On January 20th, Martin was called about an eagle unable to fly out in farm lands. With some assistance, the eagle was located trapped up against a fence. Martin caught the juvenile Bald Eagle and brought him back to the rescue center. An examination revealed two black marks from an electric current, one in the wing and one in the foot. Not knowing the extent of damage, Martin put the eagle in a chamber to continue to observe him. Over time, the Bald Eagle recovered and on March 5th, was released back into the wild! Power lines can be a problem for raptors. Most power poles, especially large ones, offer some protection. Smaller ones in more remote areas can still be hazardous as raptors use them as perches to hunt. 🔺Healer of Angels 🔺 Signed copy only from our site: www.gowildlife.org/healer-of-angels/ Kindle & Paperback from Amazon (with International delivery options): www.amazon.com/dp/B08YHXYLDH/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_05YQZYACZYQYCBXHKPZG 🔺Mailing Lists🔺 www.gowildlife.org/lists/ Monthly Review and/or As-it-Happens + video notifications! 🔺We Help Critters T-Shirt 🔺 teespring.com/we-help-critters-revised 🔺Ways to help 🔺 RUclips Donate Button (see top corner of video page) Donate at our site: www.gowildlife.org/ Donate at Facebook: facebook.com/southwestwildlifefoundation/ Donate Bitcoin: commerce.coinbase.com/checkout/50e24243-7b19-4a18-b300-db8eff66978a Purchase Martin's Book: www.gowildlife.org/healer-of-angels/ Rodent Pro Gift Certificates: www.gowildlife.org/get-involved/#add Cal Ranch Gift Card: www.calranch.com/c-a-l-ranch-gift-card.html Amazon Smile: smile.amazon.com/ch/87-0570151 Charity Wishlist: smile.amazon.com/hz/charitylist/ls/28QB4BKFPV9XJ/ref=smi_ext_lnk_lcl_cl 🔺 Mail Donations 🔺 You are welcome to mail us a donation or call to ask any questions about our organization. Phone: (435) 586-4693 • (435) 590-1618 Address: P.O. Box 1907 Cedar City, UT 84721-1907 Checks Payable to: Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah Official Site: www.gowildlife.org RUclips: ruclips.net/user/gowildlifeorg Facebook: facebook.com/southwestwildlifefoundation/ Twitter: twitter.com/swfgowildlife Instagram: instagram.com/swfgowildlife/ Web hosting generously provided by: www.pair.com 🔺 Channel Musician 🔺 Music on this channel has been donated by Casey. Track: Calling Me Back www.casey.live 🔺 Our Mission 🔺 Founded in 1997 in Cedar City Utah, we are a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, wildlife and environmental education, and the development of the Cedar Canyon Nature Park. _Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release_ The Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah (SWF) cares for more than 100 sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife annually. Restoring them to health and returning them to the wild is our primary goal, but for those that cannot be released due to disabilities, the Cedar Canyon Nature Park (CCNP) can provide them with a permanent home in a natural setting while enhancing our visitors educational experience at the park. _Informing, Educating and Inspiring_ The SWF provides over 100 educational programs reaching over 30,000 people annually. We believe providing educational outreach programs to schools, scout groups and community events, with focus on children and families, will make the greatest impact in preserving our wildlife, the environment, our public lands and our resources for future generations to enjoy. _Martin Tyner_ Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends. At age nineteen, Martin was hired as curator of birds of prey at Busch Gardens, CA. He also worked in the movie and television industry training big cats, elephants, primates, sea mammals and raptors. “One of my greatest childhood fantasies was the desire to create a personal friendship with a wild eagle. I found myself with a love and fascination for these powerful creatures.” Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental educator. He has been providing wildlife and environmental programs throughout the western United States, to schools, scouts and community groups for over fifty years. “Grandpa believed in a very simple philosophy; that a person should get up every morning and do good. Doing good means that you do well for others and doing well means that you do good for yourself. There is nothing wrong with doing well, but Grandpa always believed in doing good.” Martin's book, Healer of Angels, reflects back on his life: from a young boy terrified of birds to becoming the first man in North America licensed to train a wild golden eagle in the ancient art of falconry.
