Secret Nature - Facts About Birds of Prey 🦅 | S01E05 | Bird Documentary | Natural History Channel

[@bluelion6609]

Awesome Documentary! Thank you!

[@BHURBAK]

All these birds 🐦 are amazing 👏 👏👏👏. I like all these birds.... ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lyidacampbell5226]

I love the speed that these birds have. I've always loved watching eagles with their talents grabbing fish out of the water very exciting!! 🙂♥️🦉🦅🌊🐟🐟🐟🌊👍✌️🖐️

[@SinisterCity]

Owls are so _quiet_ it is *amazing.* I was walking in Utah when I was younger and at that time the ground was covered in snow. As I walked, a damn owl flew right over me, (from back to front) dive bombed into the snow and grabbed some sort of mouse. (At least.. that’s what I remember) After the startle the owl gave me, I stood there in awe. I didn’t hear a _single_ _flap_ of the wings. Said owl was the reason I fell in love with them that day.

[@morningstar9233]

I'm Australian. Once as i sat under a tree enjoying a ham and salad roll for lunch a kookaburra silently swept down and deftly extracted precisely the ham from my roll, literally as i was lifting it to my mouth. Was over in a flash, all i heard was the flurry of it's wings as it was mere inches from my face. It flew up to the tree, gobbled the ham and proceeded to laugh at me with the well known call they make. I proceeded to enjoy a salad roll for lunch that day. Kookaburra 1 / me 0.

[@labrat748]

Top notch documentary learned a lot..thank you!

[@yourenough3]

Love all raptors but golden eagles and GH owls are my favorite of all ✌️

[@davidhanley248]

Any animal that can catch a dragonfly on the wing and do it as the commentator said was easy is one amazing animal. Evolution is truly a beautiful thing.

[@naturalworldalex]

Good video. Wow amazing the sound of natural... Grüß S@nder.

[@BirdsofBaliAmazingBaliNature]

What an amazing birds of Pray! watching from Bali, Indonesia

[@longyone1980]

A really good video about Birds of Prey

[@pepsicola6951]

Yeap cool video isnt it

[@WesternLife12]

các chương trình động vật hoang dã xem hoài không chán

[@1970karenleah]

Beautiful!! Thank you

[@gotellthem2099]

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.John 3:16.❤️❤️❤️

[@JuanRangel-q2e]

My favorite... Fried Chicken 🍗 🍗 from KFC or Grandmother's Fried Chicken too . 😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 .

[@FradyKatt]

I have 2 beautiful Hawks living on my property, I love to watch them in the morning in the field sitting waiting for breakfast so Graceful so awesome...

[@gargar8196]

The birds are beautiful to see and watch. As for the haters commenting they have never been around these birds in person. So they can piss off. A lot of time and trouble was spent on making this. I had to study raptors to get a falconry license. Thank the producers of this.

[@fredojoaquim4764]

Nice documentary about raptors.

[@morningstar9233]

Nature's jet fighters. Only better.

[@nancybingham7298]

Wonderful video. These birds are awesome. Thanks for posting. PS my dog is a German Pinscher named "Hawk".

[@alalouis1]

Most beautiful birds

[@JoseFernandez-zt2ry]

Maravilloso documentar gracias por tanta belleza bendiciones

[@KhawarAliKhaur2156]

Good job 👍

[@bladecrow4423]

Best regards from KRAUL-l-⚔️🌑⚔️

[@JewishEagle]

Very informative and well-made documentary!

[@a0um]

Nice documentary, nauseating choice of words to comment it.

[@grzegorzjacek3571]

Excellent job.

[@c.a.greene8395]

Osprey don't eat carrion, they only eat what they kill and they pair bond for life Beautiful birds

[@DarnellHendeason-dk3uw]

They prefer to eat what the kill, but they will scavenge if necessary.

[@DesmondOnyango01]

"Nature's Air Force"... Luv that..!!!

[@lovindc2004]

Great Documentary

[@aymanalex1202]

very amazing

[@englishforfunandcompetitio248]

Details on stellers is requested.

[@JuanRangel-q2e]

I'm bird lover too ... in my stomach.

[@9798angel]

I am a raptor fan eagle, hawks then owls and this was a very good documentary about them with many great points!

