i raised and released two orphaned sparrow hawks when i was a child. they were found on the bluff at a beach in southern california. we nursed them to health and kept them for about 3 weeks till they were ready to fly. we released them where we found them. we would return to the beach and they would dive bomb us and fly around excited to see us. awesome birds.
No way, so that's what you're up to when you aren't on task harassing honest sceptics for daring to think for themselves about where they actually exist? Was it in the Scottish part of California at the beach? Is it a beach I can visit and then assume I must be living on a globe at too?
@@Beyond_Belief534 43 likes and you. why not have an open mind and maybe assume im not scottish and maybe im not actually in scotland playing my bagpipes in a kilt somewhere on the celtic shore. get real bruh. use a brain cell and google "no true scotsman logical fallacy" without quotes and imagine im making a rhetorical joke on the meaning of the statement "no true scotsman". think man. i am the true scotsman!!! you're an idiot!!
It's both. It just depends who lands the better blow first. Check out the YT vid: "Original movie of Sparrowhawk vs The Jackdaw". It starts off almost exactly like this, but the raptor had it's claws in the neck instead of the head. After a long struggle on the ground the Jackdaw used its beak like daggers, ended up busting up the raptor instead. Since they're both roughly the same size, and the Jackdaw has its beak and aggression - they're a worthy opponent and a risk prey. Aweome to watch!
Unfortunately for the jackdaw, sparrow hawk's don't have very strong feet or beaks to finish the prey off fast. If the first strike doesn't kill the prey animal, they kill it by plucking it to death. The shock and blood loss eventually kills them, but by then the hawk will have already started eating them. Yes, alive.
Wow, jackdaws are no joke. It coud have happened prior but did anyone notice the hawk was missing his left eye. It was probably crushed in a beak stab. This awesome footage.
@Holo Graphic Hey, dont say that so self righteously, how can you tell, im not good at determining sex like this and it would be super cool to know. Id love It if you'd enlighten me?
First of all I said pryor, so I have no clue whether or not the bird got injured during this fight but in a romantic sense I just mentioned it because It makes it seem all the more badass. Also the Hawk clearly has something wrong with it's eye.
I just got taken out by a sparrowhawk this morning while it was hunting a pigeon. It brushed it's wings past my shoulder and front, while the pigeon used me as a getaway moving object. Utter shambles it was! It was the best birding experience in a middle of my town in Kent
yeah I was about to point out the same. A lot of usual hunting strats like long range sniping mice in the field will be much more difficult with only 2D-Vision.
É lindo como Deus todo poderoso, no ápice de sua bondade e compaixão moldou a natureza de forma tão bela! Estou louvando-o contemplando sua obra retratada nessas cenas brutais de tortura de uma presa sendo comida viva. Lembrem-se, Deus é amor!
Not a Sparrow Hawk (American Kestrel) The smallest hawk, actually a falcon. Very Small. Male 4.1 oz!! and Female a little more than 5 oz. The Jackdaw opponent is a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Identified by the prominent orange striping across the breast, and the very long yellow legs. Many distinguishing differences between these hawks may be referenced at Cornell Lab, bird guide.
Me too, I will never let animals kill each other in front of me, even though I know its they nature, and they kill to survive, but I think that's very cruel to see they die right before your eyes and you're enjoying it looking at that poor bird dies, wishing you can help and save it life.
CerealKiller I saw that too - Sparrowhawks seem to be highly adept at overpowering those mid range birds like pigeons - it's a miracle if any small bird can escape once it's got them . . those claws really grab ! Flapping at them is futile . .
@@philipgundala5457 they can be nasty with their beak if they get the chance to. There's another video where one (or maybe it was a crow) manages to hammer it's beak at the sparrowhawk's head, dazing her, which gave her prey a chance to escape. But sparrowhawks have long legs to more easily get control over their prey while keeping the beak at a distance with such that they can wrestle it to the ground.
The moral of the story: don't eat animals, because animals are intelligent and would never considering eating another animal, nature is all sunshine happiness and rainbows
@@abdullahpwalrabudah735 Me too Basically it's a case of thinking that it would be jolly nice and terribly decent if the sparrowhawk could change it's habits. But oh well, perhaps not a reasonable expectation.
@Jarno. That is about as stupid as saying a human is stupid with an injured leg or arm or whatever?! Educate yourself or else you'll keep embarassing yourself with dumb comments!!!
Bruh this is nature, that jackdaw got what was coming to it, they hunt the eggs of other birds, and this was most likely a failed attempt (or a troublesome success) that may very well cost it its life. Nature doesn't care about our feelings.
