WILD Barn Owls Vs Pigeons: Nest number three, the final chapter of the trilogy

[@rootentootenbluebucko25]

Owl: silent predator with sharp talons and hunters beak Pigeon: S L A P

[@a24-45]

I love Wing Slap, it's the Pigeon's secret weapon. Most birds (and people) are taken in by pigeon's dainty feet, tiny beak and mild appearance, they are not expecting any kind of aggression from a pigeon, so The Slap has the element of surprise. Slaps are always done so fast, most opponent birds don't know what happened. Pigeons would do well in a boxing or fencing competition because they get in so many actual body hits, which is what is disconcerting the owls, the slaps dont hurt, but they do tend to make the opponents instinctively step back. It took the owls in this video series a while to develop a slap counter-strategy. BTW, there are videos of pigeons trying to take over a peregrine falcon on the nest too.

[@Jester4460]

@@a24-45 you can also dab up pigeons

[@TooManyChoices1]

Pigeon:: “Falcon punch !!” 🦉:: “Umm, you’re a pigeon! This won’t go well for you, Get out!!”

[@b-bopeddie1290]

@@a24-45 why dont the owels just kill them with there talons and pick them apart at the same time ??

[@carolanestanley4030]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SouporShelbs]

Pigeon: even though I know this is a known highway for dangerous predator birds it seems like the perfect place to start a family 🥰

[@Guitarsey]

This sounds like the start of every horror movie ever x)

[@dready2576]

And then pigeon decided to became a real predator here

[@tichu7]

Keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer.

[@zorkmid1083]

Geez, WTF with those pigeons? I've dealt with stubborn pigeons before, but this ridiculous!

[@SchwererGustavThe800mm]

A bird's equivalent to the hood.

[@ShinkinNoMakai]

"Fellowship of the box", "Two pigeons", "The return of the nestlings" Best trilogy ever

[@floki5605]

"One nest, to rule them all"

[@mahamrampage7239]

"The saga continues" Owlets rule the sky

[@MrSupernova111]

lmao!

[@Bbeff.Baby.]

Lol 😂

[@celsomonteiro6541]

Underrated comment

[@RespondoSePuder]

How do I rate this trilogy on IMDB? It's a solid 10 to me

[@domenicsantini6940]

🤣🤣🤣

[@timtam3730]

It is quality content 👌👌

[@somewing_alt9907]

10 because birb

[@God-T]

this is the best drama show I've ever seen 😂🤣 it has tension, family, romance !

[@icyboy771z]

Better story than Twilight for sure

[@KeithBab]

My father breed and raced pigeons, and their tenacity and persistence is not to be underestimated. I do wonder if they are deliberately choosing the owl nests. The biggest threats to pigeons eggs and babies are rats and snakes, both of which would probably think twice before approaching a nest that smells like an owl.

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

interesting , maybe you ,ay be right

[@33korki77]

That could be it

[@ximec.r.2643]

That makes sense, rather than deal with the constant fear of snakes and rodents it's better to be a little beaten up but secure a freshly vacated owl's nest where their clutches will have a better chance

[@user-if5ht6bh3t]

Even that's stupid. Tho the owls didn't ate the pigeons but they will definitely eat the squabs/ baby Pigeons once the hatch .

[@lamlap12345]

@@user-if5ht6bh3t Barn owls don't eat birds, they eats rodents only.

[@chavalomiguel5587]

If the pigeon had some chill and didn't start to instantly slap the owl's face maybe they could've lived together

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Yup...for predators the owls 🦉 are surprisingly pretty chill.

[@rabbit0664]

I was actually thinking that myself.

[@sigmawarrior.fokeryou]

@@rabbit0664 You'll understand why they fight if you watch part one.

[@rabbit0664]

@@sigmawarrior.fokeryou Oh I already did. Pigeons come into nest and lay eggs. Everything seems chill. Owlet tries cuddling up with pigeon. Pigeon stupidity starts something Dad nopes out of there. Mom puts her talon down.

[@UmatsuObossa]

@@sigmawarrior.fokeryou It was the pigeon wing-slapping that caused every altercation. The owls almost don't notice the pigeon until it starts slapping everyone.

[@AC_WILDCARD]

Owl parents arrive at home with take out dinner to find pigeon lounging in the living room: "who dafuq are you?!"

