25 /7/ 2021 Statement from Satakunta Osprey project about Ossi & Alma's two relocated chicks: Many have asked about the two babies of Ossi and Alma moved to the second nest as a result of the unfortunate events on Midsummer Eve. The chicks were ringed and investigated during the move. The inspector of the nest visited the scene and found that one of the chicks had passed away. It was surprising that the deceased baby was the one who survived the raven attack with seemingly minor injuries. The cause of death of the baby was no longer able to be concluded at that point. The relocated chick has a yellow ring SRS, which was added during the relocation. On Thursday 22.7 SRS was photographed in flight near the nest, so this story seems to have a happy ending. Midsummer's Eve events showed once again that anything can happen at the nests approach something you can't possibly prepare for. Hopefully Ossi will find a good partner for next year. A good sign is that Ossi has not abandoned his nest place due to setbacks, but has lived there in the last few days. And best of all, we've also seen females with Ossi on the nest. Next spring we'll see how the story continues in Ossi's nesting swamp. The presence of ravens at Ossi's nesting swamp has also sparked discussion. However, they have been living in the same areas for a long time and they haven't been more harmful to the weather. The weathers have been nesting in that nest continuously since 2005; the first failure came only the other year as a result of a visit tby a goshawk and the second setback this year because of the raven. saaksilive.fi/.../tietoa-alman-ja-ossin-poikasista/
@@tomsd8656 The nest is still there, but as a single parent can't look after unfledged chicks, the two survivors were removed and taken to another nest where the adults accepted them. Ossi continued to return to his nest occasionally last year.
Update: Mods inform us the two chicks have been taken to a nest with no camera, which has a chick of a similar age. We wish them and dad Ossi the very best.. The livestream has been taken down while the two chicks are being removed and taken for safe relocation. The chick that was killed was the youngest chick, mods say nest 3 is not suitable for these two older chicks because of the age difference. Will update as soon as info received from the mods.
Thank Geemeff, so sad stories everywhere. Hopefully there will be a better outcome if they can save remaining ones. You can all see what a difficult life they have and so interesting and intellectual birds..just have to keep watching, wishing and hoping for all good things.. cwood01 god bless. X
Heart wrenching to say the least. At a loss for words as i am sure most of us are...thankfully something is being done to try to save what is left of this family. Dad would have very slim chance of feeding both alone, and for sure more loss would occur as he cant hunt and protect at same time. Best wishes to those attempting a rescue!!
So sad to see what has happened here.😥 Nature is harsh & no escaping it. I couldn't watch the film , but through your description know about the tragedy. So sorry for the Mum , the 2 chicks left still in shock, but trying to feed. I wish them all the very best in relocation, so very sad. Poor Dad will be lonely on his own.🐱♏💜🏴💫
Ossi has been around for a while, he's an experienced partner and good provider so his chances of finding a new mate and raising more chicks next year are very high. We will see - fingers crossed for him..
I've been following saaksilive for years and maybe that why this video was recommend to me. Very tragic happening but that's the nature. It can be cruel. I'm hoping the rescued chicks are doing well. Rip Alma :'(
The lucky chick that wasn't harmed had alot of news to tell dad when he returned to the nest. I can only imagine what the little fellow understood was happening during the attack 😢
Would be interesting to know what happened to the dead chick, is it left to decompose, pushed out the nest or even eaten as food for the remaining chicks.
Yes, it was very difficult viewing. But Alma leaves a legacy of nine healthy fledged chicks, and with luck Ossi will pair-bond with a new mate and breed again next year.
Satakunta Osprey nests 1 & 3 have been my choice to watch after Aila sadly did not return to Loch Arkaig. Heartbreaking to learn what happened today. My sincerest condolences to everyone,
Thank you on their behalf, it just seems unbelievable but I suppose the reality is sinking in slowly. I've followed these nests for some time and like you more closely since Aila's sad loss. This was hearbreaking to watch, how bravely Alma fought both the raven and the fox. RIP Alma.
