Your documentary is amazing as all the species that You presented are. You made a huge job!!! I love Raptors and I particularly enjoyed watching the Owls and the Vultures because I have never seen any yet. On the other part, I completely agree with Your concern about the decrease of their population. It would be great if the governments understood that Nature is more precious than economy. Without Nature, the Planet would be a completely non-interesting pay-per-view world, and eventually even Man could not survive. Thank You for sharing the beauties of Your Country, dear Friends! Have a wonderful week, and I extend my wish to all the wild creatures around You!
You will really enjoy the owls & vultures, they are majestic creatures!! Yeah "Non-Interesting Pay-per-view world" is really a very worrying scenario and current governments are focused only on economy. All over the world Nature is under distress. When first world countries itself not taking any big action on that, what action would a Government in Third-world Country would take !! Seeing the economic and development push in India is very scary :(
@@IndianBirdVideos appreciate the time of the team to bring up this fantastic video. I spotted two black winged kites 10-15 kms apart, bird number 39 in the video. 2nd Kite Location - Singahalli, Devanahalli Taluk, Bangalore. Time - 1105 hrs perched on tree, photographed and videographed it from phone...quality is below average. Wish I had DSLR camera
@@IndianBirdVideos yeah always development development development they just can’t stop it for a minute there must be some warning must be a law the u shouldn’t cut trees more 2 trees for 6 months on a mountain
Congrats with this beautiful production, my good friend. Very well filmed and edited. Brilliant footage Wish you a pleasant weekend. Greetings from Norway.
Yeah, they are very small too, so spotting them is very tough! Happy to share our beautiful Indian birds with you :D Thanks for watching, Have a nice week!
An excellent video documentary providing excellent views and information about 50 raptors in India. I enjoyed viewing until the 19:56 end and gave you a big thumbs up. Thank you for sharing my friend.
Sehr interessant, die Liste und Bilder dieser Greifvögel zu sehen. Ihre Präsenz ist ebenso beeindruckend wie ihre besondere Rolle in Ökosystemen. Danke Ihnen und schönen Sonntag !
Yeah, they really make the ecosystems healthy and balanced. They are so majestic like the King of birds. Happy to share these birds with you, Have a nice day!
Fabulous! Raptors are so fascinating. Wonderful collection and very nicely done. I enjoy all the interesting information that you share. Wishing you a wonderful day.
Fantástico vídeo donde nos muestras la enorme variedad de aves rapaces que tenéis en la India, me apasionan las aves rapaces, tanto diurnas como nocturnas, gracias por darlas a conocer. Un cordial saludo.
The Rapter 🦅 is an amazing powerful eyes can see long distance beautiful too and other species similarity, you got amazing content wow they all beautiful 🦉 I can hear 👉🏻🦚 continue watching hope you are well my friend, stay safe🥰 big thumb up👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
bonsoir excellent travail, merci pour le partage, je laisse ma petite empreinte bleue pour vous, salutations fraternelles magnifique soirée amitié.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@IndianBirdVideos I'm too a wildlife and Nature lover ..... I have spent yrs educating people abt importance of these natural jewels.....seeing this video , I gotta feeling of being blessed of such a long time of education.....plz do keep it up.....
Sooo amazing video. Spectacular hard work Beautiful birds with wonderful unique information. Awesome editing too Keep it up A very big royal salute to you guys. Keep going ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What is this film beautiful, with pretty information. This is the best edition I have seen this week. Very well, have a nice weekend and pretty Christmas and a Happy New year. Greetings from Leen.
What an impressive amgio documentary. Your thing is getting better and better. Raptors are great birds and it's crazy they have 50 species of them in India. Thank you very much for sharing and I hope you have a great week. Big hug.
We have more than 100 species of raptors in India. Of that only half we have shared, hope we will be able to see all the remaining in future and do a video on them too. Happy to share these majestic birds with you, Take Care!
You have a very nice upload here, just great nature footage, beautiful shots with natural sounds at background. I love it ! Thanks for sharing , Like 69. See you soon again.
Sir, I really thank you for making and sharing this video, I was really confused of the black kite as eagle, now my doubt has cleared. You are doing a great job, Thank you very much.