[@jenniferbillward8901]

Pigeon: hi, I'm Karen *slap* Owl: nope *flies away*

[@dundee6402]

Imagine you find a very angry pregnant woman that slaps you for entering in your own home

[@torstimyle1355]

@@dundee6402 that screams murder

[@fucockle]

A truly epic trilogy

[@LeechWoman]

it will be in theaters

[@etitamati8489]

There’s no way I just sat here and watched a bird Star Wars trilogy 😂

[@ullihaus9695]

😅👍 And at the end, the pigeon say to the owl-fledgling: "I'm your dad.." 😂👻😂

[@spazoidfreek9742]

I was enthralled by the trilogy. Truly epic. Be like the stupid yet tenacious pigeon and just never ever give up until you get what you want

[@garendaswith9951]

Hey do some research before u say they are stupid

[@bunnys9704]

This inspired me to go squat at a random family house that I like and slap the owners children

[@pepperypeppers2755]

@@garendaswith9951 These pigeons lost 3 eggs, and risked constant injury fighting larger predators because they couldn't find a better nest. They're stupid How about you do the research first and explain the big brain move they were making

[@lilcoffeebandit]

@@pepperypeppers2755 it has been proven that generally speaking pigeons are more intelligent than owls though. these pigeons were just a little...unfortunate lol.

[@MikaelaKMajorHistory]

At this point I feel like the pigeons decided to stay there and lay eggs out of spite.

[@MatiasEzze]

Great trilogy. Hopefully they won’t make a bad Netflix remake in ten years

[@bf5209]

😂😂😂

[@LRon-ef7ni]

Random pigeon lays eggs in owl nest video pops up in my recommended. Next thing, I watched the entire trilogy 😅👍

[@zachowon]

Pigeon is just batting them away with its wings. Like the bird isn't bigger then you. They are some brave and stupid birds

[@MissEAG]

They're actually really smart. I took care of one I found outside for a few months and I was amazed.

[@terrance3218]

Stupidly brave

[@ArranVid]

Pigeons are clever.

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

Please subscribe and if you like this video check out also: "Craziest Falcon Fight Ever! Female Lesser Kestrels Fight for Nest and Male Almost to the Death: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp7TpHmtabCLnLM Super Amazing! Three Rounds of Barn owls vs Kestrels Fighting to the Death: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6KWnKWNfb58qNE Part 1: “Pigeon lays egg in active barn owl next to 7 barn owl nestling”: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKbEeHdpis6Lpac Part 2: "Pigeons do not give an owl hoot, Part 2: Revenge of the owl nestlings": kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3QnmWNoJp2pac kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3KZZ4Gfjqyjmtk Part 4: The barn owl pigeon killer. The barn owl/ pigeon saga continues: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3_Cm2qtp817isk

[@MisterHeroman]

What a ride.

[@ijtihadfatim]

part 4 ?

[@campjurassic7641]

will this pigeon ever get kids

[@vixy_p1420]

Didn't 5 chicks survive?

[@johnkeillydelrosario6504]

This one will be the funnies 0:41

[@skipperg4436]

I'm surprised that pigeons themselves were not eaten. I though barn owls are more dangerous predators. Where I live owls kill crows on regular basis and will attack a human approaching the nest. And that are smaller owls species.

[@waranontwiwaha9385]

Barn owls are mostly rodents hunter. Some populations do eat other birds but likely not these shown in video, and then they mostly hunt much smaller preys. Pigeons might be too large and strong for them to prey upon.

[@pyellard3013]

I think pigeons are too big and not prey for Barn Owls..

[@ximec.r.2643]

Have you tried to pluck all the feathers of a chicken? I'd also rather just kick them out. Besides, owls prefer to eat their prey whole and regurgitate the bones and fur later in a ball.

[@christopherg2347]

The cramped quarters favored the smaler pigeons. Owls are aerial Ambush predators, not fighters. With their nestlings there they could not risk injury from drawn out fights or too agressive fighting - deterent was the only viable option. They had to put up some fight as the children were already there and under treath/stress, but they prefer not to fight there.

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

@@ximec.r.2643 Whose feathers you want to pluck down? Owl or pigeon?

[@Ledinosour673]

This felt more like an aftermath rather than the end of a trilogy, here you see the owls all grown up, leaving the nest for another lucky birb.

[@potkanvsatach8814]

Revenge arc

[@TehAntiSpammer]

I love how every time a fledgling comes back into the neat and there is already a pigeon they just look at it like. "What the heck? Who the heck are you man? Why are you in my nest?"

[@DarkVoidIII]

Wow there must be a lot of competition for safe nesting or eating spots if they're this desperate to have a nest to themselves!