@@GeemeffGeemeff Thank you Geemeff for posting the video i did start to watch it but after a few seconds i had to stop. I have read your description and another very graphic one that was posted elsewhere. I hope we get to know how the two relocated chicks progress and wish the very best for them and Ossi who is now on his own. Annie L
@@bonbarry We are told the ringers are expected to attend that new nest in due course, and if they do, we'll get an update on Alma & Ossi's final chicks. I'll post on here and on my Twitter channel as soon as any info received.
First time to this channel, RUclips algorithm I guess. I guess this is the circle of life cruel as it may be. Interestingly enough we have a hawk around here (red-tailed hawk I believe) and this year a group of blackbirds (amateur bird watcher mind you) so not sure if they are blackbirds, crows, ravens or what. Since they have been here during the day I sometimes hear them carrying on definitely like they are after something. I did onetime investigate and the hawk was sitting on a tree branch and the blackbirds were diving at the hawk and making a lot of noise. The hawk did fly away but the blackbirds did as well in the direction of the hawk. We have loads of squirrels around here, rabbits, and this year 3 sets of Canadian geese with babies. There is also a holding pond close-by. I knew blackbirds (crows, ravens?) were very smart but I didn’t know they would attack chicks in the nest. They all have to eat but it’s still hard to witness. I am glad this video was in my recommend. I apologize for my ramble.
Zed, you, or someone else made the same comment in the attack video. The truth is that life for these creatures Is challenging. An Osprey's chance of making it to two years of age is less than 50%! I can tell you heartbreaking stories involving my local nests, that have occurred every single year that I've been observing them. In fact, one situation was very similar to this. The female osprey disappeared, and the male worked valiantly to raise the chicks for weeks, only to eventually have them picked off by Great Horned Owls! These birds didn't get covid, and there's nothing unusual about this year. This is simply bird life, and we've just found out about it because of technology.
@@carlwilliams6977 I agree with you Carl, it happens all the time and we only know about these individual tragedies because of the nest cam. Having said that, when you've followed a family for a long time, it does feel like losing a friend no matter how dispassionate you might try to be in the situation. I'm glad we don't have GHO in the UK - like Goshawks, they are beautiful but fearsome creatures, striking so quickly and efficiently.
The poor lil one that got it's head chewed up is in total shock and traumatized. Makes sense why most all birds are so skittish as adults... they were born into trauma. Nature is so awesome. Birds will keep their heads on a swivel for a lifetime after this. Interesting
Yes, this is dad Ossi bringing fish for the two surviving chicks after the raven attack. Soon afterwards the Osprey project management relocated the two chicks to a foster nest. One subsequently died of hidden injuries or maybe shock, but the other went on to fledge.
This is the dad Ossi bringing fish for his two surviving chicks. After his mate Alma was injured by the raven, it returned and killed one of the chicks leaving Alma unable to fly and she was taken by the fox.
If you read the description, you'll see that the nest is in a remote location with a nest cam streaming live, from which this clip was taken. There is no person nearby holding a camera making a recording. Also, please keep in mind it is illegal to disturb birds during the nesting season so if someone by chance happened to be nearby, it would be a criminal act to intervene. Nature is harsh! But the best we can do is make sure wildlife has the best conditions in which to live, that is, no pollution, no de-forestation or over-development, and no hunting, trapping or interefering - just leave them alone to live out their wild lives.
Even if they could help, Alma fell km away from the nest, no way somebody sitting near the nest, could have run over to the fox to protect Alma. One must realize that osprey do attack raven, so raven attacked osprey. This is the sad war wild animals face to survive. We are so fortunate as people to be able to mostly avoid these struggles, but as a result, human impacts come at a cost to these wild birds. More birds die from human related causes than natural predators. So insteas of being mad at the raven or fox, consider that humans are the real enemy of osprey and let that put this event into perspective.
This has made me cry... We have a nature reserve very near us (I am in the UK) and we watch every year for the return of the breeding pair, mating, laying, hatching etc., This sounds awful... I know people will not agree but that male will be traumatised by the loss of his partner. I pray that they all survive xxxx
This has been a very tough year for Ospreys and the people who follow them via nest cams. Understanding that realistically not everyone can survive doesn't make it easier.
There are other options, non-intervention being one of them. The raven was just doing what birds of prey do, this is raw nature, we only know about it because of the nest cam, this will be happening to many other nests. Having said that, it does seem brutal to those who have been following this little family, their loss is very great.
