Sparrowhawk v Magpies v Thrush.

Sparrowhawk catches baby thrush (or starling?) and fights off two magpies. The thrush last seen hopping away.

[@ThePersian61]

I know it's nature - Prey & Predator however, I don't think I could sit by and watch the little bird being pecked to death, I would have had to scare the Magpies off.

[@Cupit29]

Magpies have the right to live too....

[@ardalla535]

@@Cupit29 The magpies would live regardless of whether they murdered the sparrowhawk. Linking the two is stupid.

[@Cupit29]

@@ardalla535 They were eating the thrush. Not murdering the sparrowhawk. If they don't eat they will die. Obviously.

[@ulfenburg7539]

@@ardalla535 small brain?

[@123TauruZ321]

@@Cupit29 They can eat berries, bread and seeds. Not murdering other poor birds smaller than themselves, bullying f*cks.

[@lumberjack297]

Why didn't Mr. KZbin intervene?? - He'd had a little friend for life

[@delterwing49]

Starling , not thrush

[@ronaldtallett1781]

To anyone moaning its nature they would have done it anyway no one's forcing you to watch it

[@coreym8145]

i know youre not supposed to interfere with nature.. but i definitely wouldnt be able to let that happen in front of me T_T

[@user-wc6pn9ds2t]

12+27

[@amfohr]

You don't read other comments do you?

[@kaleoy7584]

It is my belief that if you were to have had interfered, that too would have been a part of nature. Your natural instinct to react and interfere, is what comes naturally for you, therefore is what nature is all about. To prevent yourself from interfering when you want to, is what I'd considered interfering with nature.

[@comanchio1976]

@Kaleo Y My thoughts exactly!

[@darthbuzz1]

Magpies used to be my favorite birds but they are basically just a'holes. They attack anything smaller than themselves, attack each other and eat ducklings and other baby birds.

[@bradfordlee7384]

Wow I thought the Magpies were trying to save the little bird from the Sparrowhawk. But they basically finished off what the Sparrowhawk started.

[@JGGuitarCovers]

Poor thrush

[@ErnstZundel45]

I feed pigeons ,starlings , sparrows,blackbirds ,robins , jackdaws,crows in my garden and they all show other bird species respect but squabble amongst each other. I am guilty of chapping the window if see any bullying going on I'm afraid....right or wrong. Not long ago a sparrow hawk flew about 6 feet away from me and hammered a pigeon right into the corner of the fence. It then spotted me and flew away. Lucky escape for the pigeon.

[@davescopes249]

Great footage. But it's not a thrush. It's a young starling.

[@yoisagiiedits]

Maybe you should have saved that little one poor thing was suffering

[@AdigondrongGondrong]

Amazing

[@hollynfawns4653]

Magpies know better then to pull this shit in my area, especially with a starling , always plenty of food for all.

[@SP-qs4yh]

Starling not a thrush

[@truthseeker3094]

This is so disturbing for me to watch. Why are magpies trying to kill a super songbird thrush. 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

[@vaninagenovesi4998]

You' re right, it causes indescribable nuisance to me

[@truthseeker3094]

@@vaninagenovesi4998 Great to see, someone like me. Lol Thank you! 💐

[@adrianclint1449]

The same reason the Sparrowhawk was - for food

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

it's a starling fledgling not a thrush.

[@M0nkeYdLUFFY98]

YET HUMANS MADE KILLING AND EATING HELPLESS ANIMALS AN INDUSTRY. .GET OVER YOURSELVES PEOPLE. .THESE MAGPIES ARE JUST DOING WHAT YOU MEATLOVERS ARE DOING BUT IN A SMALLER SCALE THAN YOU DO. .THEYRE TRYING TO SURVIVE

[@cutehcjugju]

Always help animals

[@pasanchez5759]

A good Samaritan looks like on the end of this video. ,

[@tomekzajac6563]

savage

[@deepaksoni4999]

you are bad man .why u did not save it

[@heart4kotoha]

Why have you not help??!! 😠😫

[@jeevankumargurung2438]

Too injured small bird.

[@galungbirdfarm2404]

Wow top like

[@oldaircraftguy8844]

Magpies are murderous beggars at the best of times. I have seen them herd a rabbit kitten into traffic, the only saving grace was that one magpie was hit and killed by a truck and the rabbit kitten made it to the verge! If you wonder where some of the song birds have gone, look no further!

[@SuperLara007]

Research better. Plenty of studies show that regions with bigger magpie populations are also regions with bigger songbird populations. Statistically speaking the main reason for the decrease in the songbird population is the human advances in songbirds' natural habitats, like killing the natural environment cutting down trees and ending forests, and mainly the presence of an uncontrolled predator which is house cats that are left out during the night. Is our fault, not magpie's.

[@maariuddan2317]

you should save the bird

[@patricklee6066]

Instead of filming this poor little creature why not help it for god's sake?

[@shielaharilal5923]

That is terrible to watch. Somebody should separate the two of them.

[@learnmedia7629]

And you sat there and just watched...

[@Vahneris]

and you're an idiot

[@Cupit29]

Not his business

[@adamzawadzki3552]

Customs 2022 Shoot 100 magpies, I'll do it

[@markuse3472]

Dumb hawk, it could have come right back and spooked the magpies away and taken the food.

[@PhatPhinx]

damn i thought magpies were nice this is pretty brutal, do they even eat meat? rip lil guy

[@Rootkit_69]

They are like crows and humans - opportunist. They eat whatever they can find.

[@SuperLara007]

They eat leftovers, they don't hunt or kill. They chase and harass particularly Sparrowhawks to steal their prey but as we can see here they don't kill the prey, they try to take it after is dead or on the verge, if it's still alive and fighting they leave it alone. The only thing they'll kill is what literally all the other birds do, which are insects, eggs, and chicks of other species. There are plenty of scientific studies showing that actually, regions with bigger magpie populations are also regions with bigger songbirds populations, that could be for a number of reasons but considering that magpies love to harass all predators that can disturb their territories I imagine they daze songbird's natural predators and end up, in a way, protecting songbirds, which is also why songbirds don't run away or hide from magpies: because they don't simply attack to eat. One time I was hearing a bunch of magpies screaming everywhere and I went out the window to see what was happening and there was a Sparrowhawk flying above my garden's region (which ends in a park) hunting, but the magpies warned all the animals and I've never seen the area so dead during spring/summer

[@SP-qs4yh]

Magpies are far from nice when an animal such as a sheep is on its back and can’t get up the magpies peck their eyes out.

[@zzz22214]

Save that poor bird instead of filming it killing..

[@samuelgarcia8984]

Old horse

[@user-rg8xp8gc4g]

Чё смотреш не помагаеш а могбу помоч какой бессердечный

[@francozanella3681]

Gazze da eliminare ...

[@user-oz8rz1nb8o]

😠

[@delhk2443]

Vary bad video you can help to survive the bird

[@leneynon6268]

Hate magpies🤬🤬🤬

[@tarloksingh5755]

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[@juanvelasquez8330]

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[@Stas55]

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[@learnmedia7629]

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