Decorah North ~ Touching Moments Of Mr North Brooding The Hawklet! Closeups On The Nest! 5.14.21

Mr North comes to the nest and there is something very different here - a very young red-tailed hawklet is looking up at him! He comes over to investigate and his instincts to protect this young chick takes over and he quickly settles down to brood it. He spend quite a bit of time brooding and the hawklet seemed to be comfortable and even fell a sleep.
Mr North will fly to the branch and we get some great zooming on the hawklet! DN13 will get up and poke at it but this young hawklet is a fighter and quickly realizes it is safer on the other side of the nest! Nature is amazing even for just these few moments I am reminded of a quote from Rob Bierregaard "Nature is unforgiving, harsh and often random, but its not cruel." Nature is incredibly beautiful and oftentimes miraculous....we see both the beauty and the tragedies on these cams and it touches our hearts and souls with both joy and sorrow. Thank you for watching!
Video captured & edited by Lady Hawk
Special thanks to RRP and explore.org for allowing us the opportunity to view these amazing eagles.
The website link and to view the cam can be seen here: www.raptorresource.org/

[@Tranquility32]

I find it amazing that the Dad’s initial instinct was to care for this baby hawk! I’m sorry for the hawk family who lost their precious, beautiful babies. Such a rollercoaster of emotions sometimes! Thank you LadyHawk & wish everyone a peaceful weekend!

[@CenturianEagle]

So sweet seeing dad brood the hawklet! 🤣🥰😍🥰

[@debrak3306]

and that little hawk just stole our hearts...

[@sinnirr]

The two eaglets eyeballing the hawk: Is this lunch or a relative?

[@cheongyei]

I pray the little one has a guardian angel of some sort. Tough situation. Hopefully the young hawk looks enough like the young eagles these two once were that they think of it as family and not prey.

[@lindakontol6154]

Dad was very nice about the little hawklet. He’s always nice and a great Dad to his babies. Thanks Lady Hawk! I didn’t watch the ending of this.

[@sleeper9728]

BAD ENDING 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@bt.c.1829]

This is amazing to see. TY LH🥰I had to come see it myself!💞💫

[@SilvanaSouza-wy5rv]

My God!! How animals surprise and fascinate us!! I'm amazed and at the same time distressed by the baby.

[@gambriehewert1677]

I wonder what the baby hawklet was thinking when he was looking over the edge of the nest.

[@SilvanaSouza-wy5rv]

@@gambriehewert1677 It breaks my heart and hurts my soul, my friend. 😞💔

[@karentheis3690]

I love this too, the brooding instinct to protect life, for awhile....❤️

[@christineh4782]

We are so blessed to watch!!!

[@joferins7269]

This is amazing! Hope it stays this way. It's happened before same as this & the hawk fledged so fingers crossed 🙏🙏

[@mobsnitchanonymous213]

The female eagle killed it. The hawks need it stay on their nest

[@mariemurray629]

Boy this certainly is a tense situation. It has happenened before that Bald Eagle parents make the desision to feed the hawklet and it survives to fledge. There was a video a few years back filmed in Vancouver, Canada that documented this behavior. It could however go the other way which is not in favor of the hawklet. Not so easy to watch that's for sure. Fingers crossed.

[@ABCDEF-os5or]

Can you share the link of that video please?

[@YvonneWilson312]

@@ABCDEF-os5or kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2GyYnemZ8iimbM

[@dustigenes]

That happened on Vancouver Island. Though close, Vancouver is on the mainland.

[@ABCDEF-os5or]

@@YvonneWilson312 Truly amazing! Thank you. 😊

[@judycoyne7818]

Is a very tense situation!!!! I’m getting upset that the eaglet is messing with the poor little thing!!

[@Venuslove123]

Waaooooo!! How wonderful, 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤

[@ez4me2sa]

I watched this as it happened live..The ending was tragic and horrifying.

[@trishmcgarvie5053]

I hope you never do get used to it 😢

[@nicinoz]

@@roncaruso931 why are you so harsh and aggressive? People are allowed to feel sadness and despair without you judging them. You are as entitled to an opinion as they are.

