Could sit 🪑 all day watching the Ravens & the other forest friends. The forests is like Heaven.😊

Wow! The pine trees covered with snow look indistinguishable from an oil painting. Its so beautiful! I miss that soft peaceful quiet atmosphere that is a unique part of a still winter day where everything is covered in a fresh blanket of snow. Its the most euphoric feeling of peace that you cant describe to anyone whos never seen it or lived in a place that never has a true winter season. Ive been in Florida for 15 years but I do terribly miss a perfect winter day so badly sometimes. I really liked everything about this video.

One of the better documuntarys out there, and gorgeous scenery. Wish I lived there.

this film is a creation of beauty, helps one to love these ravens...helps us understand how lucky we are to have these fascinating big birds around.

This was a really nice documentary about ravens!

Thanks for this hidden Gem!! Informative and brilliant. I especially liked the part where they play the brass instruments and it reverberates across the water and the mountains. Just Majestic!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I love all birds they teach us when are environ are changing by climate and water ,the ravens shown the history of what’s to come in different environment

Lol.... I love Ravens 💚, thank you for the entertainment and information !!! Such beautiful location 💚

A proper old-fashioned nature documentary. None of the needless flash and repetition of modern attempts.

Just the start is enough for a like this should be awesome 👍

Very beautiful docu about the most fascinating birds, thank you.

Ravens and crows. Live free and pass on your knowledge. Let's strive to be this way.

Beautiful visually & an incredible soundtrack!

5:45 What a familiar sight, my friend raises pigs in Canada and the Ravens here do exactly the same thing !

So beautiful, an animals and nature feast for the soul...i loved the slow pace, a bit like a guided meditation....so peaceful. Now, where's my passport! So want to go there.

I enjoyed watching this Raven Doc.

A wonderful programme. Beautiful and interesting to watch..

What a wonderfull music and scenery!

So beautiful Ravens! Thanks so much and ATB!

I've seen footage of Ravens walking side by side with pedestrians at a traffic crosswalk. They're dropping nuts with hard shells onto the pavement as they go. When the traffic lights change allowing the cars to drive by, they wait on the sidewalk. When the traffic lights change again, they walk with the next set of pedestrians eating the nuts from the shells that the cars have broken open by driving over them. How clever is that!

Very beautiful nature documentary.

Thanks 4 amazing video RAVENS &ROOSTERS are really wise & tough birds with strong determined nerves all d way

The buzzard part is hilarious

Love ravens so intelligent we have them in our mountains love to see and hear them 💖🙂👍♣️

I especially enjoyed the slow motion at the end

Wonderfully Documeted....Thank You...

Great writing

It is still a legend that whilst ravens remain in the Tower of London, it will remain standing. I don't know when this started, but goes back many years, probably to the time that it was built.

Thank you, a proper old fashioned nature documentary, no pump and circumstance and hurrying, hurray ;) In Holland we've got grey geese also, we call them wild geese. They forage in fields of remote nature reserves, with water close. Every end of summer I watch large V formations flying over. With the sound that makes me feel slightly melancholic, wanting to join the geese in their flight to new horizons and feeding grounds. During the procession, I smiled when I saw the cows watching it, curious as always. And lastly, I do wonder why the wolves and geese are fed, shouldn't they be left to their own natural way of life?

Anything raven wins!!!

Ravens are amazing birds so intelligent with different ways then most bird 🦅 am so attached to there ways how they enter act with one another god bless the ravens

My favorite dino!

"A buzzard is a buzzard, and must be humiliated"

Imagine a narrator telling you a bed time story 😍😍😍

FIRST!!! Also I love this channel thanks for the uploads :)

Why does the narrator call those birds of prey "buzzards"? They looked like hawks to me. Anyway, here in northwestern Pennsylvania on the shores of the Great Lake Erie, we have buzzards - turkey buzzards we call them - and they're one of the biggest birds in the Americas, and second only to the Andean condor I believe. With a 6 to 8 foot wingspan and a face only a mother could love, these birds have a strange and grisly history up here this far north. As the story goes, these birds, which roost only about 10 miles or so from here, migrated from the south following battles of the American civil war and the trail of dead horses they left behind as far north as Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. They then headed up into northwestern Pennsylvania, southwestern New York, and beyond. In fact, I've hiked to where they roost and that's actually in New York state. One evening, in 2014 I believe, while visiting my ex-wife and our four kids who lived near the lake shore, I looked up and noticed what I'm sure had to be our entire population of turkey buzzards, about 50 or so, all roosting in the top of a single tree right next to their house. They appeared as huge and ominous shadows, lurking silently over us at dusk, peering down at us and clicking their beaks. It creeped everyone out - but me since I thought it was cool - but then again, I am a long-time bird lover... Update: (As a murder of crows caw away near me...), while researching the info for this comment, I discovered that some people I guess do actually call hawks "buzzards" which is a bit disconcerting since birds of prey are beautiful, while buzzards, a.k.a. vultures, aren't so much so...

I'm sorry this is not just a good documentary, this is probably one of the most witty and hilariously written documentaries out there... is a bit python-esque/dry but it also helps the ravens are silly to begin with sometimes... 🤣😆

Sharon your right! Cm are a necessary 5 second annoyance . For world class material like this. The views break my heart in awe and wonder the narrator s voice Giving meaning. Thank you. Everything needs money in this society why is this wrong? Just think if we used rocks? Think of it?

