ALL birds will do this. Absolutely no reason to go on some stupid rant about invasive species, especially when european house sparrows have been in the US so long, they're basically native. Also, if you weren't an idiot, you'd realize that the chicks are ALSO house sparrows.
@@blobbertmcblob4888 I wasn’t going on a rant at all, I was just explaining about them. Also, I already know those chicks were house sparrows. I just forgot to type that into the chat. There is absolutely no need to get mad with me. Just calm down or something. Jeez!
"One sparrow chick was hurt in the attack" - well, considering it was the one that the angry one held onto and was beating the shit out of the entire time it was in the box picking a fight, that's not exactly surprising.
Yes, they are. I've seen them try to kill each other in the street because of a nest. They will kill swallows over a nesting box. Their hard beaks will destroy a swallow. Swallows have very soft beaks.
This often happens in pigeons too the other pigeons used to attack the new borns and caused an injury on the head of 15 days old chick .. it was on my roof so we know it happens when we were out for 2-3 days otherwise we used to protect them ( they were not ours they were wild pigeon )
Been watching a lot of these kinds of videos. Firsr, storks, eagles, woodpeckers and now this. I didn't know much about birds before. Now, I reallzed they're quite brutal on their young and to other bird species. So naive to think they got along well.
The sparrow attacked the one but the mother was just looking for food and was far away and the sparrow finded the babys and attacked the babys for food to there babys
@@Nate-dn1gx not all Sparrows and Doves are "problematic", there's species of them that are even in danger of extintion, if this affect to them too it will be a big problem, also toxic wastes not only kill birds, kills anything that is alive
This is because of male sparrow when the malw one cheated his 1 st female pair when she was incubating their eggs so male ones mating & pair with other female sparrow male thinks her 1 st female doesn't know about him but female notices & knows about this of male sparrows because male didn't able to give her sufficient time while female sparrow are loyal to males but when she knows truth then female sparrow is aggressive she suddenly attacking the nest of male sparrow 2 nd female mate that's reason behind this attack
House sparrows exhibit aggressive behavior, especially during nesting periods. They are known to be territorial and may attack nestlings of other sparrows to defend their chosen nesting sites. This behavior includes destroying eggs, killing nestlings, and sometimes even adult birds that are attempting to nest in their territory. Male house sparrows are particularly aggressive in defending their nests and will spend a significant amount of time guarding their territory during the breeding season. They may attack adults of other species, peck at eggs, and remove or kill nestlings from nest boxes. This aggression is mainly directed towards their own neighbors, as house sparrows are more bonded to their nest site than to their mate. It’s important to note that while house sparrows can be aggressive, their main diet consists of seeds, grains, and insects, not other birds. Direct instances of sparrows killing other birds are rare2. The aggressive behavior is more about competition for nesting spots rather than predation. Providing diverse habitats and maintaining bird-friendly environments can help foster a harmonious coexistence among different bird species.
They're too inexperienced, attacking sparrow was already motivated to attack by instinct. Inexperienced chicks are motivated by instinct to be aggressive feeders.
I’ve got a feeder in my back yard and I shoot squirrels and house sparrows off of it daily. Skunks raccoons and opossums love sparrows. I keep the tree rats for squirrel and dumpings.
The sparrow looked like a house sparrow, this invasive species of bird is extremely aggressive and will attack and kill native bird’s nestlings.
I’m not exactly sure if it’s a different species of sparrow or a house sparrow, but that’s all I have to say
ALL birds will do this. Absolutely no reason to go on some stupid rant about invasive species, especially when european house sparrows have been in the US so long, they're basically native.
Also, if you weren't an idiot, you'd realize that the chicks are ALSO house sparrows.
I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW but the good news is they survived
@@blobbertmcblob4888 I wasn’t going on a rant at all, I was just explaining about them. Also, I already know those chicks were house sparrows. I just forgot to type that into the chat. There is absolutely no need to get mad with me. Just calm down or something. Jeez!
@@blobbertmcblob4888 and they've become the most abundant species in the world by killing and displacing native species
"One sparrow chick was hurt in the attack" - well, considering it was the one that the angry one held onto and was beating the shit out of the entire time it was in the box picking a fight, that's not exactly surprising.
😂😂😂😂😂
You always remember this as the day you almost caught captain sparrow
Funny as shit but cursed 😂😂😊
I like how theem bigger brother ganged up and stayed on guard, even when mom came in.