@@eloraprettyman3268 I’ not so sure, the raven was tugging at the fatally wounded chick trying to take it off the nest when Ossi came flying in to defend the chicks. I think he got rid of Alma so the nest would be unprotected and came back to take a chick but was prevented by Ossi. Just my opinion, many people are trying to figure out what happened and why, there are different ideas.
@@agl1138 I think Janet said 'callous' because the raven didn't seem to want the chick for food, but only to kill it. But I'm sure Janet will answer for herself when she sees your comment.
Dear Ossi! He hung around the nest for a while after Alma's death and the relocation of the surviving chicks, and even flirted with a couple of female visitors, but after leaving on migration that year, he hasn't been seen since. There is a new couple on this nest now, Eine & Eura. They fledged one chick last year, 2022, and they have three small chicks this year, 2023. The third one hatched just a couple of days ago on 10th June.
Italian translated: "Nooo !!! But the other two then survived? Did they recover?" Answer: Vedi il commento appuntato, un pulcino è sopravvissuto. (See the pinned comment, one chick survived.)
Ossi has been back, on the 27th ruclips.net/video/-rU6IpQvv7M/видео.html ; and again on the 28th - with a new female!! ruclips.net/video/ugdMeaRHuMo/видео.html
Mom knew there was something wrong. Since returning to the nest with the fish, she took time trying to figure out what happened. She didn't call on the chicks to feed them. Then she flew away.
That was dad Ossi bringing fish. Sadly Alma the mother had been killed along with one of their chicks in the raven attack. More info in the description.
@@Not_fit_to_be_President Yes, wow. It was very hard to see. And comments from some people show they don't understand it was happening in a remote location many miles away, they thought I could have done something to stop the attack. But even if I wasn't at the end of a livestream, I'm not sure we should interfere with nature. Let them live their wild free lives. But as I said, it's hard to be an observer.
@@GeemeffGeemeff There are bird hunters, trophy hunters and cruel humans who buy exotic animals as pets. I'm sure we are already interfering with nature in the cruelest way. No animal is free if we allow hunting and taking animals out of their natural habitat!
So what happened to the dad or mom who brought the fish for the kids? Im wondering bcos these kind of behaviour of parents leaving kids to fend themselves is very rampant.... embarrassed to mention the name of my country
The Osprey project managers made the decision to remove the surviving chicks after the attack which killed their mum, and relocated them to another nest to be fostered by the resident pair of Ospreys. This was done because it’s not possible for one parent alone to protect and provide food for chicks. After the chicks were relocated, the surviving male parent Ossi returned to this nest a few times before leaving on migration. It’s hoped he will return as usual in the spring and raise a new family with a new mate.
They were still a little young to be self-feeding, you can see them having difficulties getting into the fish. Sadly after the two surviving chicks were moved to a foster nest with an adult to look after them, one chick died. But the last chick made it to be ringed (Darvic ring: yellow SRS) and fledged, and we hope we might see him return to the area as an adult, he is three years old this year.
That raven would have come back. By removing the chicks, whether or not you agree with intervention, both Ossi and the two surviving chicks get a second chance.
@@sylviakovessy Sadly that's how nature works. I'm not usually for intervention, but as I've followed this family for a while, I'm happy to hear the chicks are getting a second chance.
Ravens are big, powerful and smart. It's thought Alma may have been injured flying into a tree in the battle, and thus unable to fly, forced to the ground where the raven was able to overcome her. She fought valiantly, the fight was a good 15 minutes long before the raven felt sufficiently safe from her to return to the nest for the chicks. The actual cause of the chick's death has not been revealed.
Not usually dad’s job to do the feeding, just the providing. Louis at Loch Arkaig is quite unusual because he likes to help incubate the eggs and sometimes feeds the chicks as well. I’ve got lovely footage of him feeding the littlest chick and Aila feeding the older two.
