AMAZING!! BABY CROW ALIVE In Bald Eagle Nest! Begging For Food ~ Dad Brooding It! White Rock 5.15.20

This is incredible live coverage that is going on right now! A baby crow was brought in as prey to the White Rock bald eagle nest yesterday. The baby crow started begging for food and the parent did not kill it but instead started to take care of it as if it was their own one or two day old eaglet! Just amazing!! This eagle couple have a 27 day old eaglet in the nest and had another egg laid that was not viable and broke. One hypothesis is that the eagles feel this crow is their other chick that never hatched and are brooding it and providing shade.
The crow parents were seen dive bombing and bombarding the nest at 4:07 as they are understandably upset knowing their baby has been taken from them. How will this play out? Will the crowlet be able to be fed and survive until it can fledge? So many unknowns at this point but truly nature is amazing! Thank you for watching!
Video captured & edited by Lady Hawk
Live coverage can be seen at the White Rock British Columbia eagle cam: hancockwildlif...

[@nadineF]

I am telling you, watching birds? Not the eventless, relaxing thing that older people do.... you'll never know what an eagle will bring to the nest...

[@katydid1014]

This is amazing footage, watching the crow and eaglet snuggling together! WOW! The baby crow is so tiny compared to the eaglet. I'm off to watch the live cam now. Thank you so much, Lady Hawk, for letting us know about this incredible event! I can't imagine how this will play out and praying for a happy ending.

[@lauralishes1]

It's actually sad.

[@그때-b3z]

@@lauralishes1 ㅠㅠ

[@MsTerriB]

Wow! Would love to see this little crow survive. It’s amazing what happens out there in nature!

[@michelemerlothartzell7854]

Glad you are keeping up with this amazing development. Let's hope the baby crow is able to eat something Dad or Mom brings in!

[@samwright285]

That's not it's mom n dad... it's the eaglets mom n dad

[@cherylsals4162]

This is amazing. The eaglet isn’t even phased that it’s there LOL. I loved when they snuggled together. I pray the baby crow survives until I can fly. Thank you so much lady hawk I’m going to watch this live. 😱♥️🦅😍🐦😘

[@crowbot32]

i’ve raised crows, since they’re scavangers like bald eagles their diets are similar so if they don’t kill it it could be fine. they’re extremely smart. i feel so bad for the parents. crows have very strong family ties & live in extended families.amazing!

[@seabreeze7378]

cathy adams , aww how special you have raised them! They are very smart, I just love them. They will fly and hang around the house and I truly believe they want to be friends with my boy dog. I tell him his ‘crow friends are here’ and he will come running! 😉 He loves them too. Curious if that babies parents could get him back, since they are trying and they are so crafty? Otherwise he’s going to pass with no food 😔

[@loretta7683]

@@seabreeze7378 a few years back we had so many crows die from West Nile Virus they are finally coming back, you can tell by the "caw caw caw" that the crows are back😊

[@lotacatskatz3733]

@@seabreeze7378 i\I read where a Bald Eagle family took in a fine baby hawk and they raised it to fledge. Great family....Just sort of the RUNT of the litter... lol.

[@crowbot32]

very sad the baby passed. the crow parents would not have been able to get it out of the eagle nest but i was hoping the baby would start self feeding and in a week get out of the nest, it’s feathers were coming in😢

[@suzycat2026]

@@crowbot32 I know , it seemed accidental death too. 😥 Did you notice how concerned Mum Eagle was when she was looking for it? Then , the way she covered its body up carefully & sat with it & her baby for a few hours.. ❤ Eventually she moved the lil body out so the adult crows could see it , to stop swooping & cawing. It's a very sad ending, I hope the crows still have some family left. 🤞🐱♏☯️🦅🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jagriggle1662]

I am cheering for the baby crow. Nature reacts in so many different ways🌷🌷

[@sherrivansyckel7527]

I've been watching since mom brought it in yesterday morning. I'm amazed and cant stop watching. Thank you for this beautiful video

[@lbbp22]

"Daddy, am I adopted?"

[@Jomama02]

I always thought bird watching was boring and uneventful. When I was down from a surgery I discovered the SWFL eagles nest. I am so totally hooked on watching an amazing variety of birds now. Thank you Lady Hawk for enriching my life so very much with all the different birds you provide for us. Nature never ceases to just amaze me. Please continue updating us on this nest no matter the outcome.....