[@peppermintgal4302]

Someone suggested they want the owl nest because of the smell, as snakes would avoid it. Others have pointed out that the small, cramped quarters also favors the pigeon. And of course, pigeons are not too bright, but this strategy did get them the nest in the end. So... maybe it's all according to the pigeons plan?

[@projectpatientanarchy7550]

@@peppermintgal4302 birds can't smell, so how would they know?

[@hansices6535]

​@@projectpatientanarchy7550 but snakes can smell the owls nest and leave it be, therefore making it a 'predator free' nesting place for pigeons.

[@projectpatientanarchy7550]

@@hansices6535 perhaps, but the nest still isn't predator free 😭 The owls are right there lmfao

[@TheMrYadrian]

Pidgeons are really 'invasive species'.

[@0FlowerPop0]

my thoughts exactly

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Rats with wings. That's what they're called here in NYC.

[@masonharkness6437]

I build houses and the pigeons always move in before ppl do lol

Almost as bad as humans

[@WHITELIONNYC]

@ they do it for survival. Humans are much worse and that's why AI will eliminate all of us. Even the ROTHSCHILD's won't be safe.

[@beanfrog4320]

I love the brief moment of silence 2:39 before the nest just descends to madness, almost like a nuke was set off in there

[@TheReeShow]

The owls literally only care if it becomes a threat. Pigeons are so dumb xD

[@OwnyOne]

Why do these pigeons do this if it's not good for them?

[@Allison-gf3cg]

That is probably why their population is huge. They are brave.

[@kimberlyroach7013]

Animals 🤣

[@tomasramirezthemythtoon]

Animals are like programmed. Animals are like apps, they just have instinct. They born with a programmed stuff to do. And humans we are more like IAs, we learn over the way and develop our own experiences. That's maybe why dogs eat shit even when they have a full stomach, or never stop eating when they find food. Because their instinct say "eat all you can now, you might have no food tomorrow" Even when they have a human who gives them food all day. In this case the pigeons may no have developed the common sense and their instinct may say "lay eggs in a warm and hidden place" without have on mind if there is a prey or not 🤣 Soo common sense is not a thing for some animals

[@mildlyamusingcensorshipbut3648]

From what I understand, pigeons, at least Columba livia domestica, are terrible at making nests, make their nests wherever but are really really really persistent about it and will return to the same spot year after year. In otherwords they make up for their lack of competency and common sense with sheer determination.

[@OwnyOne]

@@mildlyamusingcensorshipbut3648 That's stupidly funny

[@sakuraice22]

During this whole thing I'm here wondering why the pigeons didn't just leave

[@blendyblender5230]

The pigeons might be brave but, once the eggs hatch how r they going to protect the fletchings from the owls who would probably eat the baby birds lol

[@MrBargill]

Exactly…. Easy meals

[@sasharecone]

I think it depends on the season ; the owls will leave eventually

[@God-T]

this is a deep plot, I'd love to see how it unfolded, truly breathtaking 10/10 ⭐!

[@Trenbolonyツ]

Am I the only one that finds these bird fights hilarious?

[@vivithefox6697]

I'm rooting for the owl team it's their home to begin with dumb pidgeon

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Yup...squatter pigeons trying to claim squatters rights.

[@Pezz3950]

My thoughts exactly.

[@prixe12]

Ain't no property in nature son. That's an entirely human concept it's a free for all in the wild

[@ArranVid]

I am rooting for the pigeons and owls, I want them to not harm each other, lol.

[@hanswust6972]

_'The pidgeon strategy is _*_not to give up_*_ and this is why they are most likely so _*_successful_*_ .'_ A lesson from Nature.

[@NedFlanders612]

True true, these common rock doves(I think) are considered "Least Concerned" in the endangered species list. They ain't goin' no where.

[@SinShadowed]

this had me on edge. 10 outta 10. will recommend

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

Please also watch the whole trilogy, Part 1: “Pigeon lays egg in active barn owl next to 7 barn owl nestling”: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKbEeHdpis6Lpac Part 2: "Pigeons do not give an owl hoot, Part 2: Revenge of the owl nestlings": kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3QnmWNoJp2pac

[@danik8454]

This pigeon family is the real land mafia.

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Omg 💪🏽😆😆😆👍🏻

[@amrfwws]

Thank you for making these videos without interfering with nature. I learned something about those two birds. This series is very interesting! And both with a happy ending as well. But I really want to see how the Pigeons is going now with those eggs.

