The Magnificent Philippine Eagle Nesting in the Wild
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This is a rare video of one of the most critically endangered and least photographed raptor in the world feeding its eaglet. This is the first time that an organization namely the Wild Bird Photographers of the Philippines, Inc. was authorized by the government through the Biodiversity Management Bureau of DENR to document this majestic eagle.
Napunta ako sa Natural History Museum in Vienna Austria. They have almost all kinds of raptors in the world except for our Philippine Eagle they only have a picture of it...! I just feel how majestic this birds are.. We should do something to protect its habitat..
do you mean that you want to see a taxidermied body of our eagle in THAT place?! are you effing mad?
@@a.w.3438 lmao
@@a.w.3438 💀Kids
One of the most majestic and handsomest birds in the world. So sad most Filipinos do not appreciate this.
Hedwig Galit-Pulgada correction not all ..,
Archie Lopez I didn't edit my comment so please read it again.
Hedwig Galit-Pulgada quién carajos usted
They do appreciate it, when someone harm those birds they go to prison for more than12 years, the Philippines cares about them
Just wanted to correct not most filipino maybe less just like in the other part of the world that doesnt know very much or doesnt familiar of what is wild life is about. There's a lot of people that doesnt know too much about wild life, not until they bring cams in the nest or in the other wild life. This is why they are encouraging people to learn about wild life, we are human we are animal too but we are most intelligent compare to animals. Although some people acts like or worse than animal.
The most handsome and gorgeous Eagle in the world 🦅✨❤️
If you've heard of Pamana, the Philippine Eagle that was killed recenly which was rescued before, released back to the wild after it was nursed back to health, the female parent bird in this video was also killed last year.
If we can't stop the killings, this National Treasure will probably be extinct in the wild in just a couple of generations. What a precarious situation this Eagle is in right now. The greatest loss will ever have if we can't prevent its extinction.
+rey sta. ana Sir Rey ilan nalang po ang eksaktong bilang nang philippine eagle sa pinas? pati yung nasa wild?
paano po ako makakatulong sa kanila?
+norman tumbado PUNTA KA SA MAALAGOS nandun sila
+norman tumbado Some groups are saying as low as 800 pairs left in the wild. You can help by supporting groups that advocate protection and conservation of this critically endangered Eagle like Haribon and others. Thank you.
Alright thanks, I will
+rey sta. ana Who's doing the killing?
very amazing, hopefully their numbers will thrive more...
salamat sir sa upload, sanay mabigyan pa ng atensyon ang pangangalaga sa kanila. panawagan sa kakaunti na rin lang na bilang na mabuting mga lider sa bayan natin.
Absolutely stunning, keep it coming. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot guys.
300m away means nothing for a superb video like this one..
It is the most majestic and most beautiful. Incomparable.
tnx sir rey. 1st time q nkita 2. sana dumami pa cla sa wild. fingers crossd! :)
beautifull, inspiring!
sana lumago na ang population nila...
Beautiful!
awesome!! Thank you for sharing.. more power to you guys!!
Beautiful family of eagle ☺️☺️☺️
Treasure. Thank you for sharing, Sir!
If the government is serious in the propagation and continuation of this majestic bird, why not introduce it to the virgin forests of Palawan? Just a thought. Palawenos are more environmentally conscious than any other places in the country.
Daryl Pingol couldn't agree more. even in the northern sierra mountain ranges from aurora to cagayan i think the bird has a highly good chance of surviving in the wild. it still has very good forest covers and is protected as part of the national park system. there were sightings of the philippine eagle in that area but no comprehensive effort to protect them like the one in mindanao.
+Daryl Pingol Because it is not endemic to Palawan, and will affect the current native wildlife far more than it will benefit from the introduction of a predatory bird like the philippine eagle.
Daryl Pingol I think introducing it to habitats where there are historical presence of this bird is a good idea, such as luzon forests, samar and leyte. but introducing it to other habitats such in palawan may result in a disastrous loss or decline of other native wildlife. other animals could fall prey without enough time to adapt to the presence of this powerful predator.
Daryl Pingol good luck nalang sa mga hornbill ng Palawan.
kung ganun bakit wala kayung agila dyan bakit sa davao lang meron
stunning eagle... so beautiful... and very cute chick
Great job guys. Fight the urge to get closer than this.
+TheMabel2970 Thanks for the concern but the lens that I used has 2X and 1.4X TC stacked together giving me great focal length of about 1,640 mm because this nesting eagle is actually on the other side of the valley, really far away from our vantage point. :-)
great video! Did instal a remote camera for this?