[@fatherbewithme]

Same

[@julesdolan1647]

I watched live with"sasse" very interesting with great information. Nature is truly amazing and unpredictable!. ❤(feel for momma crow ~ hoping for the best)

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

Jules Dolan. How it ended up here in the first place? Is this another “ Spanky “ story 😁

[@douglasguan5254]

Baby crow cannot eat food holding on bald eagles' beaks. It needs food placed to its throat.

[@christineh4782]

Getting worried. The baby crow needs to eat. Thank you for posting this Lady Hawk!

[@shnucky3896]

Unfortunately, like David, dr. Sasse's guest, said, the crow's cry for food sounds nothing like the eagllet's cry, so it does not prompt the eagle to feed it. It is days from being able to fly though, so it may hopefully fly out of this nest and the parents will feed it.

[@suzycat2026]

@@shnucky3896 that's just what I was hoping! ❤🐱

[@christineh4782]

@@shnucky3896 yes, I am aware.

[@johanna6050]

David also said the crow chick could possibly live for 2 or three days without being fed.

[@CenturianEagle]

Johanna that’s great! Then hopefully it’s rapid development compared to bigger birds like eagles will enable it to get the hell outta there and reunite with its parents 🥰

[@classicalroach]

Lol those eagles need to quit picking up baby birds because they end up with more than they bargained for! I guess they can’t get over how darn cute they are haha

[@seabreeze7378]

Awww nooooo I love my crow friends, so does my pup

[@RetiredPilot]

Dad to mom where did this black baby come from. LOL

[@carolv8450]

I am feeding a mid-sized crow from the railing of my house. He comes by when I go outside and it is so curious!

[@camarogirl1369]

It’s amazing how smart they are!!

[@MarleyCarl]

I’m amazed the crows found their baby...they must be so upset ☹️☹️

[@monikastone7012]

I think a couple of years ago there was a red tail hawk chick in the eagle nest and the parent start feeding the hawk too and he grew up without being harmed

[@meadow8888]

WOW!!! Happy Tears, awwwwwww!!! Hopefully this remains to be a great story with a happy ending, but we never know and must be prepared just in case, ;) Reminds me of the Eagle family raising the hawk a couple of years back!!

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

Meadow. I still remember “ Spanky “ 😁

[@samwright285]

This one is different...lunch, munch, n punch

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

happy tears? for what? unless someone removes this crow it will starve to death!

[@22OceanBreeze]

So sad. I’m so sorry you had to suffer so much in the end. RIP precious baby crow.❤️

[@gracestrand2240]

I was so upset about this hungry baby, it’s frantic parents and our eagles , I was awake several times last night. Sweet hungry baby! 💔

[@6431mastermind]

What a sweet crow. I don't know how he got there - but he deserves to live.

[@lauralishes1]

He was stolen from his nest and there's no way this baby will live, it will starve to death if they don't kill him. Pretty sad tbh

[@OpinionatedZoomer69]

@@lauralishes1 you said there's no way as if you know for certain (which you don't) for all you know they could just leave him be as he's not bothering anybody, hell they might start feed him, there have been documented cases of birds of prey doing such things, is it likely, no, but it's sure as hell possible so there is in fact a chance this crow will be fine

[@cheleseselter5542]

The most interesting sight I don't know if I should be happy for crow or scared the crow parents are very upset this may be a bit challenging Great footage Amazing for Eagle Lovers

[@samwright285]

Love it.

[@ЛюдмилаЗіменко-г5е]

Nature sometimes makes surprises. Poor Baby Crow and Parents-Crows. Daddy-Eagle is not predatory at all now

[@jeannine.]

Such a sweet little baby crow. Hope they can nurture and feed it somehow so it survives. It's cute!

[@youkie5321]

Hello 👒Lady Hawk👒 Such an amazing and unbelievable site to see (watched all afternoon). Also a delight to watch with all of our friends & peeps we know. I wish we could of continued to do so, now I have to watch all by myself. *lol* Crazy that the crow was brought to the nest as food and became a member of the family! Wow Eagles really amaze us and continue to do the craziest things.This little crow became a crow-let as the parents accepted it and started treating it as their own. I think it could survive if the parents will feed it. The eaglet seemed to like this new snuggle sibling, but then was the eaglet sitting on it to keep it warm or to smother it? I HOPE NOT TO SMOTHER! Thank you for the video 👒Lady Hawk👒 we can pray for the best 🙏 ❤️🦅🐥🐤🦅❤️ 🥰

[@claudiawaid5532]

Imagine that! being stuck in the predators nest.... reminds me of family in these COVID 19 isolation times 🤣🤣🤣

[@drlizbryant4791]

Hilarious, got a point

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

Claudia Waid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@seabreeze7378]

Claudia Waid , it’s like he is hostage if they don’t kill him or feed him, he might as well.....