Question Google-translated from Korean: Is one behind? no movement Answer: 뒤에서 움직이지 않는 것은 까마귀에게 죽임을 당한 것이다. (The one at the back not moving is the one killed by the Raven)
@@MariaPerez-rj7oy Sí, es la misma familia, el mismo pájaro en mi otro video. Este es de despues del atentado que mato a la mama Alma, este es el papa Ossi en este video
25 /7/ 2021 Statement from Satakunta Osprey project about Ossi & Alma's two relocated chicks:
Many have asked about the two babies of Ossi and Alma moved to the second nest as a result of the unfortunate events on Midsummer Eve. The chicks were ringed and investigated during the move.
The inspector of the nest visited the scene and found that one of the chicks had passed away. It was surprising that the deceased baby was the one who survived the raven attack with seemingly minor injuries. The cause of death of the baby was no longer able to be concluded at that point. The relocated chick has a yellow ring SRS, which was added during the relocation. On Thursday 22.7 SRS was photographed in flight near the nest, so this story seems to have a happy ending.
Midsummer's Eve events showed once again that anything can happen at the nests approach something you can't possibly prepare for. Hopefully Ossi will find a good partner for next year. A good sign is that Ossi has not abandoned his nest place due to setbacks, but has lived there in the last few days. And best of all, we've also seen females with Ossi on the nest. Next spring we'll see how the story continues in Ossi's nesting swamp.
The presence of ravens at Ossi's nesting swamp has also sparked discussion. However, they have been living in the same areas for a long time and they haven't been more harmful to the weather. The weathers have been nesting in that nest continuously since 2005; the first failure came only the other year as a result of a visit tby a goshawk and the second setback this year because of the raven.
saaksilive.fi/.../tietoa-alman-ja-ossin-poikasista/
So did any one of the three babies survive?
@@julieackerson3111 yes, one chick survived and went on to fledge, was seen flying strongly. That chick was ringed with Darvic ring Yellow SRS.
I wonder how the nest could be moved and the parent didn't have any problem.
@@tomsd8656 The nest is still there, but as a single parent can't look after unfledged chicks, the two survivors were removed and taken to another nest where the adults accepted them. Ossi continued to return to his nest occasionally last year.
Confusing explanation. Not everyone reading it is a regular viewer. The use of "happy ending" is also somewhat bizarre when there were deaths..
Update: Mods inform us the two chicks have been taken to a nest with no camera, which has a chick of a similar age. We wish them and dad Ossi the very best..
The livestream has been taken down while the two chicks are being removed and taken for safe relocation. The chick that was killed was the youngest chick, mods say nest 3 is not suitable for these two older chicks because of the age difference. Will update as soon as info received from the mods.
Thank Geemeff, so sad stories everywhere. Hopefully there will be a better outcome if they can save remaining ones. You can all see what a difficult life they have and so interesting and intellectual birds..just have to keep watching, wishing and hoping for all good things.. cwood01 god bless. X
Heart wrenching to say the least. At a loss for words as i am sure most of us are...thankfully something is being done to try to save what is left of this family. Dad would have very slim chance of feeding both alone, and for sure more loss would occur as he cant hunt and protect at same time. Best wishes to those attempting a rescue!!
Thanks for the update..
@@carolynwoodman1734 I think many people are echoing your good wishes for this tragic family.
Thank you Geemeff. So many wonderful people looking out for these beautiful birds. Cwood01 💘
Poor little birds, I hope they are safe now. Sad for the little one that didn’t make it, thanks for the updates
Cheryl, see pinned comment for latest update on the chicks
He died from malnutrition and fatigue
So sad to see what has happened here.😥 Nature is harsh & no escaping it.
I couldn't watch the film , but through your description know about the tragedy.
So sorry for the Mum , the 2 chicks left still in shock, but trying to feed.
I wish them all the very best in relocation, so very sad. Poor Dad will be lonely on his own.🐱♏💜🏴💫
Ossi has been around for a while, he's an experienced partner and good provider so his chances of finding a new mate and raising more chicks next year are very high. We will see - fingers crossed for him..
@@GeemeffGeemeff I'm sure you are right about his future 🙂
I've been following saaksilive for years and maybe that why this video was recommend to me. Very tragic happening but that's the nature. It can be cruel. I'm hoping the rescued chicks are doing well. Rip Alma :'(
Thanks geemeff for update on this tragic event
I would normally say 'my pleasure' but there's not a lot of joy to be had right now.