The lion of the skies philippines eagle.. look her stunning beautiful crust is incredible many eagle in the world this eagle have only the blue gray eyes
Amazing guys
wow I wish I will get the chance to see this in person..
Hi! We're The Clean Initiative, a high school student group aiming to make creative ways of raising awareness about environmental concerns. May we please have permission to borrow some of your clips?
Wow soo Beautiful birds
Ang galing ni mother, napalaki ung piraso nya sa food... kinain na lang nya.isip nya cguro baka mabulunan ang baby nya
precious
sana naman mag padala sila sa US ng isang pares ng philippine eagle kagaya ng ginwa nila sa Singapore. Para masaksihan ng buong mundo ang Ganda at laki ng ating pambansang ibon.
dadami sila!!! think positive 👍👍👍✊
Just in absolute awe and wonder and then heartbroken. The Harpy and Philipine were all over my walls growing up. An incredible watch, thank you - and for the sub. Sub'd back, Si.
What a nice view
3 Rabbits hated this video...
or lemurs or snakes or pigs
nice shot of the mother eagle and chick
Wooowwwww!!!
The mother eagle knows if the piece of meat is big she did not give it to her eaglet to prevent choke.
When are you guys going to do another sighting?
Amazing. Now i miss my mom. :-) i think one of the best way to preserve this bird is by giving it to other countries with more forest for them to breed. Lets say New zealand ?
Magparami kau👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤🇵🇭
Very similar in one family, like human ph eagle give birth every 2 years for sure their heirs can live on its own before giving birth for new baby eagle.
Conserve and Protect
Ganda nmn tingnan isinusubo nya ung pag kain sa ...anak niya..❤❤❤
this one is real good.
Can I use it for our Advocacy video in our Science? I'll put credits on it. Thanks
Please email me at philippinewildbirds@gmail.com to give exact details on where and when it will be used. Thanks.
Americans almost killed off the Bald Eagle but thankfully they aren't even endangered after a few decades of dedication. Sadly it doesn't look like the Philippines have it in em to do the same
Philippine Eagle requires big forest to thrive. The Philippines is a small country, unlike the United States. Alaska alone(a state with low population density) is almost 6 times bigger than the entire Philippines. And due to the high population density in the Philippines, these birds are losing their habitat. And there is a law to protect these birds. Killing a critically endangered species like the Philippine Eagle is punishable by imprisonment of between six and 12 years or a fine of P100,000( 1,850 USD) to P1 million (18,500 USD) under the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act (Republic Act No. 9147).
Meanwhile, America still struggles to take action against gun violence(the whole country run by NRA), racism, sexism, etc.... And due to their outdated constitution, it's almost impossible to impeach an incumbent president. I don't think you guys got it in you to make a change. Fix your shit first before calling other nations out.
thanks for this video sis Rey! naghatid ako ng regalo, wait ko po sa akin! :)
What is it they are feeding on?
Wow
Is it possible to identfy its prey item in this video?
Life...
What would be the Eagle's prey item in this video?
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Ano kinakain ng ph eagle dito sa vid?
More videos pls
sou cute
anong update neto
I suggest, these eagles should also be released the Amazon, Indonesian jungles and Australian rain forests. They will be spared from extinction. The Philippines is not a safe place for these magnificent raptors.
Amazon and Australian forest? Are you out of your mind? These eagles are variety of species compared to Harpy and American Golden eagle. One must adapt nature in terms of physicality and strength. This Philippine eagle however could scour the lands of borneo particularly in Indonesia because it is factual that they have their night-hunting relatives in there.
Kalvin Sam if anyone will release the Philippine Eagle anywhere else other than its biome then it will become a invasive species of that new environment. IT is a BAD idea!!!! We need to conserve our entire ecosystem and individual species. I wish every individual in our biosphere learns the basic of biology....
Kalvin Sam introducing this specie to another area can become destructive to other minor species already present in the area. it's the same reason why many other animal species have become extinct.
You are all right and I forgot that I am just too selfish with my suggestion..If no one comes up with a bright idea or suggestions to save these magnificent birds, we might end up hearing again that the last Philippine Eagle got shot in the wild Good luck my dear Haribon.
If released into the Australian rainforest it might potentially decrease populations of endangered tree kangaroos which it would feed on since it has the same lifestyle as the monkey it feeds on in the Philippines.
those armed bandits hiding in the forest are the people shooting these Eagle's for food or pulutan.
Si pamana
Magnificent film to document this rare raptor.
Thanks a lot. :)