That's food call.
Hey you don't bring foods to us...oh oh stop biting me.🤣
You have the funnies
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When the mother sparrow returned she realized that something bad happened.
That sparrow became a sparrow hawk
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Can you tell me about the type of camera you used?
House sparrows are vicious even to their own kind.
Yes, they are. I've seen them try to kill each other in the street because of a nest. They will kill swallows over a nesting box. Their hard beaks will destroy a swallow. Swallows have very soft beaks.
@@BruceRioux
They almost drove Eastern Bluebirds to extinction.
There was a attack, but only one was just injured and no one was killed. This is fortunate. It often happens that whole chicks die.
This often happens in pigeons too the other pigeons used to attack the new borns and caused an injury on the head of 15 days old chick .. it was on my roof so we know it happens when we were out for 2-3 days otherwise we used to protect them ( they were not ours they were wild pigeon )
YES I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS SO LONG!
why? its dumb
@@0minous187but it’s fun to watch
Interesting to see such brutal conspecific behavior like that. I initially though it was "Mafia Hypothesis" type behavior. Yikes!
Need more vids like this.
I like how the other chicks helped him to defeat the sparrow nice brother ans sisters
What? They were just sitting there, pretending they werent existing.
@@Rai2M its a joke dude
@@srfachero2615 No joke if you watch on 0.25x speed at 0:35 , the 1 brave enough to rescue sibling fight off the aggressor by flying double kick
Very nice video!
Execelente video
Im just gonna drop in and rough up some kids….”
WHAT IS THE BEST NEST BOX SIZE FOR HOUSE SPARROW ???
Black Pearl
She's away to John wick the sparrow arse
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music to my ear🥰
Chidori:
Sorry, there had to be that one random Weeb meme
Nice👏👏👏👏👏
Wow amazing❤❤
1:08 you can just literally tell that the chicks just tell the mother everything that happened. Looks like the sparrow that attacked them is screwed
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🐣😢👍
Cuando la madre llegó los hijos la confundieron con el otro XD
Did it die?
It did not
@@EverydayCinematicBirds boo
They are feathered dinosaurs
Video:😢
Audio: *AÆæÆaaæAÀÆ*
Why have you stopped posting videos everyday? Watching chicks growing day by day is great experience. Pls post everyday.
Shaddap. Look outside 😂😂😂
All because two adult humans decided to eat an apple that didn't belong to them.
良い動画です
Case of triangular adultery.
0:35 Only 1 brave enough to rescue sibling fight off the aggressor by flying double kick (watch on 0.25x speed)
He just went there to ask the to shut the hell up.
Its so intersting to see this but also sad that they think they are going to die
Cruel nature 😢😮
The attacked baby was likely dead after five to ten minutes.
ดูอันไหนๆก้อมีแต่ทำร้ายกันแต้หนอ!
Si me disculpan tengo que decir XDDDD
Did the injured chick survive?
Most certainly not.
Idk. But it looks like it lost one of it's eyes?🤔
so many babies
So sad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Luckily the chick seemed to recover after some time.
@@EverydayCinematicBirds happy ending
My ears ! All that squawking
Oh boo hoo your ears meanwhile that chick is getting thrashed by it's neck 🤦♂️
I like how the sparrow shoves his beak into the nestling's mouth.
'I'll feed you a fist full of beak' 😤😤😤😤
Fk that
It's the mother sparrow. The male sparrows have black on their chests and are easy to spot.
Anyway, she must have had some reason for doing this.
Been watching a lot of these kinds of videos. Firsr, storks, eagles, woodpeckers and now this. I didn't know much about birds before. Now, I reallzed they're quite brutal on their young and to other bird species. So naive to think they got along well.
damn why couldn't they just call their mom
Didn't pay their phone bill.
bad reception signal in the house , no line
Bro like shut up 0:09
one hell of a jumpscare
Lol
The sparrow attacked the one but the mother was just looking for food and was far away and the sparrow finded the babys and attacked the babys for food to there babys
The toxic chemicals released by my state's oil refineries killed a lot of birds. I hardly see any sparrows and doves in my backyard nowadays.