[@europaeuropa3673]

If Covid was the little crow's only issue, it would have lived.

[@claudialuna7898]

Amazing ! I saw that earlier I hope everything goes well in both families 😀 ??? Thank you Lady Hawk 😀❤

[@algladyou]

Bald eagle: I just learned how to preserve food.

[@danielstreeter6738]

...We were all thinking it, even if we didn't want to admit it.

[@algladyou]

@@danielstreeter6738 😂🤣🤣

[@microtyger]

That's incredible!! 🤯 The parents (crow) are understandably upset. 🤔 Once again, you can see how large the baby eagles are. How can they resist feeding that humongous mouth? 👄 lolol 😊🌿

[@AmazingNatureRelaxation]

🌺 nature really never ceases to surprise. This is pretty amazing. And to catch it all on film is pretty cool. - Henry

[@Tolbens]

Eagle mom: Little crowlet, would you like a crow for dinner...?

[@carolynnunes3922]

I don’t think that the baby crow will survive for long, because baby eagles snatch the food from their parent’s beak, but crows put the food into the wide-open mouth and almost into the throats of their babies... that baby crow will not snatch meat out of the bald eagle’s beak, IMHO... But of course, I am praying that this baby row will be successfully raised by the Eagles, and be able to fledge and live out it’s life...

[@shnucky3896]

Dr. Sasse's guest David from the Hancock Foundation said that the crowlet is days from being able to fly, so if he manages that the parents will start feeding it.

[@barrukathesnotnosedbrat5525]

I want it back with its parents!!!

[@samwright285]

Not me..I hope the eaglet snacks that irritating crow

[@marcusthelion9051]

Well! This will Very Interesting to watch!!!

[@juliebirb7162]

Eek. I do not want anything to happen to that sweet baby crow. I'm scared.

[@hellboy6661234]

you know nothing about nature, this baby crow if left alive will eat countless cute smaller bird babies from nests... soooooo feel bad always.

[@juliebirb7162]

@@hellboy6661234 actually you are dead wrong! I do know all about nature more than you would know me to know about it. Be careful in how you judge others.

[@artsticflea3539]

Julie Birb but how is he wrong? I saw stuff where crows do pluck baby birds from nest and eat them.

[@juliebirb7162]

@@artsticflea3539 Did I say he was wrong? What does it matter if crows pluck baby birds from nests and eat them? Your argument is illogical from the standpoint that you point out that crows eat baby birds. What the hell, then, are the eagles doing? I have absolutely no issue with how nature works. I get it. I was posting an emotional response to a video, which is my right, and I was judged by another poster that I knew nothing about nature. I responded to the post and was then met with a profanity laced remark. This is not the place for these things to happen. It is a refuge from the real world and it's not cool when people are crude.

[@artsticflea3539]

Julie Birb Whatever dumbass, go write it in your blog if you have all this tension from KZbin comments.

[@suzycat2026]

Thanks , this was amazing to see live.. I do hope baby crow can live another day , perhaps he can escape. I don't want to see it killed now , it seemed like Dad & Mum Eagle were protecting it, even tucking him in.❤😯🙂 Best wishes LH ❤🦅 🙂🐱♏☯️🌌🦅🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@miqumiqu8673]

Or he may grow up to be little Eaglecrow ! Hoping for the best!

[@juanida1955]

That was amazing! I believe it’s never happened before. I didn’t want Sasse to close his live channel. Hopefully we get an update. It’s just very hungry. Thank you soooo much Lady Hawk for sharing this rare, exciting moment. I was glued to my chair. ❤️. Breathtaking!

[@crowbot32]

it happened with eagles & a baby hawk

[@nadineF]

So is the live cam now closed?

[@shnucky3896]

Unfortunately, like David, dr. Sasse's guest, said, the crow's cry for food sounds nothing like the eagllet's cry, so it does not prompt the eagle to feed it. It is days from being able to fly though, so it may hopefully fly out of this nest and the parents will feed it.