Why do we have laws to protect them from poachers to the extent you can’t own a feather, but we don’t have regulations to have power lines raptor safe? Surely, they kill waaaay than poaching.
Just donated and bought a Scout shirt. Will buy Martin's book next month. Thanks for everything you guys do for the birds. Much appreciated from a big bird lover for life.
I’m just asking this question out of Curiosity but if you only had 7 days to live and you could pick to do everything you ever wanted or you could save eagles what would you pick
Being so close to Saint Patrick Day (my birthday & YES I'm Irish & have the DNA to prove it LMAO) can we name the wee one Kelly since its appropriate for either sex The strange part is the area of the 3rd degree burns match mine YUP I was burned as a young child. :)
Lieber Mr. Martin, ich danke Ihnen für jeden geretteten Adler, danke was Sie für diese wunderbaren, edlen Vögel tun. Jedesmal wenn ein geretteter Adler wieder zurück in die Freiheit entlassen wird, habe ich Tränen in den Augen, so tief berührt mich dieses Gefühl. Sie sind ein großartiger Mensch, Gott schütze Sie und diese wunderschönen Tiere, die Könige der Lüfte! ❤
Seeing this kind of result is always so heartwarming. Can't express enough my love and appreciation for all the work that Martin and Susan do for these critters. I am fortunate to get to see a bald and a golden up close quite often. Although these birds are well accustomed to humans and show no aggression towards me even though I'm just outside of arms reach, I can still feel the power that they possess in their bodies and I'm always amazed at how well Martin is able to work with the wild ones whose instincts to fight are strong. My deepest respects.
So appreciate Nelson calling the professionals. Thank you for all you guys do, my goodness Martin just makes grabbing an eagle's legs look easy. Those talons would discourage anyone without his experience. You guys are wonderful to do this. Sue does great following the path of this eagle's flight as he makes his departure.
Something that often passes our observation is the continuous fall-out from nature clashing with humanity, how lucky for this magnificent creature somebody cared enough to call Martin.
Dear Martin and Susan. After I hear the news and feel sad about current events, I love to watch your videos and I have learned a lot about eagles, hawks, owls and roadrunners. Above all, I relate to the birds that are badly hurt or starved and need your help, and your voice is very soothing. That is more than enough for me. I wish I could contribute to your cause, but since I cannot send money at the moment, I will have to wait. I also like to tell you that I am Venezuelan and if I were able to do so, I would first choose to send money to an organization that helps children with malnourishment in Venezuela. I volunteered while in Venezuela. Not there anymore. Needless to say, I send you all my best wishes. I respect you and share your videos to those who can appreciate your work. Love to you and to your birds. Rosix Emilia.
Thank you Rosix, we appreciate your interest and it's good to hear you are enjoying our channel. You help the critters just by watching and sharing these videos.
@Tamara B Martin did better. I was in fact a bank teller and did not spot a counterfeit $100 bill. I gave a legitimate $1 silver bill to a cashier and she did not know what it was. It was an OLD BILL where upon presentation the person receiving it was supposed to give the person presenting it one ounce of silver. Despite many people working many years and/or having professional licenses some do a better job than others. I was at a street fair and there was a ferret that four vets wanted to put to sleep because it had a parasite. One young, new vet, gave it a try and saved the ferret's life.
In my own very little way I raised a wood pigeon chick that had fallen out of the nest and injured its leg. I had to research what they ate, how to teach him to fly , (I think it was a boy). And then one day his time had come to leave , he sat in a garden tree for some time and wouldn’t come to me so he was ready to go his own way. I did shed a tear but it was a lovely feeling that he had survived and was off into his wild space where he belonged. I thanked my father for raising me and my sister to love the wild animals and birds and flowers. It is a gift that will last me to the end and it has given me such happiness across the years. So I just love these videos. Thank you very much and wish the Wildlife Trust much success. 🇬🇧
I live in Washington state, western wa.as a kid it was so uncommon to see bald eagles.now,I see them all over the place!it's so exciting to see so many of them these days!
Yes, what a great way to end the day, with an unexpected vid from one of my top three favourite channels on RUclips. I do also love Nick Zentner, the most amazing geology teacher, and Takis Shelter, where he rescues dogs and cats for adoption, but NO CAGES. A quick plug there lol. Thank you for all you do. Love from Devon, UK.