What an amazing collection of raptor birds and phenomenal video! The look of the bird at about 1 minute (Legge's Hawk Eagle?) is incredible. The Red Necked falcon is very pretty, I haven't seen the Serpent Eagle before. Legge's Hawk Eagle is fantastic. Thank you for the fabulous captures and interesting information. 👍👍🐦 (looks like 34)
That closer look is Crested Hawk eagle, all the hawk eagles are really majestic!! Falcons are pretty, happy to share these wonderful birds with you :D Have a nice day!
Absolutely fantastic! One of my absolute favourite group of birds! Have been fortunate enough to have worked with quite a few of them as a rehabber. Their population decline and the lack of any conservation breeding or any concern is a huge issue. I really hope they don't go down the GIB way..
Watching this video now, But I must say "Really huge handwork invested to make this video". Great video my dear friend. I really admire your efforts 👌👌👌 Keep the good work going
Yeah, there are birds that look similar but little details to be noted to tell the difference. Besra , Shikra, Sparrowhawk all look alike on the first glance with similar size, coloring. But the eye color, stripes on the neck (gular stripe) , feather patterns are different for these birds. U learn these with years of observations in field and reading a lot about birds 😅 we are planning to do some video on Bird identifications soon , hope u will like that 🙂👍🏽
Nice Documentary on Raptors of India. But I am surprised how come you have missed out on Bonellie Eagle one of the most prominent endemic Eagle found all over India.
Thank you for the enormous amount of time and effort that must have gone into this beautiful well presented video. Hope your efforts will lead to greater awareness, of the fragile nature of our en environment, and the danger of extinction to so many of these beauties, and ultimately fo us, if we do not stop the destruction of our environment in the name of mindless development.
Exactly our thoughts too :( Really worried about the future of the environment and the creatures that live on it ! Don't know at what point a fullstop can be put on development. The bird population has decreased drastically in the past 30 years, even after so many reports and studies, no consideration about this situation from the authorities around the world! There maybe few stories how birds were rescued, but overall the population of birds have gone so low, that's the sad fact :(
What a superb video and the best informative and knowledgeable guide about birds I have ever seen. My friend also has a collection on his RUclips channel JUNGLEee MANIA Do watch it's also amazing!;)
Just going by the way environmental clearances and policies are being executed right now, one can clearly see that raptor population will continue to decline.
You are right, we used to buy a lot of Falcons from India in the early 1970s, was the Lugger Falcon (Falco jugger) listed?, if it was i missed it!. We also used to get Saker Falcons (Falco cherrug) & Red Headed Merlins (Falco chicquera), they were listed here as Red necked Falcons the Indian Bird traders in Varanasi always called them Red headed Merlins, & i always will. Very rarely we got offered Black Shaheens (Falco perigrinus peregrinator) a sub species of the Peregrine falcon & a very handsome Falcon. We got offered Goshawks (Accipiter gentillus) but as they are generally smaller than European Goshawk i don't think any were imported to the UK. The only other hawk species i occasionally saw brought in was the Shikra (Accipiter badius) although being similar to our Sparrow hawk they couldn't touch one when trained. I had 6 licenses to bring in Lugger Falcons in 1974 just as the Indian Government banned their export!! missed out big time as i had already sent the money & i didn't get that back!!
Hamara jila Surendranagar ke patdi taluka ilake me gidh valchar he to app uska video banao 50-60 gidh bacha hua he.... Surendranagar-gujarat...30-11-2020
Your documentary is amazing as all the species that You presented are. You made a huge job!!! I love Raptors and I particularly enjoyed watching the Owls and the Vultures because I have never seen any yet. On the other part, I completely agree with Your concern about the decrease of their population. It would be great if the governments understood that Nature is more precious than economy.
Without Nature, the Planet would be a completely non-interesting pay-per-view world, and eventually even Man could not survive. Thank You for sharing the beauties of Your Country, dear Friends! Have a wonderful week, and I extend my wish to all the wild creatures around You!
You will really enjoy the owls & vultures, they are majestic creatures!! Yeah "Non-Interesting Pay-per-view world" is really a very worrying scenario and current governments are focused only on economy. All over the world Nature is under distress. When first world countries itself not taking any big action on that, what action would a Government in Third-world Country would take !! Seeing the economic and development push in India is very scary :(
@@IndianBirdVideos appreciate the time of the team to bring up this fantastic video.
I spotted two black winged kites 10-15 kms apart, bird number 39 in the video.
2nd Kite Location - Singahalli, Devanahalli Taluk, Bangalore.
