Bird Language Raccoon Alarm: Deep Dive Into Body Language & Parabolic Alarms

[@AnbaLen]

Really enjoying your videos!! Those sounds are all around us all the time but the more you know about it the more you can enjoy listening to it!

[@NatureMentor]

Thank you! Yeah it's amazing how much is going on when we stop and tune in :)

[@genossinwaabooz4373]

Amazing channel, content like I did not think I'd find! Amazing for my life...

[@kathryndenkowski442]

Another great video. Thank you!

[@NatureMentor]

Thanks for watching!

[@lindasims8125]

Thanks for video. Will you say when (minute) the racoon appeared? I don't have time to watch a 26-minute video but can listen to it.

[@NatureMentor]

The raccoon first appears at 16:05 but the alarm starts at 15:03 I hope that helps!

[@ellaboobella8770]

You know, if our raccoons are just doing their thing and digging about looking for food, our birds could care less and will even go to a feeder with the raccoon nearby. Getting near a nest is a different story, but even with food on the ground for the doves the other birds will eat on the ground just a few feet from the raccoons. It’s an interesting thing to watch play out.

[@NatureMentor]

Yes, absolutely. Bird language is context specific so different habitats and situations will result in different appearances and intensities of alarms. If you were to follow those raccoons through a 24 hour period, you would likely find other locations or times of day when they are causing alarms. Thanks for sharing!