[@TacticalOkuu]

Why do I feel like if the pigeons weren't so protective of their eggs the two groups would get along? Clearly the owls aren't incredibly bothered until the pigeons slap em considering the owls could very well kill the two with ease. Also for those questioning why the pigeons are "rude, bothersome, invasive and annoying". I'll point out that many pigeons and doves domesticated themselves with human presence for centuries, city pigeons are more or less feral rather than wild as they were once a domesticated group, if humans aren't considered scary for them anymore neither are owls. At the end of the day, humanities flaws rubbed off on these pigeons. It makes it worse knowing that pigeons and crows are highly intelligent which means they have the ability to know what they're doing, knowing the risks, and doing it anyways, much like we do. But hey at least they're good parents.

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Well said, but I still hate when they poop 💩 on me. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@shubhamjohri290]

You can't say what will happen if the owl grows too comfortable around the pigeon and its babies. It could very well eat the babies.

[@mildlyamusingcensorshipbut3648]

Eh barn owls aren’t built for wrestling other birds. Mostly rodent hunting ambush predators so I wouldn’t say they could kill them with ease. Also once pigeons decide theyll nest somewhere theyre awfully persistent about it.

[@vimut2020]

You seem don't understand by stating that "kill the two with ease".

[@peppermintgal4302]

A lot of people have stated that as they understand it, the cramped quarters favors the pigeon, as owls are still, being birds, (hollow bones,) fragile, want to avoid hurting their own fledglings, and are ambush predators not used to actual head on fighting. So it's actually quite probable the owls would struggle to kill the pigeons without suffering serious injury, hence why they instead try to bother the pigeon until it leaves. Someone else suggested the pigeons do this because it's a successful, albeit rough, way to secure a nest that snakes are likely to avoid. (Snakes love pigeon eggs, but will avoid owls, according to that commenter.) So, while this might have to do with their partial domestication, we can see here it might be an effective strategy. Better to be roughed up by a few owl fledglings and successfully earn a nest than to get *all* your eggs eaten by snakes.

[@thebluelunarmonkey]

I think it's time to put up a 2nd nest box and clean that one out so there's no competition.

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

we have up around 150 nest boxes and clean them all but only after the birds have fledged

[@542pixie1]

@@CharterGroupBirdcams thts very sweet tht u give them their own house

[@GustavoEBarriga]

"squatter pigeons trying to claim squatters rights." This killed me xD

[@shane006]

The most oblivious pair of pigeons I have ever seen

[@ouzei]

So Pigeons just lay eggs whenever they get the chance?

[@bandu2.034]

when my mom comes into my room because I didn't do my homework 1:31

[@mason8467]

I didn't know these birds would sound like someone going apeshit on the chalkboard with their nails

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

You are totally right, Barn Owl nestlings begging (the hissing sound) calls sound a lot like Dark Vader.

[@l3ila]

me: okay, i have school tomorrow. i need to go to sleep early also me: *watches owl vs. pigeon trilogy at 2am*

[@granatapfel6661]

Best Trilogy on KZbin

[@WHITELIONNYC]

If this trilogy short film documentary doesn’t win 🏆 👏🏻 an Oscar...the academy awards are definitely rigged!!! 🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆👏🏻🏆

[@blakerenimu9033]

It's amazing how the owls don't want to fight at first, but enough is enough. Pigeon gotta go!!

[@anotherpersonontheweb5558]

So when does season 2 come out?

[@Kilanna]

See that face at 1:40? That's the face of a bird that messed around and found out

[@skandolust2927]

Who else was hoping to see those owls pluck that pigeon up? 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@crazycatlady39]

2:11 When you've had enough of your crazy roommate.

[@MisterHeroman]

An absolute wild ride.

[@hamhockbeans]

Last bird: 2:57 I am never throwing a party again.

[@99fishingirl65]

Man I binged this trilogy as if I was watching the frigging Matrix trilogy xD

[@Holloaway]

I always love how the owl's enter with food in their beak and look at the pigeon like:"dude what the fu-"

[@hamhockbeans]

Each time for the owl its like get the fu€k out my house.

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Pigeons don't have the "abort mission!" programming. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@bangkokom]

It only have try again or try later

[@WHITELIONNYC]

@@bangkokom you right 💯 😆

[@wei270]

maybe you can try to increase the inside space of these nest and see if the two can live peacefully given more space, the two is not trying to kill each other, but just fighting for space.

[@gandalfinheels1972]

2:39 Best slow motion effect in the entire Barn Owls VS Pigeons trilogy!

