Peregrine Falcon, Wonderful moments with baby Falcon

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ℹ️ About Falcons 👇
What they eat
Peregrine Falcons are mainly bird hunters; starlings, pigeons, blackbirds, jays, shorebirds, and waterfowl are all fair game for a hungry Peregrine Falcon. They also occasionally hunt mammals, reptiles, and insects and there have even been reports of some Peregrine Falcons specializing in eating bats.
- Peregrine Falcons live and breed on every continent in the world except Antarctica. They are strong, efficient flyers and skilled at catching a variety of prey from small songbirds to large ducks. This versatility allows them to live in almost any type of climate and habitat - and they do!
Deserts, seashores, mangroves, wetlands, tundra, grasslands, dry forests, scrubland, and craggy mountains are places one might find a Peregrine Falcon. The most common factor among these different locations is the presence of good nesting habitat. These falcons like to nest in high cliffs, but in cities, Peregrine Falcons use tall buildings or bridges instead. As in many urban settings, a resident falcon family returns from migration each spring to raise young on the ledge of a tall building in downtown Boise, Idaho
Nest, eggs and young
When Peregrine Falcons are 1-3 years of age, they are able to start reproducing, or having young. When looking for a mate, male Peregrine Falcons, like many other birds, must work hard to impress the females. To keep her attention, males bring females food during the courting and nesting season. She frequently takes the prey from him while they are both in flight by turning upside down in mid-air and grabbing the food out of his talons!
Like most falcons, Peregrine Falcons do not build their own nests. They lay their eggs in scrapes, or small depressions, they make in the soil or gravel of a cliff ledge. Sometimes, they use abandoned stick nests that had been built in trees by other species. Today, more and more Peregrine Falcons are making their homes in cities. There, they nest on ledges of tall buildings and bridges.
The female lays three or four eggs, sometimes five, which are incubated for about 34 days. Though the male does help incubate, or sit on the eggs to keep them at just the right temperature, the female does the majority of the incubating. She relies on the male to bring her food. After the chicks hatch and as they are growing, both the male and female provide food for the young. To feed their chicks, the adult falcon uses its beak to rip up small pieces of meat and delicately pass them to the nestlings.
The young falcons grow up quickly. When they hatch, they are covered with fluffy white down and have very large feet in proportion to their bodies! But in just 5-6 weeks, the falcons are fully feathered and ready to fly. Even their feet, though still large, look just right for their bodies. After the young falcons fledge, or fly for the first time, they still stay with their parents for a few months before leaving the adults’ territory. These few months are spent learning to hunt and to survive on their own.
During the entire nesting season, the adult Peregrine Falcons are very territorial. They dive and chase after almost anything that comes close to their young, including birds and other raptors much bigger than they are! They often emit loud cacking sounds as they dive after, and sometimes hit, any intruders that dare to enter their territory.
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[@user-sw8bq5vb3f]

Birds are very intelligent, peregrine falcons are so adorable because they don't kill each others when there babies like other birds

[@birddayparties]

So fun to see their excitment running and practicing flying 👏👏❤❤

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@AS004-xf4jc]

Most informative video about Peregrine Falcon on KZbin. Thanks for sharing.

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@alinayki1740]

I loved the peregrine falcon bird, excellent video, thank you very much, greetings from Turkey. the feeling of motherhood is wonderful

[@HealingTimeTV]

A peregrine falcon in a building forest. This is a very precious video. 👍

[@NN-sky00land]

They are very energetic

[@mjoao4635]

And it was the first mum that i see push One of her babies from the hot with her beak 😮❤❤, amazing mum

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@WaqarCooking]

Very nice sharing 👍 good work stay connected❤❤😊😊😊

[@sardu55]

Falcons are something to see in the wild and in a hunting mode. They strike right in the air a lot, knocking the prey out of its flight path then nailing it. It also runs protective assaults on trespassers birds who get in their space. I saw one nail a massive, ugly turkey vulture who got in its area. It flew into its tail end then came around and hit it from the other side, sending it spinning to the ground. Not sure if the vulture was killed but I'm sure the falcon wasn't going to eat it. Falcons are 'finesse' birds, no vicious hunter/killers. Their offense and defense is its speed.