The lucky chick that wasn't harmed had alot of news to tell dad when he returned to the nest. I can only imagine what the little fellow understood was happening during the attack 😢
And what was the final? They survived? I do wan to know. Greatings for the movie. Many thanks
One chick survived. The details are in the description and the pinned comment.
Would be interesting to know what happened to the dead chick, is it left to decompose, pushed out the nest or even eaten as food for the remaining chicks.
felt incredibly saddened by this event
Yes, it was very difficult viewing. But Alma leaves a legacy of nine healthy fledged chicks, and with luck Ossi will pair-bond with a new mate and breed again next year.
Be like these amazing osprey. Just keep moving forward.
Satakunta Osprey nests 1 & 3 have been my choice to watch after Aila sadly did not return to Loch Arkaig. Heartbreaking to learn what happened today. My sincerest condolences to everyone,
Thank you on their behalf, it just seems unbelievable but I suppose the reality is sinking in slowly. I've followed these nests for some time and like you more closely since Aila's sad loss. This was hearbreaking to watch, how bravely Alma fought both the raven and the fox. RIP Alma.
@@GeemeffGeemeff Thank you Geemeff for posting the video i did start to watch it but after a few seconds i had to stop. I have read your description and another very graphic one that was posted elsewhere. I hope we get to know how the two relocated chicks progress and wish the very best for them and Ossi who is now on his own. Annie L
@@bonbarry We are told the ringers are expected to attend that new nest in due course, and if they do, we'll get an update on Alma & Ossi's final chicks. I'll post on here and on my Twitter channel as soon as any info received.
Thanks for sharing!!
First time to this channel, RUclips algorithm I guess. I guess this is the circle of life cruel as it may be. Interestingly enough we have a hawk around here (red-tailed hawk I believe) and this year a group of blackbirds (amateur bird watcher mind you) so not sure if they are blackbirds, crows, ravens or what. Since they have been here during the day I sometimes hear them carrying on definitely like they are after something. I did onetime investigate and the hawk was sitting on a tree branch and the blackbirds were diving at the hawk and making a lot of noise. The hawk did fly away but the blackbirds did as well in the direction of the hawk. We have loads of squirrels around here, rabbits, and this year 3 sets of Canadian geese with babies. There is also a holding pond close-by. I knew blackbirds (crows, ravens?) were very smart but I didn’t know they would attack chicks in the nest. They all have to eat but it’s still hard to witness. I am glad this video was in my recommend. I apologize for my ramble.
So glad the tough little guy made it!!
Heartbreaking year for osprey nest cams everywhere. That's all I have to say.
You are so right... alas...
Same for eagles...very heartbreaking....my heart aches for these beautiful creatures💖💔
Zed, you, or someone else made the same comment in the attack video. The truth is that life for these creatures Is challenging. An Osprey's chance of making it to two years of age is less than 50%! I can tell you heartbreaking stories involving my local nests, that have occurred every single year that I've been observing them.
In fact, one situation was very similar to this. The female osprey disappeared, and the male worked valiantly to raise the chicks for weeks, only to eventually have them picked off by Great Horned Owls!
These birds didn't get covid, and there's nothing unusual about this year. This is simply bird life, and we've just found out about it because of technology.
@@carlwilliams6977 I agree with you Carl, it happens all the time and we only know about these individual tragedies because of the nest cam. Having said that, when you've followed a family for a long time, it does feel like losing a friend no matter how dispassionate you might try to be in the situation. I'm glad we don't have GHO in the UK - like Goshawks, they are beautiful but fearsome creatures, striking so quickly and efficiently.
@@christinecalifornia8136 Hard to watch, but I take comfort from the fact it's nature in normal action, and not humans interfering with guns or traps.
The poor lil one that got it's head chewed up is in total shock and traumatized. Makes sense why most all birds are so skittish as adults... they were born into trauma. Nature is so awesome. Birds will keep their heads on a swivel for a lifetime after this. Interesting
Is this the same nest attacked by the raven?
I thought mom died. Or is this a dad?
Yes, this is dad Ossi bringing fish for the two surviving chicks after the raven attack. Soon afterwards the Osprey project management relocated the two chicks to a foster nest. One subsequently died of hidden injuries or maybe shock, but the other went on to fledge.