So you want that guy to save the bird that eats other birds eggs and condemn the other bird to starve? Tell me you were sheltered without telling me your sheltered
i raised and released two orphaned sparrow hawks when i was a child. they were found on the bluff at a beach in southern california. we nursed them to health and kept them for about 3 weeks till they were ready to fly. we released them where we found them. we would return to the beach and they would dive bomb us and fly around excited to see us. awesome birds.
No way, so that's what you're up to when you aren't on task harassing honest sceptics for daring to think for themselves about where they actually exist?
Was it in the Scottish part of California at the beach? Is it a beach I can visit and then assume I must be living on a globe at too?
Wtf is are the 2 comments above me...
@@crowwithinternetservice one crazy guy and another willing to help you hack your girlfriends instagram. take your pick.
@@Beyond_Belief534 43 likes and you. why not have an open mind and maybe assume im not scottish and maybe im not actually in scotland playing my bagpipes in a kilt somewhere on the celtic shore. get real bruh. use a brain cell and google "no true scotsman logical fallacy" without quotes and imagine im making a rhetorical joke on the meaning of the statement "no true scotsman". think man. i am the true scotsman!!! you're an idiot!!
@Israel Coen nobody cared
That's bad... They would have made a good Jack Sparrow together.... lol 😂
Jackdaw was like "You win!, you win!, now let me go!
🤣🤣😭
SPARROWHAWK: "hold still, HOLD STILL darn it, while I eat your guts out"...
Proof that it’s not about the size of your beak but the sharpness of your claws
Not every encounter hawks win, but humans typically only show casing as victors
It's both. It just depends who lands the better blow first. Check out the YT vid: "Original movie of Sparrowhawk vs The Jackdaw". It starts off almost exactly like this, but the raptor had it's claws in the neck instead of the head. After a long struggle on the ground the Jackdaw used its beak like daggers, ended up busting up the raptor instead. Since they're both roughly the same size, and the Jackdaw has its beak and aggression - they're a worthy opponent and a risk prey. Aweome to watch!
Birds of prey actually have a tendon that "locks" so they can relax their grip yet hold on tightly. it's nasty
Fact,
Thanks for the information 👍
yes and sometimes because of that they get their legs cut off just like the other video
@@lemono1664 this is the same bird
@@lemono1664 which video?
Unfortunately for the jackdaw, sparrow hawk's don't have very strong feet or beaks to finish the prey off fast. If the first strike doesn't kill the prey animal, they kill it by plucking it to death. The shock and blood loss eventually kills them, but by then the hawk will have already started eating them. Yes, alive.
Brutal. Grave. Severe. Grievous.
mmmmmm
Ick!
Jackdaws can sometimes kill sparrowhawks too...occasionally the Jackdaw will just fight and get loose and smack the sparrow hawk in the face.
Jackdaws, magpies, crows do the same to other baby birds, adult birds and mammals. Pretty much all birds are massive scumbags.
Wow, jackdaws are no joke. It coud have happened prior but did anyone notice the hawk was missing his left eye. It was probably crushed in a beak stab. This awesome footage.
Watch 1.46 it looks normal to me
It's just a feather in the eye..
I don't see any blood, and if it's eye was injured during this hunt it would have abandon it's prey
@Holo Graphic Hey, dont say that so self righteously, how can you tell, im not good at determining sex like this and it would be super cool to know. Id love It if you'd enlighten me?
First of all I said pryor, so I have no clue whether or not the bird got injured during this fight but in a romantic sense I just mentioned it because It makes it seem all the more badass. Also the Hawk clearly has something wrong with it's eye.
"Bruh, I'm tappin' out! I'M TAPPIN' OUT!!"
"No, yeah, I get that, bruh! But I'm hungry after that scrap, and yer made of meat, soooo..."
Idiot
Midget
It's those damn katanas hangin' off the end of his toes. Note the calm confidence.
And the battle between the legendary pokemons continued for ages
I just got taken out by a sparrowhawk this morning while it was hunting a pigeon. It brushed it's wings past my shoulder and front, while the pigeon used me as a getaway moving object. Utter shambles it was!
It was the best birding experience in a middle of my town in Kent
Something dies so something can live.
It's like UFC fights and when you are down on the ground and face up. You lose your strength and defense. It's very hard to fight back.
wrestling skills in animal kingdom is one of the best you will ever see
That bird knows flew-jitsu.
😂
The hawks left eye is obviously very damaged. Likely blind. Maybe that dictates choice of prey.
Yeaa, the slowest ones
yeah I was about to point out the same. A lot of usual hunting strats like long range sniping mice in the field will be much more difficult with only 2D-Vision.
Sparrowhawks left eye is damaged, perhaps from the beak of jackdaw? 🧐
Ambitious meal for a Sparrowhawk. Like a human subduing a Rottweiler. Not easy.