[@jasontrump5868]

what's wrong with falcons ? I love falcons, eagles and hawks are the same family i believe

[@mariannelynnlatjow5641]

17:42 for hawk/falcon (European Hobbies)

[@Hollylivengood]

We get a lot of golden eagles in Tennessee also. There was a family close to where I used to take my family by the Tennessee river by Signal Mountain, and we watched each other grow. They remember you, and hang out close by on purpose. I got to watch their kids grow into flying adolescents, and the dad teaching them to hunt, and then the adolescent eagles thought they were all that and wouldn't share, and get in arguments with the parents. Swear to god, just like us! OK, I'll quit. I'm in love with goldens.

[@SuperChoronzon]

Thank you for sharing, even although I'm so jealous, the closest I ever got to seeing one as a kid in Scotland, was on our family outings on a Sunday. I believe I got a glimpse of one perched atop a telegraph pole on the way home from Inverness, must've lasted all of 4-5 seconds, lol. You probably already know this, you were truly blessed :o)

[@davidseals352]

Hollylivengood Hello, I was reading your comment and maybe I shouldn’t tell you this because I know you don’t want to hear it so I’ll tell you just for the sake of your own knowledge about Golden Eagles. If you will google “range map for Golden Eagles in North America.” You will notice that they are a rare winter visitor to Tennessee and they don’t breed there at all. I have no doubt that you saw a bird of prey raising their young but it would have been a hawk of some kind. Golden Eagles are a bird of the West. I live in San Diegp and we have around 45 pair of them living in the county and I am part of the team that monitors them. Identifying birds is confusing at first and it’s easy to misidentify them. Golden Eagles also are very shy of people and build their nest as far away from people as possible. They don’t let people come close to the nest to observe them either. The parents will not stay in the nest if someone approaches it. Instead they will fly a good distance and observe until you leave the area and then they will return to the nest. If you search KZbin for “Golden Eagles of El Cajon Mountain” there is some footage of a pair I monitor. I hope you’re not angry about what I’ve told you instead I hope you learn from it. I would also recommend you buy a field guide that will help you to learn more about the birds that live around you and how to identify them. Enjoy Birding Dave

[@ChristieBWahl]

Awesome video! Very well put together, informative, I love prey birds (particularly of this type) I actually learned several 🆕 things😊, awesome 👍🏻😎. No other video seemed to know what the female continued to put fresh live branches in the nest well after hatching 🐣 & now it makes perfect sense for camouflage purposes... Duh! Why didn't I think of that. I feel so silly now. They all thought maybe freshness or antiseptic purpose but never came up w/camouflage. Crazy 🤣. Can't think of the other things right off now but again Awesome job on the video. I'm excited to see many more. Bees were my first & this one's my second. The 🐝 video was Awesome as well. Lot's of new stuff I didn't know about wasp & 🐝's Keep up the great work and Thank you. Watching from, NW Alabama, U SA!

[@arthurgrande468]

Have you heard about the Philippine eagle?

[@pepsicola6951]

Yeap, they told me about it the other night over coffee at my dude's home

[@usernamemykel]

The one that went into a bar with a monkey and a kangaroo?

[@X_explorer]

Very good video!

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

I love all avian dinosaurs.

[@glenkelley6048]

God certainly has designed some wonderful critters. Hummingbirds are my favorites.

[@TheVelociraptor15]

Nope, it's evolution. Your nonexistent flying man had nothing to do it.

[@SuperChoronzon]

@@TheVelociraptor15 Eh, nope... "God" that eternal force which seeks manifestation in all its' forms had plenty to say, evolution only helped make it stronger, faster and killer ;o)

[@Gibbons3457]

​@@SuperChoronzon ""God" that eternal force which seeks manifestation in all its' forms had plenty to say," Nope, that's not a thing. That's just your pattern recognition drawing a false positive. Evolution through natural selection is the explanation of a series blind set of laws that describe how life adapts over time in order to survive through decent with inherited modification, by modifying existing structures present in a population and refining them to fulfill particular needs. It has no overarching plan or goal or intent; in the same way: a ball rolling down a hill has no intention of its own, only the forces of friction and gravity and the laws the describe.