[@SanchoGracie]

Eeek. Viewer discretion advised as this goes forward. Fingers crossed for a better outcome than my gut is predicting. 😔

[@gambriehewert1677]

When the hawklet walked to the edge I was hoping it would jump off to its death.

[@illuminotmereloaded6896]

Amazing! This was an entertaining edit. Lots of endearing antics and funny looks at the camera. Man, I just noticed several of the updated videos. I was so hoping for a red-tailed hawk chick raised by bald eagles story, but it was not meant to be. God bless you, baby hawk! Better luck next time around. You deserve it!

[@ladyhawk]

Hello Illumi I was hoping for that miracle for the hawklet to be raised by the eagles too but unfortunately I think it was just too young and small and the eaglets were almost full grown for it to have a chance at survival. Very sad to see but at least we know that a RTH can be raised and successfully fledge from an eagle nest and maybe we will see that again on a nest!

[@karendegeyter2937]

Aww what a beautiful sight.

[@melodycs9103]

God love Dad, trying to care for the hawklet ❤ Thank you so much sweet Lady Hawk 💕

[@lorraineblomgren6327]

I love the wing overs👈👍🦅

[@user-xq5qc2cl2l]

Oh still live!Same family😊🙏Just baby nothing eat.

[@ABCDEF-os5or]

That was so beautiful to watch him brood the baby hawklet.

[@buffalokay]

Is this common? For an eagle to visit hawk nests and help “raise” their young? This is amazing!

[@ABCDEF-os5or]

@@buffalokay The eagles didn't visit the hawk's nest to help raise the hawklets. They grabbed the hawkers to feed them to their eaglets

[@ginaj9354]

I watched the whole thing on rewind the day it happened and I can't stop thinking about it. So much was happening and each moment contradicted the next. I still cannot find the right words to describe it. It was fascinating, touching, at times to watch and yes it was tragic and yet it wasn't, it's very hard for me to explain. I have seen stuff on these eagle cams that bothered me but this wasn't one of them.

[@user-xy3lg5ir9e]

That Hawklet so sweet and hungry

[@janemiller1080]

Wow really unbelievable.

[@gaylejohnston3734]

God bless this baby so sorry

[@tcwhite0104]

Awe I so hope they raise him like I’ve seen another pair raise one to adulthood ❤️

[@kylec.8350]

It was killed by mom

[@tcwhite0104]

@@kylec.8350 oh no sad 😢

[@debrahange5711]

Aww

[@user-xk7on5lv6v]

세상에나...어미가 품고 있는 것 같은데 놀랍다~

[@polifel3770]

Wow, such a stunning but sad moments of nature. This is so similar with last year event on White - tailed eagle Latvia nest. Even the behavior of parent eagles quite similar - looks like male eagle was ok with new member in family, but female eagle had different oppinion over it.

[@ladyhawk]

Hello Polifel yes I was thinking the same thing - if you remember on the Latvia nest - Raimis brought it in and let it live. The hawklet was wingercising and flapping away and was not intimidated by the eaglets. The hawklet was a lot older and could do that - unfortunately Milda came in and did the same thing that DNF did here - eat it alive. :( Both adult eagles would have to allow it to live - like they did with the hawklet in Vancouver BC and it fledged successfull! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2GyYnemZ8iimbM&ab_channel=SassePhoto

[@eaglelove00]

@@ladyhawk there was also a hawklet that survived almost through fledge in Redding, CA. The hawklet grew up with the e's. Unfortunately, within a week of fledge for the hawklet, wind blew it off of the nest and it was predated on the ground. FORE found a huge pile of hawk feathers under the nest. Many videos, from the ground, of "Tuffy" growing up with his eaglet siblings :)

[@ladyhawk]

@@eaglelove00 Hi Eagle Lover yes I remember the Redding eagle nest with the hawklet - it was a shame that Tuffy did not make it too fledge!

[@tudibug8260]

yeah... Mr.North....that's some hawks baby that you kidnapped...now he feels bad and wants to take it back...hehe

[@lauriebrown2439]

He didn't bring it, momma did.

[@tudibug8260]

@@lauriebrown2439 oh ..ok..haha thanks

[@gretameaney]

Afraid of the outcome here!

