Wild America | S9 E2 'The Grouse and the Goshawk' | Full Episode | FANGS

[@edwardtaylor556]

My favorite show with my favorite subject. Marty's the Best!

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

Always cool to watch documentaries on Goshawks, my favorite falconry bird.😎👍

[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

a pretty cool bird, didn't know they were the nobility's raptor of choice, falconry is very cool, thanks for sharing hawking

[@aristocraticinformation2870]

Beautifully complied 🌹Very complete information. Keep it up 👍

[@FAHHTER]

I remember this show, I couldn't wait for it to start on my national television just like "wild kingdom" greetings from Croatia❤️

[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

same, this was always a treat to watch as a kid. Loved this show along with Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers.

[@fasx56]

Thanks!

[@dodge33w]

these old docs are really awesome

[@Snp338]

You are putting great effort and you deserve more. I appreciate you. Keep up the good work

[@mmsizzlak]

Man I do wonder if this dude is still around... This used to come on after Saturday morning cartoons were over around noon....

[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

He is. And he's still making totally Zen connections with nature. such a cool guy.

[@alveer3321]

F I N E Comment 🌠☀️🐾🐥🕊🕊🦅♥️

[@b01tact10n]

Every weekend there was a new episode which was very exciting for me after the cartoons😁👍

[@iamflukenuttapon5935]

my word ❤

[@calebtatro6512]

About the evergreen boughs: Conifer Essential Oils, when aerosolized, help prevent the fungal infection Aspergillosis which the American Goshawk is particularly susceptible to. We have only recently learned this but the Hawk as evolved to do so. Nature is so amazing🤯

[@kamalkadode7277]

I was born 1987

[@nailswood167]

The first grouse kill was a set up. They obviously took out tail feathers…

[@lamaspacos]

All of them, in any documentary. It's fine, it is impossible in other way even with the more forced technology.

[@lohikarhu734]

He mentioned "camouflage"... it's true that owls will often predate the nests of raptors and other birds

[@deeq150]

It is called galaydh in somali language

[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

That’s pretty 🤩