Time - 1105 hrs
perched on tree, photographed and videographed it from phone...quality is below average. Wish I had DSLR camera
@@IndianBirdVideos yeah always development development development they just can’t stop it for a minute there must be some warning must be a law the u shouldn’t cut trees more 2 trees for 6 months on a mountain
And are crows predators once upon a time
@@IndianBirdVideos I once saw a crow chasing a vulture
What a great collection of birds of prey! They look so strong and always love the eyes.
Yeah really their eyes are so beautiful, Thanks for watching!! Take Care!
Good collection and nicely presented. We are now much more "Excited" to watch these raptor...... thanks for creating and sharing video.
That's very lovely to know, Thank you very much 🙂 Enjoy bird watching 🪶🪶
This is a great documentary. Really enjoyed watching and ticking what all have I already seen. Thank you for making this.
That's wonderful to know, Thank you very much 😃😃
Beautiful film on raptors. Like it. 58
Glad you liked it, Thank you 😍❣️
Excellent Video with great information. Thank u for sharing
Happy to hear that, Thanks a lot 😃
Very beautiful wild birds-raptores of India and so.. colorfull 🦅🦉
Very nice presentation!!!!!
Nice the natural sounds 🔊
Thanks for sharing 😀
Enjoy 😀
Glad you liked it, Thank you very much 😍
Very Nice video! Thats really Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
Super selection of concept. 👍👍👍
Thanks a lot, Have a nice day!
Great Video.
👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Thank you!!
Beautiful documentary very informative 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Xcelent bro 🎉❤
Nice shots of the birds. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Thank you very much!!
Beautiful birds of prey. Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. And I send my regards.:-)
Many thanks, Have a nice day!
@@IndianBirdVideos Thanks. :-)
Nice video, Like n.13
Big thanks, Crested Hawk Eagles are really majestic! Thanks for watching!!
Very nice documentary!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much !!
Congrats with this beautiful production, my good friend. Very well filmed and edited. Brilliant footage
Wish you a pleasant weekend.
Greetings from Norway.
Many thanks for your wonderful comment! Have a nice weekend!
Thank you. ◕‿◕
Amazing. Thank you for the information. ❤️
Thank you
Amazing video, great compilation
Glad you enjoyed it , Thank you very much !!
Excellent video. Congratulations!
Thank you very much!
The Scops Owl is so perfectly camouflaged! Amazing nature! Thank you for this wonderful collection of Indian raptors.
Yeah, they are very small too, so spotting them is very tough! Happy to share our beautiful Indian birds with you :D Thanks for watching, Have a nice week!
Fantastic collection of birds of prey...
Loved it so much ❤.
Thanks for sharing nature's wonder with us 👍👍👍
Many many thanks for your appreciative comment!! Take Care, Have a nice day!
@@IndianBirdVideos 👍👍
An excellent video documentary providing excellent views and information about 50 raptors in India. I enjoyed viewing until the 19:56 end and gave you a big thumbs up. Thank you for sharing my friend.
Thank you very much for watching it fully :D Glad you liked it, Take Care!
Makes me very interested and focused watching all these close up birds LK 50 👍
Glad you liked it, Thank you very much 😊
LK 45
Very nice work!!!!!!!
Thank you ❣️
Sehr interessant, die Liste und Bilder dieser Greifvögel zu sehen.
Ihre Präsenz ist ebenso beeindruckend wie ihre besondere Rolle in Ökosystemen.
Danke Ihnen und schönen Sonntag !
Yeah, they really make the ecosystems healthy and balanced. They are so majestic like the King of birds. Happy to share these birds with you, Have a nice day!
Fabulous! Raptors are so fascinating. Wonderful collection and very nicely done. I enjoy all the interesting information that you share. Wishing you a wonderful day.
Glad you enjoyed it, Thank you very much ! Have a nice day , Take Care!
Excellent video, beautiful, love the sounds, as well
Glad you enjoyed, Thank you!
Wow, wow, wow!
So beautiful!
Have a nice day, Jacq
Many thanks, pleased to know that you liked it!! Thank you very much :D
Nice video amazing birds
Thank you very much!
@@IndianBirdVideos your welcome much love xoxox
Amazing video
Thank you very much!
Wow, the nature's super beautiful. I like to listen bird sound so much. Full gift to you!
Thank you so much for ur appreciation!!
