfully so
@garyt4394
@garyt4394 5 лет назад
@@Asdfghjkl-ls1or - Thank you for your reply. I'll check the browser out, all the best :)
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or
@Asdfghjkl-ls1or 5 лет назад
Gary T it’s my pleasure :)
@dmagic6118
@dmagic6118 5 лет назад
Beautiful
@Whitelynx91
@Whitelynx91 3 года назад
Majestic birds 😃
@ezhiln380
@ezhiln380 3 года назад
I love this beauty
@jamamafegan4382
@jamamafegan4382 5 лет назад
The ancient Caledonian pine forests are truly magical places but they are struggling without the return of top predators to the ecosystem such as wolves and lynx. Hopefully these animals will return to these lands.
@bohdaj
@bohdaj 4 года назад
we could send you some bears or wolves from Slovakia - it is not that i dont like them - on the contrary :-)) i love them, but hunters dont and they cannot help themselves but have to kill them every year even though there are not so many of them (people are many). If i could, I would send the excess of them to the other countries where they want them....
@allylou8514
@allylou8514 3 года назад
Shy...... LoL 😂 you having a laugh I just watched several videos this bird comes flying out of no where up for fight LoL 😂💖scrapy doo of the bird world....this bird is GANGSTA 👊
@bryanaa196
@bryanaa196 5 лет назад
Weirdly cute. Kyakya!
@allylou8514
@allylou8514 3 года назад
Love this bird
@tim.a.k.mertens
@tim.a.k.mertens 3 года назад
It's like wild turkey crossed with a goose with a razor sharp bill
@baitedlol6972
@baitedlol6972 3 года назад
Other Birds: Tweet tweet This Bird: DESGUSTANG!
@jamesperkins2552
@jamesperkins2552 3 года назад
I don’t understand how these creatures aren’t extinct. They approach and attack fearlessly. Thing is, it’s the size of a chicken. Yo could just stomp on it and eat it...why?
@obi-wankenobi140
@obi-wankenobi140 Год назад
"GROUSE?!?!" - Microconsole Buyer Man
@rasheedrzfjj7412
@rasheedrzfjj7412 5 лет назад
Beautiful bird
@PaulineThePelecanus
@PaulineThePelecanus 4 года назад
Capercaillie*
@blessedman4532
@blessedman4532 4 года назад
Very beautiful bird
@PaulineThePelecanus
@PaulineThePelecanus 4 года назад
Capercaillie*
@superdumpfback4041
@superdumpfback4041 5 лет назад
They are critically endangered in Europe
@JibbAlbin
@JibbAlbin 5 лет назад
In Sweden we have approximately 700 000 of them. Some are transported to Germany every year.
@superdumpfback4041
@superdumpfback4041 5 лет назад
@@JibbAlbin Nice so the population is still stable there. In Germany a lot of these birds have been released to the wild over many years, but that didn't work... at some place there were 1000 birds released but a few years later only 12 were left
@Heikki_Finland
@Heikki_Finland 5 лет назад
Not so critically, as we are still allowed to hunt them in Finland.
@nickdouglas736
@nickdouglas736 5 лет назад
*in some areas. They're quite common in Scandinavia.
@lanserger16
@lanserger16 5 лет назад
In Russia not only are they not endangered but are probably the most popular large feathered wood game. They have incredibly tasty meat which is seasoned by nature itself and has a pine fir-needle flavour thanks to the bird's natural diet. The meat is traditionally served with sour cranberry and cowberry sauce, dill and baked potatoes.
@Kiribbean
@Kiribbean 3 года назад
If I worked at a zoo that had one of the males, I'd definitely name him Popcorn. Fascinating calls!
@the_once-and-future_king.
@the_once-and-future_king. 3 года назад
Everyone gangsta til they team up with the emus!
@davejoseph5615
@davejoseph5615 3 года назад
I don't think you walk into a pine forest without a hat unless you like drips of pine sap in your hair.
@lenomendoncamendonca4918
@lenomendoncamendonca4918 5 лет назад
Lindos pássaros.
@selvakumarselvaraj8493
@selvakumarselvaraj8493 5 лет назад
Wow 👍
@marceloho1984
@marceloho1984 4 года назад
Cute and vicius.
@icravekoreanbbq5229
@icravekoreanbbq5229 5 лет назад
That’s one dank chicken.
@mikelittoris1175
@mikelittoris1175 4 года назад
They need big enugh pine forests with some swampy parts in it to get denser populations. Im glad they are strong here in sweden. They have really nice meat.
@bohdaj
@bohdaj 4 года назад
dont think always of your belly....it will destroy our planet, if people think only of their bellies,....greed etc.. So try to see a magic of life instead
@dailenth
@dailenth 3 года назад
Never heard a bird beatboxing before to be honest.
@tokcnyecko6055
@tokcnyecko6055 3 года назад
Aw look at the lil turkey raptor
@Max-ke3ty
@Max-ke3ty 3 года назад
Love how they look like they have massive shaggy beards.
@LunarRomantic
@LunarRomantic 3 года назад
It reminds me of a plastic soda bottle, like a big one, and I just hear a pop noice XD.
@charlynnwestin
@charlynnwestin 4 года назад
I want one so bad!!! These thing could live in Central Canada pretty sure.
@junodonatus4906
@junodonatus4906 3 года назад
They belong in their natural habitat, seeing them there is the best way to view wildlife.