[@crowbot32]

Scarlett frm MT the crow may start self feeding soon. i still think the eagle may feed it when it opens its mouth but you’re right it will be able to at least flutter & parachute out in a week or 2. how interesting

[@juanida1955]

Nadine F yes it is.

[@jmdavis4251]

Yes, amazing. If future videos of crow baby go the wrong way please post a warning, but hoping things will go well.

[@gingertea5006]

Did anyone notice that the crows are buzzing the nest? They want their baby back

[@nightlightabcd]

It was stated in the introduction. Everyone noticed it!

[@Beyond90Seconds]

I sure did! Recorded nearly an hour featuring several moments of that "dive bombing" activity and uploaded to KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHS9g2CobqiEg9k

[@MarlboroughAnne]

Yes they were.

[@pedmst]

Lady Hawk, out of sheer humane mercy, can CROW or some humanitarian agency rescue that poor little crow baby from slow starvation?. Are the eagles dropping any food in it's mouth?

[@chase8454]

Please keep us posted on this. Such an interesting situation.

[@rysx132]

I don't know if somebody reported it already, but - unfortunately - the baby crow perished about 10 am Saturday morning. I never saw it being fed. :(

[@tinaorr2723]

Reminds me of the baby hawk that fledged healthily. that was something too! thanks for yet another great video LH!~ I can always count on you 🥰

[@heidi1111]

Amazing!! Hope it will survive and be taking care of. ❤

[@birdlover6842]

Nature is full of surprises!

[@jenisecoronado5555]

Wow! The instinct to feed an open mouthed baby is incredibly strong!!!

[@gazpachopolice7211]

At around 4:45 the eagle seems to be trying to shoo away another bird? Is that a parent of the baby crow.

[@dustigenes]

That's too funny. I'm beginning to wonder about the eagles around here. First a hawk in Sydney, now a crow in White Rock, I hope it manages to survive.

[@joeywilburn8672]

. This has ruffled some feathers in the bird watching community.

[@JAnotherday]

It's amazing to see just how close these Crow's Nest are to a living community, and with their nests not being that high off the ground!

[@4coolclips]

I hope this stays wonderful! 💖💖🤗. It just occurred to me that accidents like this might cause big, positive disruptions in evolution? Crows are so intelligent they may end up teaching the eagle family something new 😁, and so on

[@socaldolly2616]

It is AMAZING! I was watching live earlier until I had to start getting ready for work:( is the crow still there? I hope!

[@pilotmom9755]

Watched with Sasse, amazing to see....don’t have much hope for the little one, but miracles do happen. According to David Hancock, the way the ‘crowlet’ begs for food will not trigger the feeding response from adults. The crow parents will never forgive the eagles..... amazing yet sad in many ways. Thanks for this video LH. Saw you when you came into the livestream..... pilotmom

[@fatherbewithme]

That baby crow is the food for the baby eaglett

[@suziephillips2320]

Poor little thing must think wow my sibling is HUGE!!

[@judyradke9847]

Suzie Phillips maybe he’s thinking wow look at his shoes!!

[@judy6348]

Lady Hawk, I saw it as Sassephoto presenting it. Just Amazing how fierce the Eagles are and at the same time has a heart of Gold.

[@22OceanBreeze]

Please baby crow stay strong enough to fledge out of the nest so that your crow parents can feed you.

[@d.e.pickard778]

I am hoping this will be a Christmas Miracle. What joy!

[@sassycassy1585]

What a true Blessing Amen !!!

[@Yansyou2b]

So interesting!! Hope all ends well for both families. Never seen a baby crow before. Thank you Lady Hawk.

[@fatherbewithme]

Lol one of the Adult eagles put the baby crow there so their baby eaglett can eat it later

[@juanitaruedasantos5558]

This is a very interesting event... Thanks so much for sharing LadyHawk❤

[@kw8501]

I don’t think this is gonna end well. I love both eagles and crows. I feed crows and all sorts of birds. The baby crow’s cries are heartbreaking.

[@julieryan313]

Please, whoever is in charge of this nest remove the baby crow out of the nest and feed it!

[@smandin1]

The crow looks close to being big enough to fledge. I noticed many times the crow would go to the rails.

