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When birds attack

by Huskerfan (Subscribe)

Posted on: Jul 30, 2008 at 10:06 PM CST

Channel: Pets & Animals

Our dog was attacked by not one but two yellow breast kingbirds protecting their nest. They "dive bombed" our dog anytime she went near the nest. The birds were very aggressive and they actually pecked at her face. We tried to protect the dog by waving off the "kamikazie like" birds with brooms and foam wackanoodles. Crazy birds need psychiatric help!

Joni says ...

On Wednesday, Jul 30 at 10:14 PM

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We had birds like this at our house too. They wouldn't leave our cat alone. My husband went outside near the nest and one of the birds continued to swoop down almost hitting him. We just left the birds alone and eventually they flew away. Neat video.

allie says ...

On Sunday, Aug 3 at 8:46 PM

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that was totally WICKED!!!!!!

mcwitch says ...

On Sunday, Aug 17 at 9:41 AM

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Mockingbirds and Blue Jays are particularly noted for this behavior also, and I have witnessed many attacks on cats and dogs that strayed too close to their nest. The best thing is just to leave the birds alone until their fledglings leave the nest.

hi~ says ...

On Thursday, Jan 22 at 6:44 PM

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that video is so cool i thougt the dog would notice but she didnt, did she ever get hit by it?

Spurwing Plover says ...

On Saturday, Mar 14 at 1:52 PM

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I have been dived bombed by BACKBIRDS and we had a cat run back to our back pourch onetime by some STELLAR JAYS and i have watched a pair of WESTERN KINGBIRDS chase a red tail hawk I MEAN THESE BIRDS CAN BE ABSOLUTLY FEARLESS AT TIMES

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