[@ullihaus9695]

'Garde-manger'... 😷😔

[@CissyBrazil]

I haven’t followed this before so how did the hawklet end up in the nest anyway? What a site! Mr North quickly zero’d in on Hawklet as if to say ??what?? LOL. Sing new here, what is mother’s to this family?

[@glittergrl71]

Horrifying ending Poor little chick

[@rosehernandez475]

Will he feed the baby 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@aimeeevoliowlsaresocutewhe9121]

Thnx for posting. sorry, the hawklet got eaten. Sorry, to be a spoil sport. But, that's what eagles do. Baby was very sweet to watch. didn't watch the other part.

[@annepearce6604]

How sweet, where did the hawklet come from? I just stumbled upon this nest.

[@eaglelove00]

@@missrioux1385 You did a great job explaining. That is exactly what happened :) While the lil hawklet didn't survive (for a little while) because it fought back, it did fight a bit to survive

[@kathyzsiros1318]

Praying for this little baby hawklet hoping it can be rescued and taken out of the nest& given a chance at survival so it can be taken care of & raised to be let out in the wild.😇🙏💕💕

[@rosehernandez475]

Please feed the baby dad mom PLEASE 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TiburonRaccoon]

Maybe Mr. North was briefly pondering the idea of going vegetarian.

[@cherylsals4162]

How did the hawklet get to the nest? Ty lady hawk ps after reading some posts I decided to not finish watching 😢

[@beatricecallan]

The mother eagle brought two little hawklets in for food! One was fed to the eaglets straight away and this (second) one a few hours later.....very sad!!

[@Tranquility32]

@@beatricecallan 😳😥

[@cherylsals4162]

Ty

[@FLENISTE]

C'est la première fois que je vois une telle scène, comment est ce possible de voir une aussi grande différence d'âge entre les deux grands et le plus jeune? C'est rare, et quand l'un des grand pique le petit, on ne sent pas une grosse agressivité. Cependant, c'est étrange que le plus petit soit toujours vivant et en bonne santé, c'est un concurrent pour la nourriture pour les deux plus agés, et il n'a pas été tué et tant mieux, mais est ce que la mère continue de le nourrir...? Merci pour la vidéo Madame Hawk

[@eaglelove00]

Malheureusement, les instincts d’aigle maman a donné un coup de pied dans qui est apporté comme nourriture, puis a été utilisé pour la nourriture. Triste fin

[@mariainman3618]

How beautiful… I missed some thing how did the hawklet get there?

[@lauriebrown2439]

Momma North brought 2baby hawks to the nest, the other one was dead.

[@pkr619]

How and why did the hawklet land in the eagle's nest? Any background info?

[@mcdanielvalerie0]

Yes one of the parents brought two baby hawklets to the nest for food to feed their baby eagles. One of the hawklets was dead on arrival and that's the one that was used for the feeding. The other one that was alive hasn't been used for food yet.

[@yiannimil1]

@@mcdanielvalerie0 ...no2 became food too!

[@BudaKhan420]

Have they started feeding the eyas?

[@ladyhawk]

Hello BudaKhan no the adult eagle never did feed the eyas just brooded it.

[@mariecoco7457]

I wonder how long are they gonna keep this hawklet alive?

[@ladyhawk]

Hello Marie - I am sorry to tell you but the female DNF came back to the nest and killed the hawklet. It fought till the very end it was very brave.

[@hansenvspredator7812]

@@ladyhawk did you post a video of it?

[@recoveringsoul755]

@@ladyhawk Ooof, very sorry to hear that

[@rubynoils2872]

@@ladyhawk 😢rip

[@ladyhawk]

@@hansenvspredator7812 Yes I did. It is on my channel ~ I had to put a disclaimer in that it is very graphic and viewer discretion is advised.

[@eileenjones3918]

It was heartbreaking to watch Mr. North do a double take and then just be a good soul and try to take care of the Hawklet....of course we all know HEARTLESS female Mom comes along and just kills the little one and feeds it to her Eaglets.....She better remember one thing....if the Mom Hawklet knows where her baby is....the Mother Eagle better be prepared to defend against an attack on her future babies,.....I know its the wild but not the little babies , go after the adults.