Yeah because humans eat Rottweilers all the time.
@@thewidowmaker4037 Remind me never to visit your restaurant.
Humans can and do subdue dogs 🙄🙄
That Sparrow-hawk is pretty hardcore to hold that other bird by the FACE!
This is what happens if they don't hold the face:
czcams.com/video/YG8ryyw8jI4/video.html
@@adquidorator3374 this is the same hawk, and these hawks take out thier prey twice thier size
What other bird?
@@VitoTheEuneornis the black one
💔💔💔قسوة قلب هذا الرجل اقسا من قلب الطائر
Nature is a "mother" all right, but not the kind you think of.
Jackdaws are very intelligent birds sad to see but that’s nature 😐
Sparrow hawks don't let go once they've latched onto their prey. It's rare for a caught bird to escape.
@@adotintheshark4848 I wasn’t aware of this fact but it explains the situation, thank you for sharing this.
that black bird was trying to tap out...!!! that means let go now...!!! ;-)
Was toch benieuwd naar het einde. Denk dat de sperwer heb gewonnen. Groeten, Robby ;-)
Wamblieft?
That's Sad.. but on the other hand I also understand that the Sparrow-hawk has to eat as well
Crows bully everyone lol. I do love them because they are smart.
European Sparrow Hawk . Kind of a slightly larger version of our Sharpshinned hawk.
Sparrow-hawk have sticky glue on their legs, no? Damn, they are so cool when a catch a pray, like nothing is happening.
What do they have to worry about, it is so easy for them. They just need to be patient until their victims surrender.
Essas pessoas que filmam, e não tem compaixão de salvar o passaro e,muito cruel ver isso,o sofrimento do outro passaro,e muita maldade.
Si Regina, eso es muy morboso.
Saludos desde Chile.
No deben hacer nada. Es la naturalesa
É natural, o humano não deve se meter.
Se alguém tem que fazer alguma coisa é Deus, mas ele não fez.
É lindo como Deus todo poderoso, no ápice de sua bondade e compaixão moldou a natureza de forma tão bela! Estou louvando-o contemplando sua obra retratada nessas cenas brutais de tortura de uma presa sendo comida viva. Lembrem-se, Deus é amor!
This fight has more views, than a lot of MMA fights.
@daAnder71 True.
Excellent videography.
Video quality is awesome!! What camera did you use?
it is just such a dreadful way to die and it last so long. i wish these hawks were quicker at killing their prey.
I know what you mean. The bigger the bird the longer it will take with the sparrow hawks ‘small’ tallons
Right
repeated stabs from short claws & beak : slow painful death & vocal
Red Tailed Hawk here in the US gets bullied everyday by Crows! Wished they have the Sparrow Hawk’s fierce attitude!
Not a Sparrow Hawk (American Kestrel) The smallest hawk, actually a falcon. Very Small. Male 4.1 oz!! and Female a little more than 5 oz. The Jackdaw opponent is a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Identified by the prominent orange striping across the breast, and the very long yellow legs. Many distinguishing differences between these hawks may be referenced at Cornell Lab, bird guide.
Люди отличаются от животных чуством сострадания .У операторов его нет .Хладнокровно вести съемку,когда птица ввзывает о помощи.
Ястребу тоже хочется есть
Они гнёзда разоряют!!!
Well that's mother nature way of food and population control
@Anthony Mercado true
I hope poor beard been rescued after fight by those guy who was shooting...because move didn't complete .
I wish I was there to save any way this innocent
Me too, I will never let animals kill each other in front of me, even though I know its they nature, and they kill to survive, but I think that's very cruel to see they die right before your eyes and you're enjoying it looking at that poor bird dies, wishing you can help and save it life.
@@hectorurrutia7955 Okay eunuch
the talons on that little hawk were just to much
Wow, great work on the video. Very professional considering that had to be in the spur of the moment taking place.
I suppose your best friend is Russell Crowe.
circle of life.Now lets eat.
Thats right.
Both of y'all part of The Circle of Life too
True.
Soon the owl arrives and eat the hawk.
I saw this with a Sparrowhawk v Wood Pigeon a few months ago, it was savage for sure.
CerealKiller I saw that too - Sparrowhawks seem to be highly adept at overpowering those mid range birds like pigeons - it's a miracle if any small bird can escape once it's got them . . those claws really grab ! Flapping at them is futile . .
Wood pigeon = winner in sure
Like everything, we all need to eat, so I don't comment on the good and bad of animals eating.
If the hawk didn't have that jackdaw by the face he would have lost the other eye seen it over and over.
2019 and Still waiting for the sequel.
Борьба за жизнь !!!
One knows how to kill the other only knows how to steal. Guess who wins in battle 😂
At the end they made up. The Jackdaw was patting the hawks head :)
Jackdaw doesnot have the weapons like sparrowhawk.