Was this after the Raven attack? I thought the Fox got her or him.
This is the dad Ossi bringing fish for his two surviving chicks. After his mate Alma was injured by the raven, it returned and killed one of the chicks leaving Alma unable to fly and she was taken by the fox.
@@GeemeffGeemeff Thanks bud I have a Doves nest on my deck.Dont mess with Ma Ma dove. they have a nasty upper cut
This is incredibly sad, and I am pissed that the person recording this never helped those birds.
If you read the description, you'll see that the nest is in a remote location with a nest cam streaming live, from which this clip was taken. There is no person nearby holding a camera making a recording. Also, please keep in mind it is illegal to disturb birds during the nesting season so if someone by chance happened to be nearby, it would be a criminal act to intervene. Nature is harsh! But the best we can do is make sure wildlife has the best conditions in which to live, that is, no pollution, no de-forestation or over-development, and no hunting, trapping or interefering - just leave them alone to live out their wild lives.
Why do you think someone would hold a camera and sit on top of the tress for hours ???
@@old_monk7011 😆
Even if they could help, Alma fell km away from the nest, no way somebody sitting near the nest, could have run over to the fox to protect Alma. One must realize that osprey do attack raven, so raven attacked osprey. This is the sad war wild animals face to survive. We are so fortunate as people to be able to mostly avoid these struggles, but as a result, human impacts come at a cost to these wild birds. More birds die from human related causes than natural predators. So insteas of being mad at the raven or fox, consider that humans are the real enemy of osprey and let that put this event into perspective.
@@old_monk7011 this is hilarious mate. i know it's a 6 month old comment but nonetheless hilarious.
I'm watching all kind of birdcams. This year is horrorble. Rain, cold and predators everywhere. But it's nature.
Nature is being especially harsh this year it seems.
Poor nest. Is there a video on the 2 babies being rescued?
No video of the rescue, and the chicks have gone to a nest with no camera.
It’s like “yo bro share, you didn’t even get hurt”
Yes
This has made me cry... We have a nature reserve very near us (I am in the UK) and we watch every year for the return of the breeding pair, mating, laying, hatching etc., This sounds awful... I know people will not agree but that male will be traumatised by the loss of his partner. I pray that they all survive xxxx
This has been a very tough year for Ospreys and the people who follow them via nest cams. Understanding that realistically not everyone can survive doesn't make it easier.
Yes, intervention is the only option. I didn't know that ravens are such callous creatures.
There are other options, non-intervention being one of them. The raven was just doing what birds of prey do, this is raw nature, we only know about it because of the nest cam, this will be happening to many other nests. Having said that, it does seem brutal to those who have been following this little family, their loss is very great.
@@GeemeffGeemeff But obviously the raven didnt kill for prey just killed for sake of just killing
@@eloraprettyman3268 I’ not so sure, the raven was tugging at the fatally wounded chick trying to take it off the nest when Ossi came flying in to defend the chicks. I think he got rid of Alma so the nest would be unprotected and came back to take a chick but was prevented by Ossi. Just my opinion, many people are trying to figure out what happened and why, there are different ideas.
How have you decided Ravens are callous? Because they kill? Of course, Osprey's are vegans.
@@agl1138 I think Janet said 'callous' because the raven didn't seem to want the chick for food, but only to kill it. But I'm sure Janet will answer for herself when she sees your comment.
why did the raven attack them?
Less competition for food. Ravens also have chick's, so they'll kill any other species of bird if they get the chance.
Poor Ossi is confused.
Dear Ossi! He hung around the nest for a while after Alma's death and the relocation of the surviving chicks, and even flirted with a couple of female visitors, but after leaving on migration that year, he hasn't been seen since. There is a new couple on this nest now, Eine & Eura. They fledged one chick last year, 2022, and they have three small chicks this year, 2023. The third one hatched just a couple of days ago on 10th June.
@@GeemeffGeemeff Poor Ossi and Alma. This was a very sad end for this pair. It's very sad how short the lives of wild birds are.
That poop shot was awesome!
Too bad he didn't use that against the raven.....