[@lyidacampbell5226]

When I live in Massachusetts Springfield area they had high-rise buildings where they had video cameras aimed at the windows of the falcons nests where you get this watch the babies come out of the eggs that was pretty cool on your you know do it on your you get to watch it on your TV TV channel. So cool!! 🙂♥️🐦🐦🥚🥚🥚🥚🏢🏢🏬🏥🏢

[@willieboy8798]

26:27 great video ...but the gos ...is a capture bird it has jesses on it!!!! in order for a peregrine falcon to hit that speed it needs pull out time of a thousand feet per fifty. that speed is for high altitude hunters looking for crows, pidgeons and large birds along cliffs and in places like NYC sky scrapers. what do you think the telescopes in central park are for. a peregrine can leave a feather trail from a airstrike ten feet long. a magniicient show. we were in a tower once and a pidgeon got hit that feather explosion filled the window.

[@BjornFjellstad]

A very interesting video. Very informative.

[@333movie]

In this way nature continues into the wild.

[@tkienly]

I'm getting a headache from watching this video; multiple display windows, weird, nonstop special effects; bizarre, odd soundtrack. It's a nature show; go easy with the editing please.

[@MM-je1tg]

I LOVE ALL BIRDS REGARDS OF WHAT TYPE .. BEAUTIFUL ❤️

[@davidsteele5772]

Could have left out the music and drums.

[@MM-je1tg]

TRUE

[@usernamemykel]

...and the duplicate picture-in-pictures...

[@douglasdarrell2083]

And the digital cross hair graphics and bit sounds. Who is the predator?

[@sethjohnson6262]

Police said he

[@no3396]

@@douglasdarrell2083 me 😎

[@imranshami4973]

Very beautiful.

[@X_explorer]

Good vid!

[@pepsicola6951]

Very cool

[@codeman7055]

One time I found a bunny that kept stopping instead of running like his other pals, one ear was up and the other one was down, so I thought it might of had a bit of brain damage or something, I chased it for awhile and managed to catch it I took some pictures with it and then let it go to see his pals.

[@إختيارات]

waw so nice❤👍

[@goldeneagle5966]

That was great thank you

[@patrickhiggins3582]

eagels are a buitifull birds, and they have a soul. we can soceed in proctecting world wild life. wild life of the world have wars against them. so must fright and win the wars for them.

[@shibolinemress8913]

I don't understand why some comments are so disparaging. It's obvious that this is an old tv show from the 90's or so. Reworking it, if even possible, would hardly be worth the effort. If that bothers you, go watch something else. Otherwise just relax and enjoy the magnificent animals.

[@davidhanley248]

Wow evolution is truly amazing. Evolutionary Airforce.

[@edwardortiz5672]

Evolution has absolutely no capability to create anything. This is because it cannot create the needed information necessary for a species. This information can only come from a sophisticated mind.

[@2LucasKane3]

@@edwardortiz5672 And your evidence for this is your incredulity? Maybe your lack of critical thinking and the study of the cold hard facts? Just stating something without evidence is pretty worthless.

[@garymoore2535]

Edward......Evolution is a "known process" and does not require "a sophisticated mind" so even you should be OK. There is evidence of evolution all around you. Dogs are descended from Wolves however they are not all the same. Man by selective breeding has bred dogs as diverse as the Dachshund to the Great Dane to perform specific jobs. The same applies to flowers, tropical fish, and cereal crops and many other species. We are now able to improve specific characteristics such as drought or disease resistance etc. DNA is understood and divergence of species from common ancestors can even be dated. These processes have been occurring naturally for millions of years.

[@garymoore2535]

How and where life originally started is a much better question......there are theories but nobody knows for sure ?

[@SKKEarth]

Beautiful,

[@sudeshnachakraborty7542]

I love the raptors..but they are one of a heck to I'D

[@samueldashner2288]

The Hen Harrier Is An African Species Of Harrier, In The U.S.We Have the Marsh Harrier! Also, If It's Grey-Blue like that here, it is a MALE MARSH HARRIER doing the courtship display only cause of our species of Harrier being different colors between the sexes , Females Are Of Cinnamon Brown Color!And Males Are Grey-Blue in color!

[@smarthungyo]

The bird that hunts dragonfly is like the cheetah of big cats hunting impala.

[@sammanalili9811]

pity for the dragonfly,,,,dragonflies are excellent hunters of mosquitoes...

[@charonstyxferryman]

@@sammanalili9811 Dragonflies see the world as a video in more than 5000 fps

[@宮路次郎-n6w]

Thank you very much for good scientific material.

[@leslieann-elizabethholmes746]

Separation anxiety is much much much worse and is much more severe specially when left untreated like mine was .!!.

