Sometimes Mother Nature Can Surprise Us

Lacewing · Jun 12, 2017

In this Eagle nest the Mom and Pop are feeding a baby red tailed Hawk for several weeks now. Makes me wonder what is in store for this Hawk as it grows up and discovers the larger siblings.

Experts surprised red-tailed hawk chick surviving in bald-eagle nest. | Vancouver Sun

sonja · Jun 13, 2017

How interesting! I'd love to know what happens.

Kentuckienne · Jun 13, 2017

Wow! I wonder how often things like this happen, and we never saw it before the advent of the internet?

Katu · Jun 13, 2017

This is fascinating, although I'm more than a little afraid to see what the outcome will be. I'm imagining the hawk thinking "I'm an eagle! I'm an eagle!", while the eagles suddenly decide that they have had food delivered right to them.

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SailBoat · Jun 13, 2017

Lacewing said:
In this Eagle nest the Mom and Pop are feeding a baby red tailed Hawk for several weeks now. Makes me wonder what is in store for this Hawk as it grows up and discovers the larger siblings.

Experts surprised red-tailed hawk chick surviving in bald-eagle nest. | Vancouver Sun

Normally, this would be fairly easy to see the future. But if it is a good year from the side of available food supply for the Eagle parents and they keep feeding the little one and the two older one are well feed. That Hawk would have to deal with other eagles more than his current family. It will be either tragic or highly interesting.

Lacewing · Jun 13, 2017

Could be baby hawk will fledged first and get out.

Lacewing · Jun 13, 2017

Maybe baby hawk will fledged first.

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