Thanks for this very special docu. What a peaceful valley this Alm Valley......one of the seldom times that catholisism doesn't seem to be so revolting......Still....some interesting things about ravens, this also seemed more of a promotion for Austria's holliday possibilities.......Although it admits to this in the description.......

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Очень интересно... спасибо

"Black bird singin' in the dead of night,take these broken wings and learn to fly...all your life, you have been only waiting for this moment to arise...black bird fly!..."

That Raven is telling him to get lost, Lol

very nice

I find it interesting in how their are so many nature documentaries depicting Austria as the subject. Its such as small place with obviously few different eco-regions, compared to say California , Although I do enjoy them.

thumbs up on this one!, is this a German Narrator speaking English?, Bloody well spoken English!!! LOL the sound tech on this video tells me it's German. .......great footage, thank you for upload. :) Greetz from Australia. Mick

0:45 ugh... What? 😂

The best animal I'm love Ravens

fly upside down

wow

They look like hawks .

That 's so sweet , the cattle are rounded up and decorated were to busy slitting their throats in America , they are some much more humane to their animals in Austria , that's is why it is one of my favorite countries , I have been there a couple of times , love it

12:16 Are these not falcons??

8 ads. I could just watch TV. TD

Don't ever complain about changin' your baby's diapers. NEVERMORE.

A Raven is the average intelligent fast thinking bird with additional attention span and objective permanence. They're relatable because they're on the same positive feedback loop that humans adopted not that long ago. If they're able to keep that x4 more efficient bird brain fully fueled and cool enough all year round they're able to use that food stashing LiDAR instant memory to also amass a lot of self taught knowledge very quickly compared to a more robust slower human. Every wild or pet bird I've checked has understood a mutually exclusive choice between food now or better food after a tolerable wait. The variable is obviously waiting time and potion sizes with the predictable spread across bird species of what individual birds found a good deal or something to complain about. A good test of animals smarts I've found most applicable is how fast a creature I'd able to overcome a strong reaction or modify core behaviours to better exploit a new beneficial opportunity.

my babies

bro @30:00 when the babies met

Narrator sounds like Jeremy Clarkson minus the sarcasm :-)

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Hold on... what happened at 19:42? It looks like the Raven wrecks itself (the sounds implies an accident) and then they move on like nothing happened? What?

1646m one has red ribbon on back

Nature documentaries are my favorite genre. This one about ravens was quite pleasant, with some nice poetic touches, but a bit boring. Unlike the author's claim, I did NOT feel that "this documentary probe[d] deep into the raven's soul." Specifically, it did not probe too deep into the bird's well--researched keen intelligence. I believe that Conrad Lorentz, one of my favorite ethologists, might have been somewhat disappointed, too.

Except those aren't buzzards. They are coopers hawks

G-d made them smart and sent them to feed Elijah in the desert

They might be the Ravens of the Valley, actually.

45:05 She does not want to be there.

Feeding the boars. He's simply pouring man-made crop production excess over the fence to them. They could do that with the entirety of Europe's restaurant and residential food waste and scraps. Just load it up into light aircraft and pour it all over the forest reserves for the boars, ravens, and whatever the hell else, to take care of it.

At the edge of the Dead Mountains lies an enchanting, sparsely populated area - the inner Alm Valley. Good Dogs and the Ravine of Big Ravens. Next on Wild Discovery.

2:43 is when the action starts

fascinating, a shame about the atrocious background muszac!

im thinking 20 min

fucking superb you funky little death omens

I’m trippin off shrooms while watching this and this is the most majestic species out here

Quoth the raven; Nevermore.

Besides the people who handled and researched the birds there is too many people in a doc about animals... and the narration is a bit idiotic. But you have amazing ravens and very nice nature tho and I give it a like for that.

A nice documentary but the "Hawfinch" at 10.56 is a Jay

Your "buzzards" look very much like hawks to me.

Yeah I think those are crows not ravens. At least that's what google images tells me.

1 Kings Chapter 17. Ravens fed Elijah.

11:12

There needs to be a facts check on species in this film!!!

Too bad this beautiful documentary has been soiled by nauseating political ads.

Who gave this a thumbs down ? Taliban?

Way, WAY too many advertisements.

These are crows!

Im interested in the woman

A ravens beak is as hard as steel...... i beg to differ !!!

Www

Good documentary but they need to learn what a buzzard really is.

Feeding the animals More like a zoo

wtf is wrong with europeans? you don't feed these animals fries and cheese.they will keep moving their stash until they feel it is safe. if they get the slightest hint they are being watched they will move it.they will learn nothing from these hand raised ravens as they are being trained by HUMANS!!! not their parents which will teach them a completely different life. socializing , fears, strengths.traits in a mate, signs of the season, food gathering, survival..they are under the impression they are superior which is foolish especially with religion as their guide...they need to talk to a culture that has been guided by them and reveres them in order to get the slightest idea of what they are ,where they fit in and how smart they really are..i don't see these people teaching them how to crack nuts,what is safe to eat what is not healthy ,how to identify threats,how to interact with other species what to do in inclement weather ,nothing

He’s not a devil he’s all playing at all finders keepers, losers weepers game for you

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