[@nyancatnatalie]

This is as epic as the Dollars trilogy. Bird spaghetti western.

[@sirchadwick420]

at the start the barn owl was like “ u really trynna bitch slap me? “ and then she was “ ok i had enough “

[@to-ledo]

1:33 music?

[@KokoroNoSama]

In the wild seagulls usually hunt down pigeons to eat them or kill them for fun. These owls need to hook up with the seagulls and learn their ways.

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Barn owls are not pigeon hunters but rodent hunters. And also the barn owls here are not fully grown up.

[@KokoroNoSama]

@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 Autistic flex but ok. Pigeons are rodents of the sky so its fine. That's the loop hole. Starts as a revenge story and then forms in to a tribe of Barn Owls hunting down pigeons. We'll get Barn Owl Assassins, Barn Owl Samurai, and Barn Owl Bus drivers searching and destroying all Pigeons for the fallen baby barn owl it used as a shield in the nest. Edwaurdo, who is then memorialized as an essential deity figure of the Barn Owl rebellion. 1000 years from now we will cohabitate with Owls in society doing taxes and flying to the stars with Barn Owl Astronauts.

[@TheCandiceWang]

Nope

[@ArranVid]

Rude

[@devillian2]

Anyone who complains aboutvhow hard it is to raise a child in Germany just watch these videos. Actually quite inspiring. PS: Just setup another box already :)

[@PresidentialWinner]

Yeah this should be shown to every human parent; you don't know how hard it could be.

[@evanr648]

Lifes never too stressful for porking. -Pigeon proverb

[@goat-qx4qy]

0:35 the owl be like: what the who is that

[@EpochalNull]

I know it's not actually funny but the Pigeon slapping the owls and them just staring at it in offense is making me crack up. Just the repeated PFF....PFF....PFF....of the wing slap and the shocked, silent stare.

[@vulpinitemplar5036]

With the hindsight of this trilogy I think I'd love to be a Pigeon and just vibe with Barn Owls.

[@akashafofo6939]

Did you do it? Pigeon; Yes What did it cost? Pigeon; Lots of eggs, fights, time and angst throughout this saga

[@Fixerkitty]

If I'd been one of the adult owls, I'd have ripped the pigeons to shreds and fed them to the babies. Show the whole neighbourhood exactly *what* grown owls will do to protect the chicks and no one else will bother them.

[@gundamdetractor337]

this is an interesting series. looking foward for the next ep.

[@Wonderpickl3]

Getchu a man that ain't afraid to fight someone that can kill him to protect you and the kids 1:50

[@wesleysnipes573]

Let's landless proletariat pigeon, take this private property from the hands of the bourgeoisie!!!

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Hmm definitely an interesting take on this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ArranVid]

lol

[@1Maklak]

I wanted to see what would happen if the pigeon chicks hatched with the owls still around. If competition for nest boxes is this fierce, the place could probably use more of them.

[@CharterGroupBirdcams]

There are around 150 nest boxes in the area, some of which are empty. For some reason, the pigeons seem to prefer the active barn owl nest boxes. All the boxes are added in order that barn owls will be used as biological pest control agents of rodents instead of rodenticides. Since a barn owl pair eats between 2000-6000 rodents farmers want them in their farms.

[@OneUmmahOneBodyOneUnity]

Amazingggggggg

[@MBlacklaw]

Look up "terminally stupid" in the dictionary, and there'll be a picture of a pigeon.

[@ArranVid]

Pigeons are clever.

[@spectre2707]

New character unlocked : "MYNAS"

[@sherrigood5412]

2:40: of course the eggs cracked look at what the quarrel did

[@eryabolonha]

These are bringing me nightmares yet I can't stop watching 😭

[@LiamKubi]

You know as someone who came to this channel through the Pigeon vs Owl videos I didn't think I would be as irritated as I am......by this comment section. Here we are with a bird in it's nest being attacked by another bird who doesn't live there but it's the nesting birds fault because.....'owls are cool' I guess? Funfact: This video, from pigeon arrival to egg destruction, covers about *40* days. Because I feel everyone is getting the impression that the pigeon batted an owl and he came back to wreck her place....there's well over a fortnights difference there because, and I'll say it again, the owl doesn't live there anymore so it didn't have a reason to go inside. And, just to make it clear, all 3 of those Pigeon vs Owl videos are from 3 different nests all of which you can watch on this channel. This isn't revenge, this isn't a pigeon going into a nest it should've known would be trouble, it's just a bird making a nest and birds that perch and eat nearby being an issue.