If the chemicals only killed those species, it would be very good news for native bird populations
@@Nate-dn1gx not all Sparrows and Doves are "problematic", there's species of them that are even in danger of extintion, if this affect to them too it will be a big problem, also toxic wastes not only kill birds, kills anything that is alive
@@kiarazoccogoldenbonniegirl1641 fair, but certainly not House Sparrows which are the most ubiquitous bird on the planet
Bruh get my bird over here
That’s is how nature works
They are singing of pain and terror 👁👄👁
Kasian burung ini,
*extremly glitches* *loud glitches*
Waduh kenapa itu kawan..??
No 😭😭😭😭😭
Noice 👍
Never let HOSP nest in your boxes as they kill native species.
Yeah good noise
This is because of male sparrow when the malw one cheated his 1 st female pair when she was incubating their eggs so male ones mating & pair with other female sparrow male thinks her 1 st female doesn't know about him but female notices & knows about this of male sparrows because male didn't able to give her sufficient time while female sparrow are loyal to males but when she knows truth then female sparrow is aggressive she suddenly attacking the nest of male sparrow 2 nd female mate that's reason behind this attack
家族で喧嘩かな❓
Wtf no they survived tho
It was an intruder
母鳥じゃない。多分侵入者なライバル鳥。
House sparrows exhibit aggressive behavior, especially during nesting periods. They are known to be territorial and may attack nestlings of other sparrows to defend their chosen nesting sites. This behavior includes destroying eggs, killing nestlings, and sometimes even adult birds that are attempting to nest in their territory.
Male house sparrows are particularly aggressive in defending their nests and will spend a significant amount of time guarding their territory during the breeding season. They may attack adults of other species, peck at eggs, and remove or kill nestlings from nest boxes. This aggression is mainly directed towards their own neighbors, as house sparrows are more bonded to their nest site than to their mate.
It’s important to note that while house sparrows can be aggressive, their main diet consists of seeds, grains, and insects, not other birds. Direct instances of sparrows killing other birds are rare2. The aggressive behavior is more about competition for nesting spots rather than predation. Providing diverse habitats and maintaining bird-friendly environments can help foster a harmonious coexistence among different bird species.
Sparrows are mean birds. They rip babies out of other birds nests and throw them on tge ground to die. Incuding their own kind.
突如始まる喧嘩。
Baby birds
0:10
House sparorororow
I hate BIRDDDD!!!!
ouch right in the neck😵😵
Sparrows are horrid creatures, no wonder man is likened to them in the Bible.
Дерутся
அழகான அந்த கேள்விக்கு சத்தம் அருமையான பதிவுகள் பறவைகள் அருமையாக உள்ளது காட்சி அமைப்பு சரியாக உள்ளது
Definetly
nice😍
Eeeee
School fights be like
Habla español
this was dissapointing nothing died =/ but what to exptect when its a sparrow
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It sounds like sounds like me when I g
et hit
Really sad , it doesn't be happen...
It do be happen
@@matsgranqvist9928 after all it's nature...
@@matsgranqvist9928 It do be doo
@@BasedRanger indeed it doo bee doo
Sparrows are the worst birds. I’m not sorry at all to see them gone.
I hate baby birds, they are so annoying, adult birds however, they chill.
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My doubt: will they do this to other bird species other than themselves, they are cunning creatures.
If all 4 where on the attack they could have fought it off :/
Could they tho?....🤔
They're too inexperienced, attacking sparrow was already motivated to attack by instinct. Inexperienced chicks are motivated by instinct to be aggressive feeders.
They're not prepared for battle, they're clearly still babies
@@ihaveanamazingpfp1639 If you watch on 0.25x speed at 0:35 , the 1 brave enough to rescue sibling fight off the aggressor by flying double kick
"if 4 10 year old boys were brave enough, that grown man getting stomped"
like the pfp btw. classic meme. DOLANNNN
Please don't post these! No one needs to see this horrific life event!
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Look like house sparrows but they are brown sparrows, they killed my bluebirds, kill them when you can!
I’ve got a feeder in my back yard and I shoot squirrels and house sparrows off of it daily.
Skunks raccoons and opossums love sparrows. I keep the tree rats for squirrel and dumpings.
Idiot, don’t put out food if you don’t want sparrows and squirrels
grey squirrels i hope. hate those bastards.
I know that this happens. Why would you show this? To educate?! So saf
If you don't like it, then don't watch. Who has you watching?
Didn't ask you have. Guess you are not getting educated.
@@reneelegere6112 by your grammar, it clearly shows you don't have any education.
They are not forcing to watch it..
Educate.