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Whew!
wonder what happened to the eggs/chicks.. understand there was more than one hawk attack on this nest.. anyone know the fate of the eggs and chicks? thanks !
One of the best parts of this video is this youtube comment:
“This pretty much sums up how a North Korean “attack” on America will end up. Stupid ass hawk. AMERICA!!!?”