You are not kiddinG!

Always nice to them, they are a real treat to watch.

@WildlifeCommandCenter then you are a hero. Opossums are misunderstood creatures. I've had the privilege to raised 2 orphans. 1 in Oregon and one in New Zealand. Sadly in NZ they are not native and are treated very badly. Keep up the good work. Curious,... did the mother and babies have a happy ending? Their life spans are so tragically short.

Always something new to learn

@keijojaanimets4460, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly

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You're welcome! Glad you liked it.

i agree

You're lucky to have a hawk near your home - they're fascinating to watch. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I agree. This lil' fellow was just being checked out. Thanks for watching

My wife thinks so anyways.

Yes, it was. It was just a juvenile hawk and needed to be checked out.

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No, I'm a master falconer and care about the birds of prey. No harm done here.

he really did seem that way lol

Yes, but we still love them. Thanks for watching.

yes, he did. maybe I barked someting wrong.

Was just trying to make sure it got in there. It was an intense moment.

@MariamStucki, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly

@WildlifeCommandCenter awww,whats the use

I am Bare Hands Beran, been working with cats, coons and all other types of wildlife for years. Hope you catch more of my videos showing our birds of prey etc.

lol it sure is. hey check out more of our other opossum videos.

lol just a super intense coon. thanks for watching and commenting.

you are probably right.

@margdarivas1545, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly

lol

noooooo u beat me to it nooooo im crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

im bare hands beran. mostly don't wear gloves

Thank you! It's our pleasure to help.

no, painting going on there.

@WildlifeCommandCenter that's crazy then is it just me or does the shell look gold?

Mostly just angry

He just doesn't like ya' getting in his strike zone. lol

@ they never do 😂 ornery reptile species. Fun as babies tho. 🎉

you are not kidding. thanks for watching.

lol I think you are right! thanks for watching and commenting.

They sure did. Thanks for watching and commenting.

They do eat insects and worms, they are known for their underground burrows, not their plant consumption.

Mainly eat insects, but do eat some root vegetables and bulbs are a common food for them. with all the digging, they wreck yards for sure.

lol so true, we got that trust finally. Thanks for watching and commenting.