Killdeer broken wing act.
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Uploaded by psychoticnrg on May 6, 2007
I stumbled upon a fledgling killdeer in a field and it's parents both feign injuries in an attempt to lead you away from their young.
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When i was a little kid, i was at a farm and these bird were everywhere. They did the broken wing act and i would follow them and they would lure me far away from the field where a guess their eggs were. It tricked me!
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I can hear these things outside of my window right now.
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haha you little faker you! reminds me of my ex.
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THAT WAS AWESOME!
This bird is so cool. Thanks!
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LOL my dog got scammed by a killdeer yesterday. Didn't have to take him for a walk though.
9 months ago 2
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Birds are really smart!
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evry year i c about 23 baby killder and i love chasing them !!!!!!!!!!!
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THOSE BITCHES! DAMMIT!
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listversers? ...again
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It pretends it has a broken wing to lead you away from the nest/chicks. When we were kids, we used to catch the babies (who run really fast) by going in the opposite direction the parents were going. No, we did not hurt the babies...just looked at them, put them down, and let them go back to mom and dad.
And no, birds don't abandon chicks who have been handled by humans.
machikoneko 4 years ago 18
Isn't that amazing that even birds know how to trick predators to help save their babies!
VicFetters 3 years ago 13