[@Johnnyyonnadam]

very nice video, enjoyed it , thank you ,, couldnt imagine the growth speed though,, so fast ,,anyways the city and river scenery is beautiful as well ,

[@tonioplease]

Might be the craziest nesting I’ve seen lol

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@margaritacastro3352]

Vaya. Increíble nido con vistas de amo del mundo 😂. Espero que no esté demasiado expuesto al sol. Parece que no hay peligrosos depredadores. Donde yo vivo las gaviotas se habrían comido a los polluelos.

[@tsesck2008]

I like peregrine falcons. Unlike baby eagles which try to get rid of their siblings, most of the babies will survive and grow up together

[@sardu55]

Chicks. Birds have chicks, some chicklets. No animal has a baby, only humans have babies. This will be on the test.

[@bobspeltbackwards2195]

So you think these things don't have sibling rivalry?? Uh, better watch some more. These guys aren't trying to share with their siblings, they're trying to get every not they can before their siblings get any of it!! Once these chicks get to be a certain age, they rush the parent bird when it arrives with a food item!!

[@aaaaaa987654]

可愛い　of　可愛い

[@rosemaryortega9879]

BEAUTIFUL video!!! thank you :-):-):-)

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@BirdWorldtv8795]

So cute

[@Ahmedpdr]

سبحان الله ليس كل شيء يعتمد على الاكل والشرب للاستمرار في الحياه ولكن احتضان الصغار من قبل الام والاب يكون تاثيرة بقدر الغذا 🎉

[@mgmbbanani8273]

From 10-10-2022 to 12-11-2022 a new generation in the air.

[@stanlyqbrick1621]

Hey that's Melbourne Australia. Feel very free Falcons to eat as many pigeons as possible as Melbourne has enough..

[@darksidemoto3693]

Crazy to think those little bobble heads grow into the fastest predator of the sky

[@MunirAhmad-xu4lh]

❤❤❤ very nice ❤❤

[@percywhitehead9228]

fastest predator on earth

[@JoellHedges-dm1mu]

Interesting. “I” can’t help but notice the background smog pollution.

[@MunirAhmad-xu4lh]

❤❤❤ very nice ❤❤

[@paulocezardecastilhos1093]

Muito legal o video deixando like.

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@donaldhammond516]

This video is Melbourne ,Victoria Australia. They are filmed every year in the city .

[@drcarriemills8772]

Love falcon moms taking care of their babies

[@fk2650]

Как важно, все таки, чтоб было гнездо. Там хоть ветви и листья. Проветривает. Естественная среда.

[@masguapoako]

*They adapted well with their enviroment*

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@johnhanselman6371]

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing.

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@funaboutgoats8710]

Умная птица!

[@nashontado1773]

They quickly learn not to move too close to the edge until they an fly unlike other birds whose chicks die from falling from nest

[@MunirAhmad-xu4lh]

❤❤❤ very nice ❤❤😂

[@MsLuciflavio]

muita fofura aqui nesse canal

[@yogeshrana5043]

So beautiful bird and ince video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@giovanysouza9976]

Simplesmente lindo demais , para quem gravou desejo toda sorte do mundo , saúde para toda família , principalmente a presença do Criador da vida .

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@editahlavacova6443]

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[@Baby-pb7if]

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[@ABWatchdog519]

so cool, thank you for the camera work!