Он много перенёс.бедняга❤😢
😂
let me ask you something..is that raven evil?
No
Nooo!!! Ma gli altri due poi erano sopravvissuti? Si erano ripresi?
Italian translated: "Nooo !!! But the other two then survived? Did they recover?"
Answer: Vedi il commento appuntato, un pulcino è sopravvissuto.
(See the pinned comment, one chick survived.)
Oh! Bless this chicks, by by babies..
Ooooh!! I hope at least, I see ossi again 😪🙏
Ossi has been back, on the 27th ruclips.net/video/-rU6IpQvv7M/видео.html ; and again on the 28th - with a new female!! ruclips.net/video/ugdMeaRHuMo/видео.html
자연에서 새끼들이 다 성장하도록 사고없이 자라는 것은 동물이나 조류나 참 어려운 일안 것 같다! 잘 자라기를 바라머...
자연은 매우 가혹할 수 있습니다
I did not even know when i cried out. The one that attarked, Is it a raven or a crock?
The attacker was a Raven. Ravens are much bigger and stronger than their cousin the Crow.
ВСЕМ КТО НЕ ПОНЯЛ, ЖИЛИ.БЫЛИ СЕМЬЯ
МАМА ПАПА И ТРОЕ ДЕТОК
1 - ВОРОН ЗАКЛЕВАЛ.НЕ ВЫЖИЛ
2- ПОРАНИЛ.НО ВЫЖИЛ
3-ЗРИТЕЛЬ.ТОЖЕ ЖИВ ❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing
Mom knew there was something wrong. Since returning to the nest with the fish, she took time trying to figure out what happened. She didn't call on the chicks to feed them. Then she flew away.
That was dad Ossi bringing fish. Sadly Alma the mother had been killed along with one of their chicks in the raven attack. More info in the description.
@@GeemeffGeemeff
Wow. 😯
@@Not_fit_to_be_President Yes, wow. It was very hard to see. And comments from some people show they don't understand it was happening in a remote location many miles away, they thought I could have done something to stop the attack. But even if I wasn't at the end of a livestream, I'm not sure we should interfere with nature. Let them live their wild free lives. But as I said, it's hard to be an observer.
@@GeemeffGeemeff There are bird hunters, trophy hunters and cruel humans who buy exotic animals as pets. I'm sure we are already interfering with nature in the cruelest way. No animal is free if we allow hunting and taking animals out of their natural habitat!
Gracias por compartir
👍 De nada
So what happened to the dad or mom who brought the fish for the kids? Im wondering bcos these kind of behaviour of parents leaving kids to fend themselves is very rampant.... embarrassed to mention the name of my country
The Osprey project managers made the decision to remove the surviving chicks after the attack which killed their mum, and relocated them to another nest to be fostered by the resident pair of Ospreys. This was done because it’s not possible for one parent alone to protect and provide food for chicks. After the chicks were relocated, the surviving male parent Ossi returned to this nest a few times before leaving on migration. It’s hoped he will return as usual in the spring and raise a new family with a new mate.
One can't even eat ! Still in shock!😮
They were still a little young to be self-feeding, you can see them having difficulties getting into the fish. Sadly after the two surviving chicks were moved to a foster nest with an adult to look after them, one chick died. But the last chick made it to be ringed (Darvic ring: yellow SRS) and fledged, and we hope we might see him return to the area as an adult, he is three years old this year.
were the mother?!
The mother was killed protecting her chicks from an attack by a raven, the details are in the description.
ossi is the fist in the nest!!!honor !!!
Ossi continus to return to the nest, I hope he will pair with a new mate and raise chicks again here next year.
Yes it does feel like they need to be moved now
That raven would have come back. By removing the chicks, whether or not you agree with intervention, both Ossi and the two surviving chicks get a second chance.
@@GeemeffGeemeff thank you. I definitely agree with intervention. I’m just traumatized by this ! Poor mom.
@@sylviakovessy Sadly that's how nature works. I'm not usually for intervention, but as I've followed this family for a while, I'm happy to hear the chicks are getting a second chance.
Heartbreaking
Yes, a tragedy for Ossi's family and all the nest cam watchers too.
Was this after the possesed raven wrecked havoc?