[@eaglelove00]

You do realize that hawks predate on other birds babies too right? A mother does what she needs to do to feed her young. I'm not saying I loved what I saw here, it is very sad, but I have seen plenty of hawks carry other baby birds into their nests to feed to their babies too. That is nature.

[@eileenjones3918]

@@eaglelove00 Yeah I know but its still hard to think that it does happen. You don't expect the male to be compassionate but I guess that's human thinking.

[@christinekent140]

How did the Hawklet end up in this nest? so sweet. \

[@christinekent140]

I saw . How sad .

[@buffalokay]

I wonder if the eagle thinks that the little one is his eaglet? I’ve seen how eagles act around their young.....they live to be parents.

[@ladyhawk]

Mr North does seem to be confused and his instincts told him to brood it. The fact that the hawklet crawled underneath him too reinforced that behavior.

[@illuminotmereloaded6896]

So was this the nest that the two red-tailed hawk chicks got brought to the other day, or was that a totally separate incident?

[@ladyhawk]

Hello Illumi yes this is the nest where the female eagle DNF brought in two hawklets. Here is the video of her bringing them in. Be sure to check my channel as I did several video of the hawklet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3-xmJeclpmCfNE&ab_channel=LadyHawk

[@loretalabitag9744]

I wish someone save the hawlet😥😥😥

[@nadia9235]

سبحآن الله الام ام حتي في الحيونات والطيور سبحآن الله الصغنن في وسط الوحوش 🐥🦅🙏🌹⚘

[@nadia9235]

شوفو الكبار مشيوا علي كول مو جنبه🐥🦅🦅🦅🌹❤

[@kathrynmontgomery6520]

I wish someone had rescued the hawklet and either find its best or rescue

[@gambriehewert1677]

It's not a endangered specie, they can't intervene, it's in heaven now anyway.

[@lorrem2539]

The more I see this type of thing happen, it is the male that seems more nurturing to live bird, and the mothers are the ones that reject them and kill them.

[@user-my1lf5ov9l]

😅

[@rr-ny4iw]

この子、、ここのお母さんが捕まえてきたってこと？？ どこから？どうやって、、？ この子も育てていくのかな？ 謎がいっぱいすぎる

[@user-xy3lg5ir9e]

Maybe people can save that baby 😢

[@user-vk6wg2kz4m]

Орлица мама. Дай Господи чтобы она приняла птенчика и начала кормить его.

[@user-pd1gt1ip4z]

Скажите ,пожалуйста,а что произошло,как тут очутился этот чужой птенчик?

[@user-vk6wg2kz4m]

@@user-pd1gt1ip4z Его принесли орланы. Сразу двух. Есть другое видео как прилетает орлан и в когтях у него птенцы. Видно одного сначала. Он начинает одним кормить своих птенцов.А за орланов лежит вот этот второй. Он живой был. Первый мертвый и его сразу с,ели,а второй ещё жил несколько часов.Вот этот что в этом видео. Но и он был с,еден.

[@user-pd1gt1ip4z]

@@user-vk6wg2kz4m , спасибо, как жаль.

[@user-uw6pb5jr9y]

Дай бог.

[@user-pd1gt1ip4z]

@@user-uw6pb5jr9y , вона його вбила .

[@tiborczepper7201]

Maugli

[@aprilhernandez4840]

The Father Eagle has my LOVE and RESPECT the mother eagle on the flip side has my anger and sorrow for her STONE cold heart....

[@troyf.9050]

Wait til Mom comes back and see this sh×t...

[@loramoore9138]

No I cant watch

[@gambriehewert1677]

Lady hawk hasn't shown it being killed, but I can imagine what happened.

[@user-fj7vw6tx7q]

Этот птенец с этого гнезда ?

[@ladyhawk]

Привет, нет, это не так. Самка орла принесла сегодня детеныша краснохвостого ястреба. У нее есть два орлята, которых вы видите в гнезде, которые теперь довольно большие!

[@user-fj7vw6tx7q]

@@ladyhawk какая судьба у него сейчас?

[@ladyhawk]

@@user-fj7vw6tx7q К сожалению, самка орла убила ястреба и скормила его своим орлятам. Я до конца снимал видео боя ястреба - он был очень храбрым. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX7ChKSOp7iViq8&ab_channel=LadyHawk