[@BirdWorldtv8795]

So cute

[@sipetomduba2312]

Awesome birds . Greetings from Johannesburg

[@user-kh6qe9or7w]

пушистые комочки превращаются в красивых птиц....😊

[@Owl-jo2ru9hz2p]

Красавчики

[@honeychan87]

Amazing, the falcon kids have better manner than human kids. No chic walk to the edge and fall off. Is that 6th sense?😅

[@CH1_1_1_1]

😂😂

[@dorajii-channel]

ハヤブサですか。。高い建物に。。。しかし高層ビルが多いですね。。

[@cck5188]

哇塞……在這麼高樓層築的巢 巢穴的平台又這麼平 小鳥在還沒有學會飛行…只會走路的時候 會不會不小心掉下去

[@obanlaoi1]

Great!🎉

[@user-pv9ru9wo1v]

احسنتم النشر شي جميل ورائع

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[@BirdWorldtv8795]

So cute

[@Deepwildbirds12345]

Very nice❤❤

[@putralotus71]

Beautyful animal

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@ssss-tn2no]

🎉🎉

[@seanogrady2629]

I guess they can't leave until they know they can fly

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@mjoao4635]

Unfortanally this year we don t have content like this 😥,,,,mum have a territorial issue with another female and the eggs don t hatch 😢. But last year , in this vídeo , was one of my favorite season with lot of unique moments❤ Only One ( the Younger) when fledge have problems and not survive😢 the other 3 fledge ok , but its always good remenber great moments👍. Thanks

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Thank you 🙏💝💝👍

[@anon404d]

Can you tell me the live stream to this ive lost it and have been searching since please and thank you

[@azizhusenov5376]

Assalomu alaykum, videoga gap yoq zo'r, best👌

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@Illursan08]

is that xerxes

[@darkazazel6591]

P It's the same bird, I fed it, it grew up, it got used to training, it got used to our house, if it saw me 1 kilometer away, it would come to me, it is a very beautiful bird species, the peregrine falcon.

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Amazing 😍

[@MutorbuW]

Are you out of pigeons?

[@jamkicau]

LESTARIKAN ALAM INI KAWAN

[@NatureLovingWoman]

Nice video 😊

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@Mikheno]

Young birds are obviously overheated at the 5:00 mark. Whoever erected the platform should have taken the sun into account. A little shade would have worked wonders for those fledglings.

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@margaritacastro3352]

A los edificios les faltan hojas. La fauna salvaje sobrevive como puede.

[@donaldhammond516]

The cameras are on all day , no one is there doing the filming. I live in Melbourne Australia.

[@StuntShiva72]

i am able to see the IBM office and i would like to know which city. Whoever captured the video hats off to them. Expecting more videos bro/sis. Good work

[@SamuraiBlues5]

Melbourne mate. Southgate, is what that area is.

[@user-zl5zs3zr1y]

The Mirvac Building, Collins Street (I can never remember the whole address--327, 527?), Melbourne. I'm not sure how many seasons the camera has been running. I first came across the nest in 2022. This is video from that year. They shut the camera down early in 2023. Mum laid 4 eggs then was injured in what was thought to be a fight with an intruder. Incubation became erratic with dad doing his best to incubate and look after his mate. The eggs were deemed unviable. This camera does not run in the off season.

[@Marfi645]

G.J.M. Oi...👁️👁️

[@user-kd4kn3bw8b]

"Достоин ты, Иегова Бог, принять честь, хвалу и славу ибо ты сотворил все и все по твоей воле существует и сотворено". БИБЛИЯ.

[@MichaelGoodridge]

i think location is calgary alberta canada....................bldg is canterra tower

[@eddieortiz657]

This box was made to short in height. Needs to be made way deeper so that the young stay in box until old enough to know what a ledge is

[@user-zl5zs3zr1y]

It's a gutter.

[@AliRaza-bn7fl]

this is in melbourne city i live here.

[@namazuhyohtan8706]

巣立ちの場面も見たい。

[@Roq5Brdv]

Инстинкт самосохранения, на край карниза не идут...

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@ballistic350]

Should've took one to raise.. ahha

[@istvanbalogh8254]

USA pittsburgh Pennsylvania

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@truetothegame2928]

messy birds

[@fototrampeoeuskadi]

Hello, where is it?