[@valentin1579]

??

[@crackerjack6090]

Ystrdy I went hunting with my boi nd on our way up the hill we seen a bald eagle with a white tail

[@samueldashner2288]

IF YA THINK SO, IDEAS??????? How do we Establish b4 the Missssiippi n Time B4 The Carp Reach The River?

[@smarthungyo]

Woohhh that owl chick swallowed the whole mice.

[@tinonymous6895]

that's what they do, they later poop out an "owl ball", a mass of hair and bones, find them occasionally near owls nests.

[@smarthungyo]

Timothy Holahan digestion is freaking strong then with all those germs.

[@craigbielsky115]

@@tinonymous6895 they dont poop it out they vomit the bones out

[@lyidacampbell5226]

How many fishermen get mad ripped when a bird comes along their boat and snatches their catch. Hey that's ours put that back hahaha!! 🙂♥️🦅🦢🦆👍✌️🖐️

[@joemilbourne3151]

The music is annoying to say the least even though the subject matter is fascinating and this documentary would have been 100 times better if it was in HD !!

[@samueldashner2288]

Here's a question:The OSPREY : CAN THEY HELP US STOP THE ASIAN (jumping)CARP PROBLEM B4 THEY REACH THE GREAT LAKES BY WAY OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER?????

[@russellhowell4560]

Probably

[@zschow9259]

nope sry they dont like carp

[@jcjc248]

There alot of Birds of Prey not just Raptors..I never got that term..

[@jcjc248]

@6taku9 They just be labeled Raptors alot of other Birds prey on animals..

[@sandib4234]

BEAUTIFUL NATURE.

[@samrotolo7303]

Hard to watch with the creative film edits , split screen etc.

[@annalisa14]

Sam is absolutely, completely correct.

[@pepsicola6951]

@Full Metal Gusset they did put all these images together back in the day yawn

[@mubasherwaqas594]

beautiful nature.. humans destroying

[@normanschmidt8075]

Although the narrative was informed I found the focal insert frames distracting. Maybe I'm just not used to this type of cinemagraphic device. Also, I mentally blocked out the soundtrack for the same reason. Distraction. I thank you for this production nonetheless.

[@peterjones819]

Hardly anything on vultures. They are definitely the most underrated birds of prey.

[@Anastashya]

I agree. I love vultures 😍

[@EH-vv9vi]

They weren't noted in this video because they are not birds of prey. They solely feed on carrion.

[@peterjones819]

@@EH-vv9vi Actually, vultures are classified as birds of prey. Plus, they can be diverse in their food choices. They will also feed on faeces, eggs, insects, fish and a few species will even hunt small to medium-sized animals.

[@charonstyxferryman]

23:58 💥⚡ feather!

[@romizarefendi]

I like eagle

[@doctorkhan4378]

Few weeks ago a small striped hawk caught a maina aggressively in my garden. Ruthless.

[@angelorosario8417]

Birds of Prey are one of the Creator's extraordinary Masterpieces of Nature. Each species of a Raptor's body is specifically designed for it to excel for the type of flight needed to hunt its specific quarry. Our Jet and Aeronautic technology comes from studying Birds of Prey! You can learn a lot from studying God's handiwork!

[@LionKing-ex6ze]

I believe eagle eyes can zoom in zoom out like a camera

[@craigbielsky115]

8x

[@anngracegarduque1430]

I want to be an eagle someday..

[@davoodehajiraj]

35:35 to 35:40 Just wondering how all the birds of pray move they head like that

[@gargar8196]

They have super vision

[@karlepaul6632]

Ya know, from watching all the different channels with cameras homed in on the various nests, I've come to the conclusion that ospreys are kind of the punching bag amongst all the birds of prey. Great horned owls, goshawks, raccoons. I swear, this past week alone it seemed like every osprey video had a ***WARNING:GRAPHIC CONTENT!!*** attached to them.🤣🤣

[@iKadaj]

this gives me so much nostalgia for reading The Animorphs as a kid

[@frankblangeard8865]

23:06 From the largest hawk to the smallest falcon. Except...that the kestrel is smaller than the merlin and the merlin is 10 to 12 inches in length. Nature documentaries always contain mistakes. Always.