Fantástico vídeo donde nos muestras la enorme variedad de aves rapaces que tenéis en la India, me apasionan las aves rapaces, tanto diurnas como nocturnas, gracias por darlas a conocer. Un cordial saludo.
Glad you liked it, Thank you very much!!
Precious footage, thanks for your sharing, Best Regards.
Many thanks! Glad you liked it, Take Care!
The Rapter 🦅 is an amazing powerful eyes can see long distance beautiful too and other species similarity, you got amazing content wow they all beautiful 🦉 I can hear 👉🏻🦚 continue watching hope you are well my friend, stay safe🥰 big thumb up👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you so much for your wonderful appreciative comment 😀
Great! Thank you for sharing! 👍👍🙏🙏
Huge thanks, Take Care
Nice information
Thank you very much
bonsoir excellent travail, merci pour le partage, je laisse ma petite empreinte bleue pour vous, salutations fraternelles magnifique soirée amitié.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much :D
Congratulations, great job! Have a nice Sunday. Jarmila
Many thanks, Have a nice day!
Very awesome collection..... lovely and meticulously made..... Can be used as dictionary for Indian birds of prey ❤️❤️!!!!!
That's very nice of you, Thank you so much for your positive feedback. That's really motivating 👍👍
@@IndianBirdVideos I'm too a wildlife and Nature lover ..... I have spent yrs educating people abt importance of these natural jewels.....seeing this video , I gotta feeling of being blessed of such a long time of education.....plz do keep it up.....
Sooo amazing video.
Spectacular hard work
Beautiful birds with wonderful unique information.
Awesome editing too
Keep it up
A very big royal salute to you guys.
Keep going
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much ❣️❣️
What is this film beautiful, with pretty information. This is the best edition I have seen this week. Very well, have a nice weekend and pretty Christmas and a Happy New year. Greetings from Leen.
Thank you very much for your wonderful comment, Pleased to know that you liked it. Have a wonderful holiday :D
Brilliant
Thanks a lot !!
What an impressive amgio documentary. Your thing is getting better and better. Raptors are great birds and it's crazy they have 50 species of them in India. Thank you very much for sharing and I hope you have a great week. Big hug.
We have more than 100 species of raptors in India. Of that only half we have shared, hope we will be able to see all the remaining in future and do a video on them too. Happy to share these majestic birds with you, Take Care!
You have a very nice upload here, just great nature footage, beautiful shots with natural sounds at background. I love it ! Thanks for sharing , Like 69. See you soon again.
Glad you liked it, Thank you very much 😃😃
Sir, I really thank you for making and sharing this video, I was really confused of the black kite as eagle, now my doubt has cleared.
You are doing a great job,
Thank you very much.
That's wonderful, Happy to help in someway 🙂🙂🪶🪶
very good video
Thank you very much!
What an amazing collection of raptor birds and phenomenal video! The look of the bird at about 1 minute (Legge's Hawk Eagle?) is incredible.
The Red Necked falcon is very pretty, I haven't seen the Serpent Eagle before. Legge's Hawk Eagle is fantastic. Thank you for the fabulous captures and interesting information. 👍👍🐦 (looks like 34)
That closer look is Crested Hawk eagle, all the hawk eagles are really majestic!! Falcons are pretty, happy to share these wonderful birds with you :D Have a nice day!
Absolutely fantastic! One of my absolute favourite group of birds! Have been fortunate enough to have worked with quite a few of them as a rehabber. Their population decline and the lack of any conservation breeding or any concern is a huge issue. I really hope they don't go down the GIB way..
Exactly :( Feeling very bad for the raptors, they really need breeding sites. Really lucky that u worked with them closely :)
Wow very nice video
Thanks my dear friend for sharing video.
Glad you liked it, Thank you very much!
Watching this video now, But I must say "Really huge handwork invested to make this video".
Great video my dear friend. I really admire your efforts 👌👌👌 Keep the good work going
Thank you very much for understanding the efforts behind this video!! Very pleased to see your appreciative comment, Have a nice day!! Take Care
Exactly how many birds have you seen🔥🔥🔥🔥
Approximately 1750 species we have seen around the world. In India we have seen around 900 out of the 1300 species in India :)
@@IndianBirdVideos 🙏🙏🙏🙏hats off...my number is gliding at 118 total...soon it will hopefully turn into 200
Very nice 🔥
Just asking some birds look very similar , how to identify
Yeah, there are birds that look similar but little details to be noted to tell the difference. Besra , Shikra, Sparrowhawk all look alike on the first glance with similar size, coloring. But the eye color, stripes on the neck (gular stripe) , feather patterns are different for these birds. U learn these with years of observations in field and reading a lot about birds 😅 we are planning to do some video on Bird identifications soon , hope u will like that 🙂👍🏽
@@IndianBirdVideos thank you 😀👍🏻
Good , pls do a video on spot bellied eagle owl!