[@barnowlwatcher]

Are you still watching?? You can see the crows bombarding the nest right now!! I am not fast enough on my ipad to get the screenshot of their shadow on the nest...hope you can catch it. This is unbelievable. I hope it can make it...it would be a miracle, and we all need one right now!!

[@carolynnunes3922]

The feeding styles of crow parents versus eagle parents are entirely different. The type of birds that have babies that have their mouth wide open is a trigger for the parent to put food down into their baby’s throat. Eaglets snatch the food from their parent’s beak. These eagles will not shove food down the throat of that baby crow. The baby crow will starve to death...IMHO

[@shnucky3896]

When lady hawk posts videos she usually is able to catch a flyby. If not, pause her video, keep advancing it incrementally til a flyby is in the window and then do your screenshot, voilá!

[@ladyhawk]

I did include some coverage from the distance cam in this video beginning around 5:27 of the crows bombarding the nest. I did see it later as well I will try and go back and record more coverage!

[@barnowlwatcher]

Lady Hawk This is heartbreaking because when you hear the parent crow the baby crow responds!! His only hope is to get food from the eagles until he can fledge...what a SAGA!!

[@barnowlwatcher]

Carolyn Nunes I think you are right as the eagle made no attempt to feed the crow, only her eaglet. Very different than the red-tailed hawk situations we saw.

[@badbassfishin2282]

So Cute!!!!!

[@monikd278]

Nature is always wonderful. ..Mother nature is beautiful more and more. ...extraordinary moments. ..great felling. ..thinking deeply. ..!!!! I think. .all will be well ...all will be OK. .thank you for your this video! !

[@MultiCaro2011]

Poor baby crow! How did it get there in the first place?

[@evaandersen3450]

What nature has in store is unknown and at times amazing..I’m concerned about the baby crows parents and just have to wait until next episode of mixed birds in the nest❤️🦅❤️

[@barnowlwatcher]

This is a HOT MESS right now...she only fed the eaglet and the nest is under siege by the crows. Things might settle down at dark. Keep recording L.H. As I have to get in the car again, lol.

[@SirImran]

I pray to God to keep your faith alive during all your endeavours to succeed. May all your life dreams come true.

[@silviakliebs4248]

eso me da mucha pena pienso si esa mamá no leda comidita cómo puede vivir si el solo pide un poquito de amor y comidita 🥰🥰

[@Fadedecho1]

Oh wow. Quite a difference here. Very noticeable for sure. I read your description and I agree with the analogies. Feel kinda sketchy about this crowlette surviving. It even sounded different. Unless the parents somehow get hold of it. Things are not good here at this nest. I pray for this situation!!! ❤ I think this eagle realizes its something off but she doesn't know what to do.

[@carolynnunes3922]

I don’t think anybody’s read my comment, and I’m no expert, but I do observe birds and have my whole life. The feeding styles of crows and small birds versus raptors are entirely different. Crows and small birds are triggered to feed their young by the wide-open mouth and the chirping of their young. They shove food down into the crop of their babies. Eaglets snatch the food from their parent’s beak... these Baldeagle parents simply will not put food down into the open mouth of the baby row. The baby crow will not peck out the food the eagle offers it, either. It still hasn’t stop me from praying that I am wrong, because I love a happy ending, and want them all to live!

[@Fadedecho1]

@@carolynnunes3922 hi Carolyn I was wondering that too. And it is absolutely different styles of feeding. I don't think this baby crow will survive unless somehow the parents can get to it. Maybe if the eagles go to hunt?? So sad. I pray as well. Tc. ❣

[@DxShutter]

good

[@birutal4511]

Krietni ērgļu bērni paldies Lady Hawk 🦅🦅🍓💖

[@dayzemae9015]

Lady Hawk, go look at the Hancock live stream. A black crow is dive bombing the eagle nest...maybe it is the mom crow?

[@ladyhawk]

Yes it is a crow parent dive bombing the nest for a long time!

[@clobbyhops]

Ok what happened to the baby crow during this period of filming?

[@julierogers1155]

I am a bit surprised that the (much bigger) eaglet is not "bonking" the baby crow, or just trying to eat it.

[@soaringeagle3429]

First Harriet brings in a stuffed squirrel to the miracle E's, now this family brings in a baby crow. Nature is amazing. I sure hope it makes it and doesn't accidentally get punctured by the eaglets talons or by bonking. I feel bad for the crow parents wanting their baby back. ❤

[@debralounder3810]

I’ve been following this as well. Amongst the scaps I have is one where the Eagle brought food in and it looked like a crow.. parent, sibling?