[@gfyourself]

these are FANTASTIC captures. it's so amazing to watch these animals up close like this. i had no idea some of these owls wouldn't even bother chasing away something as dumb as a pigeon ... and really... you can see how dumb they are by how often they come back to this box that is normally filled with terrible screeching things with beaks and talons way sharper than the pigeon's. weird, dude, lol

[@ayobeasty9871]

Aww, poor pigeons. I'm glad they finally were to lay there eggs in peace.

[@senzai2814]

rats with wings

[@ayobeasty9871]

@@senzai2814 Have more respect

[@Yophillips3272]

I feel bad for both of the birds to be honest.

[@Tarttoterbilly]

@1:40 it’s like the pigeon broke the 4th wall to say “y’all seeing this?”

[@anggaracraft]

Wow pigeon is so brave and never give up. I support pigeon!

[@joy941]

That was amazing to watch!

[@martheenajaja]

Pigeon: *Laying eggs in Owls house even though they're not allowed* Me: *THROWS PIGEON*

[@charmeleon3680]

Pigeon slaps are VERY POWERFUL, that’s why they are good fliers… getting slapped by a pigeon is gonna hurt

[@JonyTechTherapy]

Watched all three parts and its 10/10 🎉

[@MrBratkenSolov]

Man, pigeons are something

[@WHITELIONNYC]

😆

[@CHLOCHLOLP]

what are all the little beetles in the box?

[@bboyairrick]

I just saw part 2 didnt think there would be another one.

[@hullbreachdetected4846]

How come the barn owls struggle? I thought they have razor sharp taking and much stronger beak that can tear flesh apart. Plus they are larger than pigeons. I don't get it.

[@tofi21]

Pigeons aren't the prey barn owls prefer. They love rodents and that's what they swallow whole. A pigeon is too much work, plucking and all. They'll eat birds when there's a shortage of rodents and here these are fledglings with zero experience and food supply from the parents.

[@Davidpoland2005]

This is the 3rd time when owls live and the pigeons lay and stomp their eggs in this trilogy. Its like a running gag

[@tranquilclaws8470]

Makes me wonder if owls and pigeons ever ended up coexisting in a nest without issue. It's probably happened somewhere in the world...

[@montannaburke8056]

Hmm I would like to see a part 4 ik it's the final chapter but like do the owls protect the nest they were born in and stay in there some times so the pigeons dont go in there

[@hoooyea163]

THIS IS MAKING ME LAUGH SO HARD THE FACT THAT THEY JUST WONT STOP . Pigeon: “today im about to start living life in the owls home” Pigeon: … Pigeon: … Owl: *arrives into box* Pigeon: *immediately smacks him in face* Owl: Boy im Bout to end your goofy ass life , you in MY HOUSE, YOU- Pigeon: *smacks him again*

[@ArranVid]

lol

[@thebufoon]

Looks like pigeons are related to badgers. Both don't give up with fighting.

[@KRich408]

🐦 pigeons the original squatters, move in set-up refuse to leave. Then the owners eventually have enough and handle it !!!

[@sigmawarrior.fokeryou]

0:38 Hey, get away from me. 1:29 Calm down baby, cos every little thing gonna be alrigh uh!

[@9mmSafetyAlways0ff]

The owl was just trying give the pigeon a nest warming gift with the dead mouse lol

[@ullihaus9695]

1:20 i think the mouse is still alive..!! 😮😱 You can hear it.. 🐀🎵🎵👂😉

[@stephenfox5709]

Honestly I'm actually rooting for the owls, the pigeons seem like pricks. Seriously find a nest or make one yourselves, don't lay an egg in nest with the original hosts

[@Bbeff.Baby.]

Yeah it is a bit rude ain’t it ? Lol

[@ArranVid]

It's hilarious, cute pigeons and cute owls.

[@makoko9064]

Love this kind of videos!

[@bboyairrick]

Hmm i thought the owls wouldve killed or at least really injure the pigeons.

[@user-tt1xo3bk4i]

what type of tree is the birdbox on?

[@tofi21]

Palm tree

[@Marbrawl3546]

I have a question the nest is of the piggeons or of the owls

[@derps0n839]

These are boxes for owls, but pigeons will use the box in the daytime when there are no owls. When pigeon lays eggs, they sleep in the box at night and that is when they meet the owls.

[@FeatheredCreature]

im glad the pigeon got the box in the end