Lmfao i thought you said "Make out", not "made up"
@@cavalry491 same lol
@@philipgundala5457 they can be nasty with their beak if they get the chance to. There's another video where one (or maybe it was a crow) manages to hammer it's beak at the sparrowhawk's head, dazing her, which gave her prey a chance to escape.
But sparrowhawks have long legs to more easily get control over their prey while keeping the beak at a distance with such that they can wrestle it to the ground.
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that is the natural wild birds fights with another wild birds
3rd video. These Hawks love Jackdaws !
You could save that, innocent 🐦, rather than, filming 🎥.
That bird is crying
This is First time to see that kind of fight
I don't like it when birds of pray don't get a proper hold on crows, ravens, etc., because then they can harm the hawk, etc.
The crow check bounced lol
The Hawk's right eye looked like it's missing.
A veteran seen 3 tours
It does
Left eye.
It looks like a nasty case of ornithosis to me. May have got it from a sick pigeon.
That. Hawk is doomed if he kills the crow because the other family members will hunt the hawk down till it dies.
Hawk leg feet can locked not free.
As a falconist,i did handle a relative,Sharp shinned,dang that thing was a good hunter
Se escucha un disparo de aire comprimido a lo último, el dueño del Alcón??
I was hoping the jackdaw would kill the hawk. That would have been wonderful.
I wish I were there with my .22LR. No more hawk problem.
Hawks don't eat cold meat cuts, they only eat fresh prey. They have to kill to eat and thus survive.
No tapping out, fight to the finish.
painful loss
Can't understand a single word you said mate but nice video neverhtlessanyhew!!
Nice video friend
Bird fights like this fulfill the worlds mandate but crows just seem like a far more conclusive and productive resorce.
The moral of the story: don't eat animals, because animals are intelligent and would never considering eating another animal, nature is all sunshine happiness and rainbows
The sparrow hawk using his sharp talons claw piercing right into the chest of the jackdaw ensuring slow death!
painful stabs ! face2face as he weakens under better fighter
The sparrowhawk appears to have an injured eye
Bring on the Eagle owl - eat this little
hawk for breakfast hahaha
not a fookin chance in hell owl night hunter sparrow hawk day hunter
Yep, the Mike Tyson of the skies
Jack sparrow vs Jack sparrow
Jackdaws, always so dramatic! C'mon, it's just a little death.
They are all so cute and beautiful to me lol
Anyone who thinks the hawk is wrong basically thinks the hawk shouldn't exist.
I do
@@abdullahpwalrabudah735 Me too
Basically it's a case of thinking that it would be jolly nice and terribly decent if the sparrowhawk could change it's habits. But oh well, perhaps not a reasonable expectation.
clean video
Way Way Too Long Of A Dreadful Death!!! I could NOT watch it!!!!!!!!!
These things would make good target practice
Stupid bird only has one good eye!
@Jarno. That is about as stupid as saying a human is stupid with an injured leg or arm or whatever?! Educate yourself or else you'll keep embarassing yourself with dumb comments!!!
Nice.Thanks for sharing.
Amazing
Yes I know that it is nature, but that looks very very cruel 😔
Good tell the mother of f...
ESTOS Q ESTÁN FILMANDO SON UNOS DESALMADOS NO TIENEN CORAZONcorazon
Her left eye looks useless (the sparrowhawk). She's had some battles.
He*
🤔 Hmmm no it's a she. Males are a third smaller but very beautiful...
Both were paid aktors 🥵
Raw nature ? unfeeling filming ? gory and Savage. 😭.fan
You fool
Where are the other Jackdaws?
Nature at work.
Jap so arbeitet die Natur : fressen oder gefressen werden
It must be that sparrowhawks bring down a corvid for bragging rights, as they are really tough. Easier prey could be had.
In BJJ the darker belt usually wins... (Bird Jiu Jitsu!)
What was next?
If that black bird gets up he gonna have to bust out a knockout shot! No doubt
Only 1 eye?
AT LEAST HELP THE POOR THING!!!
Bruh this is nature, that jackdaw got what was coming to it, they hunt the eggs of other birds, and this was most likely a failed attempt (or a troublesome success) that may very well cost it its life. Nature doesn't care about our feelings.
NO!
So you want that guy to save the bird that eats other birds eggs and condemn the other bird to starve? Tell me you were sheltered without telling me your sheltered
I should've known the hawk won.
Quick sparrow use wing attack... just keep doing that...
I would use steel wing haha much more effective
It's like a UFC fight. Bird on the ground is trying not to submit.
takin those painful pecks : weakening as he’s plucked to death
A way of wild life
Let nature take it course in the wild