[@ladyhawk]

Two sibling crows were brought in and eaten before this one was brought in.

[@debralounder3810]

Lady Hawk okay well I scapped another being eaten while this one is in the nest...

[@samwright285]

@@ladyhawk wow!! Really! Interesting

[@MelbaL.]

Oh Dear !! I’m hoping they feed him, not kill him. On the other hand I wish the baby’s crow’s parents could get him back. But we’ll soon find out one way or the other. Thanks Lady Hawk for always being on the lookout 😊

[@fatherbewithme]

Ppl dumb as hell in these comments most of yall seem to not understand that one of the Adult eagles purposely put the baby crow in that nest so that their beloved baby eaglett can devour the baby crow!

[@silviakliebs4248]

es muy tierno el video me encanta maravilloso gracias un abrazito

[@lizl6232]

Wow 😳

[@lulugirl7043]

Reminds me of the hawk that the eagles raised on Vancouver Island a few years ago.

[@pozivibes]

Well, I'd say I've seen it all but no, it's nature💕🌼🌰🦋🦎. Always something new and different when it comes to the Eagles🦅🦅! Precious little bird. I can't imagine how this is going to turn out🤔🙏

[@aliredha1236]

I havent been watching all, what brought this tiny chick in this nest and why

[@aliredha1236]

Thanks Dan Somewhere else I read that the Dad just dropped it in the nest , else is what we are seeing

[@alanaw9788]

This video was a year ago. Any idea the outcome of this baby crow? Would mama eagle actually raise the crow? Thanks for the video.

[@claudiacouch7988]

Hope they feed the crow too

[@randombastid725]

What do you mean brought in as prey?? Brought in by who/what?

[@georginatoland]

A crow-napping! The crows will *never* forgive or forget this!

[@cindythomas5895]

Omg 😮 I am feeling so sorry for its mommy

[@cindythomas5895]

It’s going to starve or get smashed

[@crkwon3780]

Heard this baby crow died. And eagles didn’t feed him. He was suffocated by eaglet weight. Crow baby requested food right in front of eagle asking for food to feed him! Raised himself so high to eagles mouth! Sad he died.....

[@ceciliag2929]

Thanks LH, I won’t watch but I’ll keep tabs via your videos.

[@nook12003]

Ladyhawk..will the eagles be able to feed this baby? Poor little fella!!

[@carolynnunes3922]

Hi there Shelley. I know that the feeding styles of eagles and crows are entirely different. Eaglets snatch food from their parents beak, whereas birds such as crows and finches and small birds have babies that hold their beaks wide open, which is a trigger for their parents to shove food down their throat’s and into the crop. Personally, I have prayed to our heavenly Father that this will have a wonderful outcome, and that the baby crow (or raven) be raised successfully, and fly away and live it’s life, but I fear that that is not to be. But as a romantic, I want this to have a happy ending, and that baby crow lives!

[@nook12003]

Carolyn Nunes ..I noticed the little fella was holding his mouth open.. it’s very sad..trying to be positive but I understand reality..

[@ladyhawk]

We don't know if the eagles will feed the baby crow. There is no documented case studies that a crow has ever been raised in an eagle nest before. David Hancock Biologist and wildlife specialist said that it is possible for the baby crow to survive if fed, but we just saw a feeding of the eaglet and the baby crow was not offered any food. The eagle parent then offered shade for the crow afterwards. I would like to believe that this little one can survive but the odds are stacked against it.

[@klhp22]

@@ladyhawk Once again, your valuable information is greatly appreciated!

[@winterbirds8022]

Im a bit confused how did the baby crow get into the nest? Who brought it as food? The parents of the crow are nearby! This is very interesting to see if it makes it as an adopted eaglet..😊♥️ A parent eagle brought it or a human brought it as food?

[@flyfreeqhrt5484]

Strangest thing I’ve ever seen. I’m glad to here that their diet is similar. Only thing I’d worry about is the portion size they would feed it. His mouth sure does open wide 😊

[@timbrei7981]

Yes the little one passed...............

[@ennydenis1198]

Any updates on the baby crow?hope he is ok

[@deedeewinfrey3181]

Wow !!!

[@inspiredblue]

I’m watching the live feed. It is 5am