Yes, clue's in the title, details in the description.
It's a pity that it has grown so much😓😓😓😓😓😓残念
That’s very sad 😔 a way of life
WATCHED THE ATTACK AND FINALLY GOT OVER IT THEN SAW THIS SO RENEWED DREAD OF IT LOOKS LIKE ONLY ONE IS GOOD OTHER IS PRETTY BAD OFF
Everyone thought the Crow lured the Osprey into the woods and the fox had eaten it…wow
It did...the female is dead...its the male that came to nest
@@shivamplays8598 wow
5:04 what a cannon
Show that the injuried chick is still ok to pass motion lol.
The balance of nature.
Hay lắm
Bloody hell Dad, where were you!!!!
That crow wouldn’t of stood a chance against this bird
Our good lord created a savage world for us
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Dang how was a raven able to get chased by the mother and win that battle… did he break the neck of the first chick
Ravens are big, powerful and smart. It's thought Alma may have been injured flying into a tree in the battle, and thus unable to fly, forced to the ground where the raven was able to overcome her. She fought valiantly, the fight was a good 15 minutes long before the raven felt sufficiently safe from her to return to the nest for the chicks. The actual cause of the chick's death has not been revealed.
@@GeemeffGeemeff It's a Raven so it probably pecked open the skull to get the brain.
@@Ushio01 Perhaps you might want to watch the video or read the description before commenting.
That second chick that got attack it was badly beaten by the raven around the head and face but somehow recover fast
I wonder how severe that chick's injuries are, the raven had a good go. Fingers crossed for its survival in its new nest.
@@GeemeffGeemeff The chick is still able to shit well, goes to show how tough it is.
omg. Dang ravens. Dad brought a fish but didnt feed it though
Not usually dad’s job to do the feeding, just the providing. Louis at Loch Arkaig is quite unusual because he likes to help incubate the eggs and sometimes feeds the chicks as well. I’ve got lovely footage of him feeding the littlest chick and Aila feeding the older two.
It looked like to me that he delivers the fish, then keeps waiting for mom to come take it. That was heartbreaking 😔
@@JeanBrewer yes heart breaking the whole thing im very sad about it all. Im hope to hear more on how they other 2 are doing
im cry..😭😭
Very sad the Reaven is killing a chick because he wants to reduce rivals in his area, but people kill millions of chicks every day just for money😥😥🥺🥺
Human logic is a bitch. Especially when morals and ethics interfere
Very much the truth. People should visit slaughter houses. Or Finnish fur farms. People are Evil.
The parents are cowards!
💔💧💦💦💦so sad 😢
一羽死んじゃったの？
(question transl: Did one die?)answer: 悲しいことに、はい (tranl: sadly, yes)
Osprey is amazing, crows are evil beings
If you want to see a sweet revenge video check out the one where a Komodo dragon snatches a raven and swallows it.
I thought raven will harm the rest t babies if not they will revenge when they grow
Жалко третьего, ворона похоже голову то ему свернула
Только один цыпленок в конечном итоге выжил
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Surullista, mut tätä se on. Karu luonto ja elämä
하나는 뒤진건가;;; 움직임이 없네
Question Google-translated from Korean: Is one behind? no movement
Answer: 뒤에서 움직이지 않는 것은 까마귀에게 죽임을 당한 것이다. (The one at the back not moving is the one killed by the Raven)
Hay otro primer video. Y es otro pájaro que lo mató un cuervo.
@@MariaPerez-rj7oy Sí, es la misma familia, el mismo pájaro en mi otro video. Este es de despues del atentado que mato a la mama Alma, este es el papa Ossi en este video
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5:03 projectile shit 😝
Hope the babies grow up and hunt that raven down.
That raven was only acting according to nature, it is neither good nor evil, it just is what it is.
@GeemeffGeemeff people hate Ravens and Crows. They are smart birds, I love them. Plus they help clean up our roads of dead animals.
:(
太可憐了
Look like the 1 chick is eating the whole fish n letting the other 1 have any he might start eating his dead little brother if he gets hungry enough
Leaving the nest was a huge mistake, stupid bird
Terminator 2 : resuscitation
Thanks for sharing