Crows trying to rescue baby crow from Bald Eagle nest

***Update: The crow chick died on Saturday, May 16. That was one day after this video was recorded and uploaded to YouTube. On the day it died, the crow chick seemed to be doing fairly well until mid-morning; that's when the much larger eaglet (baby eagle), rested upon it. Regular observers of this nest say it's likely that the crow chick died of suffocation. At least one nest observer speculates that it's also possible that a talon might have caused a puncture wound. Nest observers have since commented that the eagles did not eat the crow chick. Rather, they say one of the adult eagles buried the body of the crow chick in the nest. The crow chick had survived for 3 days in the eagle nest.

(White Rock, British Columbia, Canada / May 15, 2020) Watch several instances throughout this video wherein adult crows repeatedly "dive bomb" towards a Bald Eagle nest.
Inside the nest is a baby crow, along with a baby eagle and (at times) both adult Bald Eagles.
It's believed the baby crow was brought into the nest on Thursday, May 14th by one of the adult Bald Eagles. Bald Eagles often raid crow nests and feed young crows to their eaglets.
Originally, this nest had two eagle eggs this year. However, one of the eagle eggs never hatched. Some observers speculate that the Bald Eagles haven't killed this baby crow because it may be viewed as a replacement for the egg that never hatched.
Earlier in the same afternoon that this video was recorded, another baby crow was brought to the nest and fed to the eaglet.
This video was edited live as I watched 3 web cams at this nest location. I had each camera open in a separate tab in my browser. I used Camtasia to record my screen. As events unfolded for nearly an hour, I switched between the 3 tabs in my browser, essentially switching between 3 cameras. This was all done in real time. If you look at the time stamps on each camera, they will match-up in real time. So, this is not a compilation of different moments in a day. This is *real time*...exactly what transpired over the course of 50-minutes and 43-seconds. The nest cams are owned and operated by the Hancock Wildlife Foundation, https://hancockwildlife.org.

Other sources for information on this nest:
Hancock Wildlife Foundation on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiO_1nCGmRO8vXdroybtIUQ

Hancock Wildlife Foundation website: https://hancockwildlife.org/

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