Cooper's Hawk attacks Owl.

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Published 2009-07-18
"Just listen to me!" said Sharp-Shinned Hawk to Great Horned Owl (was the title of this video until I was corrected by Matt the birder, Thanks Matt). It was filmed in the back alley behind our house. The birds were nesting and had two healthy chicks which they are now teaching to fly. They really hated the plastic owl and attacked it many times daily until the owl was removed.

All Comments (21)
  • @PureBlood42
    Hawk to owl: "Your passive-aggressive nature is so annoying." Owl remains unmoved, in silence.
  • @Sxxmaschine
    imagine the owl turning its head in end of the video hahahahaha
  • @joegalli2831
    It probably has a nest nearby it usually makes those noises when there is a predator nearby.
  • @resinated666
    hawk says "look honey im so tuff and stuff, ill protect our young. i beat this owl up on the daily"
  • @seannolan5751
    The hawk is thinking to himself, is he for real he doesn't give two hoots.
  • I love how owls and hawks have just a huge rivalry they fight over nothing but land and somtukes eat eggs, but most of the time, hawks and owl just duke it out
  • @highcheeseman667
    These fake owls work good. I have one on my pool fence to stop the  birds from swimming in my pool.  I just thought that an fake owl would make them not go in and it works.
  • Thank you for sharing this video. It just goes to show how "effective" these so called hawk deterrents really are...or as demonstrated here not a deterrent at all !
  • @crkfle9816
    Where's the attack? I WAS PROMISED TO FIND ONE
  • @RYYSZLA
    THE OWL IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS
  • @cosmicreef5858
    the owl is LITERALLY gives middle finger for the hawk XDDD I ma staying and u WON'T attack me..UNDERSTOOD?! badass owl XD...wait a statue? XD LOOOL...U got me..I looked at the legs and saw
  • @joearnold5836
    You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? Then who the hell else are you talkin' to?
  • @2degucitas
    Well, now we know what "IT"S AN OWL!!" sounds like in kestrel language!
  • @hiverchaud
    Hilarious! I can see why he would be confused though considering that owls are motionless a lot of the times.