It's tough to see them , if we see them surely will do a video 😅
Nice Documentary on Raptors of India. But I am surprised how come you have missed out on Bonellie Eagle one of the most prominent endemic Eagle found all over India.
Its a big list, thought to do another part and include Bonelli eagle in that, but that video is still pending :)
Love raptors
Yeah, they are majestic :D
It’s crazy how many species of Raptors actually exist
Yeah really ! So awesome :)
Thank you for the enormous amount of time and effort that must have gone into this beautiful well presented video. Hope your efforts will lead to greater awareness, of the fragile nature of our en environment, and the danger of extinction to so many of these beauties, and ultimately fo us, if we do not stop the destruction of our environment in the name of mindless development.
Exactly our thoughts too :( Really worried about the future of the environment and the creatures that live on it ! Don't know at what point a fullstop can be put on development. The bird population has decreased drastically in the past 30 years, even after so many reports and studies, no consideration about this situation from the authorities around the world! There maybe few stories how birds were rescued, but overall the population of birds have gone so low, that's the sad fact :(
What a superb video and the best informative and knowledgeable guide about birds I have ever seen.
My friend also has a collection on his RUclips channel
JUNGLEee MANIA
Do watch it's also amazing!;)
Glad you liked it, Thank you ❣️
I Have Mad Love For Birds Of Prey Since I Was 7 or 8 I Will Get Some When I Start Earning
That's nice, but don't buy just see them in wild and enjoy watching them :)
No Bro I Am Not Gonna Take It's Freedom I Am Talking About Rescuing I Would Love to Raise Them...And They Can Fly After Growing Up
That's lovely!! Much needed, all d best ❣️❣️👍
In this all species which is the most powerful raptor in India ??
Golden eagle is found in India. I guess that should be the most powerful one.
Hello...🙏👍🙋
Hello 😊 Thanks for the visit
Does Indian government took any action to save these raptors ??? Any hope ??
Just going by the way environmental clearances and policies are being executed right now, one can clearly see that raptor population will continue to decline.
Bhai northen goshawk kha kha migration krta h
Mtlv main kon kon se states m krta h india m jaha sbsa jyda krta h
They are mainly in North America and Britain to Japan. In India they visit mainly Himalayan region for migration like Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand
Ok Bro m b himanchal sa hi hun
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
There is a way to buy everything.
Hmmmm!!
You are right, we used to buy a lot of Falcons from India in the early 1970s, was the Lugger Falcon (Falco jugger) listed?, if it was i missed it!. We also used to get Saker Falcons (Falco cherrug) & Red Headed Merlins (Falco chicquera), they were listed here as Red necked Falcons the Indian Bird traders in Varanasi always called them Red headed Merlins, & i always will. Very rarely we got offered Black Shaheens (Falco perigrinus peregrinator) a sub species of the Peregrine falcon & a very handsome Falcon. We got offered Goshawks (Accipiter gentillus) but as they are generally smaller than European Goshawk i don't think any were imported to the UK. The only other hawk species i occasionally saw brought in was the Shikra (Accipiter badius) although being similar to our Sparrow hawk they couldn't touch one when trained. I had 6 licenses to bring in Lugger Falcons in 1974 just as the Indian Government banned their export!! missed out big time as i had already sent the money & i didn't get that back!!
Where is black shaheen red shaheen lagger seker sparrow hawk norther goshawk
Here just 50 raptors are mentioned, other raptors video will be there when the second part of raptors is released..
Surendranagar-gujarat
Thank u
Hamara jila Surendranagar ke patdi taluka ilake me gidh valchar he to app uska video banao 50-60 gidh bacha hua he.... Surendranagar-gujarat...30-11-2020
Hamare yaha rarely kabhi black kite dikh jate hai
Sadly this'll birds population is decreasing
Yes :( :(
Why are owlets called owlets why falconets are called falconets why are hobbies called hobbies
Hahaha that's the question to ask the ornithologists few hundred years back 😃