[@habibdaldal-qm9vn]

Baba şevkati

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@user-rp5uy1ce4h]

مبلغ وقدره كنز طاير

[@En-ge1ve]

♻️

[@GraceKang-kv5kk]

에휴..그늘좀 만들어주시지. 뜨겁고 더워서 건강해치겠다.ㅠㅠ

[@user-ml5hy3jj1b]

لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله

[@anveshsingh8728]

الله لوند هاي

[@greenpulseeducation5002]

Mohammed is a murderer, pedophile, a theif, womenizer. Read the Quran.

[@sharongoodsell9341]

So high in the sky , fascinating but too hot , hope it wasn't Kentucky chicken

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@luiseduardosottolamilla3627]

Así cómo instalo la cámara, la próxima colocarles algo de sombra ya qué muere por deshidratación. La naturaleza es cruel.

[@frankieli98]

They need to clean up.

[@JulioErnesto-zn3ek]

Birds Is inteligent... and the human?

[@thefutureoftigrigna7665]

They lost their natural habitat so their forced to adapt to our environment so sad

[@markomasic3467]

I'm pretty shure that man leave wooddust and concrete dish for nest, an that's very cool ❤ peregrine are the apex predator of sky, and the most majestic bird on planet, and we must show respect for them and keep them. In my country stupid pigeon breeders killing peregrines, and they even know peregrine is responsible for health of their stupid birds because they catch wild pigeons wich spread diseas.

[@jamiefoley6250]

what did she catch?

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Prey 👍

[@treysmith8410]

How do birds live without water that nest must get extremely hot in the sun

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Entire life

[@piyushgor8934]

This video from kattar.

[@azizansalleh7828]

Inilah 😂kebesaran yg màhà pencipta sekelian alam.perhatikan kekuasaan yg mendalam..

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@habibdaldal-qm9vn]

Bu bir katil

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@Enigma-2022]

All the chicks successfully flew but one of them got killed right after, I remember.

[@user-zl5zs3zr1y]

Wasn't it about a day after fledging? Was found on the ground after presumably colliding with building (probably window). Blasted windows -- a major bird killer. Fledging is a dangerous time. Can you imagine throwing yourself off a tall building hoping your wings work?

[@user-hw6qy7ns3d]

This is Dubai .

[@CH1_1_1_1]

No Australia

[@sensationalvibrations6832]

Them babies crying too much to be that hungry

[@aqwsderxz]

rent free free as bird😂

[@fatihcta1758]

Allah older olur kunfeyekun

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@UtiBozeMoj-jw5ib]

Господи как же им там жарко, у меня дома цыплята прячутся в тенёк и зарывают себя землёй а тут ничего нет, как же им там плохо, наверное и не все доживают

[@CH1_1_1_1]

All of them managed to survive

[@UtiBozeMoj-jw5ib]

@@CH1_1_1_1 , это славно, такие прекрасные создания всевышнего, должны выжить и продолжать свой род

[@CH1_1_1_1]

@@UtiBozeMoj-jw5ib 👍🙏💝

[@AnnaViola3]

Жар костей не ломит, вот холод это большая проблема, а эти птицы и жара совместимы✌️

[@kamola95]

Where is fourth?

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Its there with them

[@kathleenmccaffery1313]

Color me impressed!! 🫶🥰 Darling perigrine family❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Bam1761]

🤍😻

[@habibdaldal-qm9vn]

Tevhid dini

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@ericbuonomo5716]

@27:58 what an annoying baby bird. no wonder the dad bird leaves every chance he gets....

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@user-ul9tj8rq2q]

Bro give me one bby to making falconry🥲

[@arifgzaman]

What city is this?

[@abdullahsenturk6332]

367 Collins Street, Melbourne

[@habibdaldal-qm9vn]

Yavrularına anne

[@CH1_1_1_1]

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[@user-gq6be7nb7i]

Это хишник убиот питица

[@nori550]

自分の子供は他の鳥の子を与える。 人間だったら片っ端から死刑になって誰もいなくなっちゃうな。

[@user-mg8zz7xu3f]

Horrible cruel things

[@CH1_1_1_1]

Maybe