Real life stories still seem the best. Here there is a beatiful beach but it's poluted by seaguls droppings. They always look for better ways to scare the birds off. Here they used dogs. Another place they use hawlks. My friend is a Conservation Officer in Colorado with hundreds of stories.
@Dallouez Here we got a problem with them, because this beach is in the axis of runways, and they use to regroup on runway , after threshold. As there is a small bump, you cannot see them, once, I ' ve killed 16 in only one take- off, fortunately, it was a heavy duty aircraft, not too many damages.
Cool story.. I guess I think I know why because I had birds fly into my window a lot. I use to live in the country and saw things most people don't see. Like I had a minature weasle attack a chimpmonk (sp) a shrick (sp). How about this I swam a lot in the same place one day I felt I was being followed and saw a school of a dozen fish swimming with me. One even let nme tickle it while it looked through my facemask. Wanna know why? LOL
@Dallouez I dive often in the sea in my beach. I feed the shrimps and fishes. Once, I had a small schrimp eating bread in my hand while another one was rummaging through my hair on arm looking for crumbs. I ' ve yet patted a cuttlefish and a torpedo ray, but when my young son tried to pat the torpedo, it has shocked him. In West Indies, during a special grey day, all small fishes have got mad and attacked all swimmers. Funny to see people running out of water after 3 meters swim.
LOL love the video! I think I'll try making one. Story. During the nesting season blackbirds are agressive, A jerk shrink at work would run and break the law by running over a interstate bridge. One day he was late and we got a phone call. Seems the jerk got run off the btidge by attacking blackbirds and needed a ride back to work. My boss wouldn't let me buy a black T shirt with bird poop on it for him.
i' ve seen various videos where birds attack men. As towns grow and invade their areas, they consider towns as their territory, and chase everything they do' nt want to see. Yesterday, at 7 am, a seagull has landed on my windowsill and knocked at the window, obviously, it was a request. First time in 30 years !
No risk, they just want to frighten the prey bird, all humans on the beach have never represented a danger for them. They represent food providers more....
Il n' y a que des immeubles autour, la première colonie est à 2 km, dans les étangs, et elle crée beaucoup de dégâts auprès des oiseaux migrateurs. Sur la vidéo, on voit très bien que les oiseaux viennent de très loin pour attaquer. Ce comportement date de 20 ans, pas avant.
When I made it , 30 years ago, they did' nt attack. About ten years ago, they reintroduce vultures and somme eagles in mountains at 100 km inland, since that time, they attack as fast as you see.
05:39 Holy shit! It's a topless beach! Nice one, French!
QuartuvLarry 11 months ago
Ordinary beach, here.
Speedymartin 11 months ago
Imagine if there was a whole squadron of those kites! The seagulls would be going NUTS!
QuartuvLarry 11 months ago
Should be a way to electrocute those fuckin' seagulls!
QuartuvLarry 11 months ago
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mrrubenvv 1 year ago
Real life stories still seem the best. Here there is a beatiful beach but it's poluted by seaguls droppings. They always look for better ways to scare the birds off. Here they used dogs. Another place they use hawlks. My friend is a Conservation Officer in Colorado with hundreds of stories.
Dallouez 1 year ago
@Dallouez Here we got a problem with them, because this beach is in the axis of runways, and they use to regroup on runway , after threshold. As there is a small bump, you cannot see them, once, I ' ve killed 16 in only one take- off, fortunately, it was a heavy duty aircraft, not too many damages.
Speedymartin 1 year ago
Cool story.. I guess I think I know why because I had birds fly into my window a lot. I use to live in the country and saw things most people don't see. Like I had a minature weasle attack a chimpmonk (sp) a shrick (sp). How about this I swam a lot in the same place one day I felt I was being followed and saw a school of a dozen fish swimming with me. One even let nme tickle it while it looked through my facemask. Wanna know why? LOL
Dallouez 1 year ago
@Dallouez I dive often in the sea in my beach. I feed the shrimps and fishes. Once, I had a small schrimp eating bread in my hand while another one was rummaging through my hair on arm looking for crumbs. I ' ve yet patted a cuttlefish and a torpedo ray, but when my young son tried to pat the torpedo, it has shocked him. In West Indies, during a special grey day, all small fishes have got mad and attacked all swimmers. Funny to see people running out of water after 3 meters swim.
Speedymartin 1 year ago
LOL love the video! I think I'll try making one. Story. During the nesting season blackbirds are agressive, A jerk shrink at work would run and break the law by running over a interstate bridge. One day he was late and we got a phone call. Seems the jerk got run off the btidge by attacking blackbirds and needed a ride back to work. My boss wouldn't let me buy a black T shirt with bird poop on it for him.
Dallouez 1 year ago
@Dallouez Thanks.
i' ve seen various videos where birds attack men. As towns grow and invade their areas, they consider towns as their territory, and chase everything they do' nt want to see. Yesterday, at 7 am, a seagull has landed on my windowsill and knocked at the window, obviously, it was a request. First time in 30 years !
Speedymartin 1 year ago
You're pretty lucky that they did NOT attack you next!
dsant95020 2 years ago
No risk, they just want to frighten the prey bird, all humans on the beach have never represented a danger for them. They represent food providers more....
Speedymartin 2 years ago
Il n' y a que des immeubles autour, la première colonie est à 2 km, dans les étangs, et elle crée beaucoup de dégâts auprès des oiseaux migrateurs. Sur la vidéo, on voit très bien que les oiseaux viennent de très loin pour attaquer. Ce comportement date de 20 ans, pas avant.
Speedymartin 3 years ago
wtf is that thing in top leftm corner at 2:26
ownageofbh 3 years ago
It' s another bird at higher altitude. I cannot say if it' s a cormoran or a heron.
Speedymartin 3 years ago
wow lol that's pretty cool. Do they know it's suppose to be an eagle.. or are they just being curious and trying to figure out what it is?
LykopisGilneas 4 years ago
When I made it , 30 years ago, they did' nt attack. About ten years ago, they reintroduce vultures and somme eagles in mountains at 100 km inland, since that time, they attack as fast as you see.
Speedymartin 4 years ago