[@conorsirishnature998]

Merlins are smaller than european kestrels

[@SuperChoronzon]

Just exactly which species of Kestrel are you referring to, as the Merlin(Falco columbaris, Length 25-33cm) is smaller than the Common or European Kestrel(Falco tinnunculus Length 30-36cm). Whereas the American Kestrel(Falco sparverius, Length 20-30cm) is smaller, and the Mauritius Kestrel(Falco punctatus, Length 17.7-25.5cm) is even smaller. I believe this is a UK documentary, seeing as it mainly focuses on UK species. There ya go, the documentary is correct and this is probably the only thing that isn't bigger in the US than the UK ;o)

[@usernamemykel]

@@conorsirishnature998 Merlin 9.8-13", American Kestrel 8.7-12". So the presenter is incorrect as to the Merlin being the smallest Falcon.

[@njblashari5766]

👌👌👌

[@DungNguyen-ws8fu]

Khi tiếp cận mục tiêu chúng Thu hẹp cánh Lao xuống như tên. Một cú vô môi chính sát chuẩn bị tư thế bay lên Khoi mặt nước tạo Ra những lược đạp cánh rất mạnh Nhằm hạn chế khi bị ướt cánh Sát thủ bầu trời xanh Z phố mưa bay xin cảm ơn Rất ngọn mục

[@NobodyKnowsFrank]

19:48 21:53 The cute chick (24:05) 27:47

[@jeanniefenton5405]

great video of birds, completely ruined by silly graphics & music,

[@ratterrierdogma]

So impressive, all

[@ALiM4Do4SelfMusic]

Good eyes

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

all shitTeagle doesn't suffocate the hare. It's talons penetrate deep like knives until they cause enough internal bleeding to mortally wound the hare.

[@Jim1971a]

My passion is bird photography and I’ve photographed almost all of these species. It’s true, Merlins are rare. In all the years I’ve been going out 2-3 times per week in many locations, I’ve only ever seen one Merlin.

[@viasha]

two birds wheeling abut with DRAMATIC drumming, but where ar the enemies they're supposed to be fighting? visually really nice vid, why spoil with factual and audial dramatic bs?

[@petrucioci07]

Thats wrong that the peregrine falcon can fly 400 km pe hour. He doesn't fly. He drop with that speed. Dont mislead people. I can fly with the same speed if i m jump from the plane.

[@cob9834]

I doubt if sparrowhawks are found in Antarctica, rather sparrow hawks are found in most parts of the world

[@Giga-cat-c6b]

This is a great documentary but the music is dumb

[@marilyncatalano6478]

Only 100 pairs in Scotland!!!??? That's nothing!!! Try to aim for thousands of pairs!!!!

[@leslieann-elizabethholmes746]

It's Separation Anxiety Enough Just Stop ENOUGH , It's Separation Anxiety .!!. .!!.

[@bornkiller313]

um are you ok? you seem to be arguing with no one? legit is this a cry for help? theres about 8 comments of yours on the same basis with no response, seriously are you ok?

[@pukelius4128]

And we never got the answer, they got her!!! Omg

[@wickedcha4202]

Hahaha that baby owl ate that whole mouse. Talk about eating your size. 33:51

[@angelamolinagaffney383]

Owls, are the WORST parents. The smallest should be fed FIRST I, in courage & feel very passionate about greedy, selfish older siblings snatching up food from helpless younger siblings. It's a tragedy to watch them starve to death slowly when it takes so little to feed them if the parent would just care enough to defend their right to eat first. Some young comment suicide out of anger because of their greedy older siblings rather than die of starvation I've, witness. Really dislike owls in general. Also the unspeakable acts of horror they do to their own young & other bird's young..

[@juliereis146]

They talked about how birds of prey impact on a “Global” basis, but yet the scope in which they looked at these magnificent creatures was relatively “small”. They did not talk about any of the North or South American birds of prey, no African or Asian. It was completely European and a large present of that was Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. I just don’t think you are doing justice to “Birds of Prey” in general when you say “hey we’re going to talk about the prey birds” to either children or uneducated people and you don’t even briefly mention the others. It CAN mislead uneducated people young or not. When we educate we want to be doing it fully not only turning half of the lights on........

[@thefinalwhistle1623]

there's abundant coverage of african wildlife and asian. that was not the purpose here.

[@jandivit8408]

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[@Amir_Khosrowshahi]

Raptors only make up 5 percent of total avian species not 10