@firefly361
@firefly361 5 лет назад
I like famous grouse.
@thebluerobot5407
@thebluerobot5407 3 года назад
GROUSE?!
@brentkeller3826
@brentkeller3826 3 года назад
"look at this forest. Now watch this man get his ass handed to him by a wood grouse."
@wordreet
@wordreet 5 лет назад
Only 2000 left in Scotland, that's sad to hear. But music to the ears of any individual male Capercaillie of course, as it means he will soon be king of all he surveys!! Thankfully, they are not endangered as a species worldwide.
@Liuhuayue
@Liuhuayue 5 лет назад
With Christmas around the corner... I wonder if it would make a tasty roast.
@emmymoo7107
@emmymoo7107 3 года назад
“Tasty roast”
@EmissaryFromHell_MrFresh
@EmissaryFromHell_MrFresh 3 года назад
It looks like an abomination between a rooster and turkey being possesed by a demon
@iancannon2825
@iancannon2825 5 лет назад
To bring the birds (& other wildlife back!)... PLANT MORE PINE TREES!!!🙏🙏🙏
@viktorlundgren1464
@viktorlundgren1464 4 года назад
Ian Cannon in sweden the population is increasing there are now 350 000 pairs in the wild. To make you feel better
@bohdaj
@bohdaj 4 года назад
@@viktorlundgren1464 it is a good news...but sweden is huge, so also huge amount of capercaillie :-))
@BoomerTheDryocopus
@BoomerTheDryocopus 4 года назад
You mean Capercaillie.
@iancannon2825
@iancannon2825 4 года назад
@@viktorlundgren1464 Oh,that's good to know!!🙃👍Thanks!!🙏🏻👌Peace🕊
@lorenzschutzinger4619
@lorenzschutzinger4619 2 года назад
1:57 that's not true. They also live in spruce forests, beech forest and fir forests. As long as there are enough blueberries, ants and good habitat
@WorkAlef
@WorkAlef 5 лет назад
Ah, I see you are a bird of the Bizzare nature as well.
@aatutuppurainen8190
@aatutuppurainen8190 3 года назад
in finland this is called an ukkometso
@earthcat
@earthcat 2 года назад
You left out the part about how they hatch out pissed off at the whole world and wanting to kick your arse. Got chased by one whilst hiking.
@bitturaj8186
@bitturaj8186 5 лет назад
First time I see that
@Iberian_XAVO
@Iberian_XAVO 4 года назад
We have in Spain as well.
@bryannedelgado6479
@bryannedelgado6479 3 года назад
Narrator: “one of the shyest creatures in the forest...” Capercaillie: *SUP FAM! GET OUT OF MY DOMAIN!*
@photec2212
@photec2212 3 года назад
these birds tastes good
@siloenunes7997
@siloenunes7997 5 лет назад
bizarros 🇧🇷a natureza 🇧🇷
@Decimo10X
@Decimo10X 5 лет назад
Strange looking chickens.
@tifiq
@tifiq 5 лет назад
Decimo10X ha you thought you were gonna get a lot of likes. You thought wrong kid
@Decimo10X
@Decimo10X 5 лет назад
Twitch_Tifiq Games Hmm that’s funny loser but that bird does look like a chicken a very weird one not everything is about likes you attention seeking roach.
@celticrebel5229
@celticrebel5229 3 года назад
Only ever seen one while up in Scotland these birds are nutty asf
@ForzaE2
@ForzaE2 5 лет назад
This video remind me Clouds of May movie. ;_;
@Bolt99K
@Bolt99K 5 лет назад
They’re like Scottish turkeys, thats really cool
@DVRhm25
@DVRhm25 5 лет назад
The Scottish Turkey!
@user-yb4ye1xn7x
@user-yb4ye1xn7x 5 лет назад
Great More vedios please Like
@JuliusCeasar224
@JuliusCeasar224 3 года назад
>touching random trees in a pine forest. Its like you want that annoying sap on your fingers
@rsbrehm
@rsbrehm 3 года назад
Sounds like its mocking the sounds of a wild boar.
5 лет назад
Hi
@tylerlondon5052
@tylerlondon5052 3 года назад
It sounds like someone dropped a straw directly in front of a microphone at a Ted Nugent concert.
@pastaroni8683
@pastaroni8683 3 года назад
GROUSE!?
@TalenGryphon
@TalenGryphon 3 года назад
It looks like some kind of attack turkey and sounds like someone aggressively playing with the lid of a Snapple bottle
@Tantemify
@Tantemify 5 лет назад
1% looks huge to me.
@source2get
@source2get 5 лет назад
SubhanAllah much 🌲 such beauty very birds so lovely
@junodonatus4906
@junodonatus4906 3 года назад
Not for much longer, sadly. Support conservation.
@aa-rj7ns
@aa-rj7ns 3 года назад
Bizarre?! Thats just a capercaillie
@critter7052
@critter7052 Год назад
It looks like a Scottish 🦃 Turkey. 🤣
@xdgamer2765
@xdgamer2765 Год назад
looks like a cult turkey from a celtic place and is the pet of a hoodie person from a cult, a cult attempting world rule
@xdgamer2765
@xdgamer2765 Год назад
the capercaillie also acted like a cult tribe person aswell, i’m not sure if there’s other’s who know this
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