Just marvelous moment when you release an eagle ! Very emotional, full of hope for those magnificent raptors, with their grand flight ! Greetings from Switzerland
Why is he so calm? Your temperament such a healing energy for most people it's very hard to befriend birds 😍 🌹 probably normal to have tears when you release a bird 🕊️🐦 back after so much effort to bring them back to health ♥️
People anthropomorphize too much. So tired of hearing "OMG he knew he was being rescued and didn't want to hurt anybody, so beautiful". The eagle was exhausted and near death. Fear and anger from a captive wild animal is a positive sign: they're not supposed to be cuddly beanie babies.
I was so amazed at how that Eagle just totally relaxed in your arms. Martin, you definitely have a gift given to you by God to help these beautiful birds.❤❤❤❤
So this bird was found pretty early on after injury! Great job rancher nelson for keeping an eye on your land, it sure helped this bird. I'm sure coyotes are in the area so much time on the ground would of been detrimental for this young eagle, I believe. God bless you Nelson, may the lord bless you with abundance.
Thanks for all you two do! And a big thumbs up to the young man who called and made sure this beautiful bird would find his way to the Healer of Angels.
It really shows all your years of doing this as it is all so natural everything you do.Its always a pleasure to see one of your rescues.Thank you for returning another Beautiful eagle to freedom.
Yes I watch a seal rescue where they rescue them by cutting entanglements from around their neck that keep them from breathing and then they let him go and within 10 to 20 minutes it's done and I've seen other seal rescues where six people come in in orange suits and they tranquilize the animal and make it a huge production when all it needed to be was captured sit on them cut the string and let him go instead they traumatized The Animals by capturing caging when it's not necessary big production. Which is far more traumatic than the piece of string choking them to death that could be simply cut with scissors. Kiss keep it simple stupid. Anyway that's just my opinion thank God for people like you who care for animals
He really looked the part after healing up. Quite the regal head. Interesting about the beak being larger in sea eagles. A week or so ago, I looked up and thought a Turkey Vulture flew low at me. To my shock it was a Bald Eagle. Flew right over my head in our side yard in Central Georgia. Quite a thrill. Love watching your work.
Didn't realize that info about electrocutions in eagles, that sounds just horrific. Glad you were able to release that little guy back out to the wild. Keep up the great work you and Susan are doing!
Just watched a video of an eagle you found by the road side in a bad way. He sadly died a day or so later. I know extremely little about birds and have never felt much about them but.....That beautiful creature seemed to have so much character in its face. It really, really moved me. We live out in the sticks here in England and know that from this day forward I will be paying far more attention to the many birds in our fields and trees. Thank you very much.
16:16 The wide eyes and the timing of that blink just after Martin said dead tissue inside the body, makes it look like the eagle comprehends just how much trouble he's in.
GREAT VIDEO ! Very nice to see a bird survive an electrocution! Very beautiful photography of that location too ! You are a beautiful human being to care for eagles like this! Stay safe !
He didn't even try to peck you once; it's like he knew you were trying to help him. So precious. We live below an eagle nest in our tall evergreen tree in Oregon overlooking the mouth of the Columbia River where they raise nest after nest of eaglets every few years. I love to hear them calling out to one another. I had to square off with one on my deck once who was sizing up my mini dachshund for dinner. As he perched on my deck railing, I told my dog to go in the house and I spoke to the bald eagle telling him he could not eat my dog and he needed to go away. He seemed to know what I said. I was respectful but firm. He flew away and never bothered my dog again. Animals are smarter than we think. Nice that you helped that eagle. Without your help, he wouldn't have lived long having to hop around to get food.
Capivity is very stressful. There is always the risk of injury. The eagle was weak and stressed and Martin has over 50 years of experience in proper handling.
@@GowildlifeOrg Don't worry. If I see one injured I will call the local eagle sanctuary instead of trying to help them myself. I "won't try this at home'. The animals are lucky to have such a caring person to heal them. God bless you.
It is so amazing to be able to see his wing spread out. I wish we could know what is thinking when you’re examining it. Never gets old to see them released.
Amazing video! That eagle is certainly a lucky one. My boss was flying his harris a few years back, poor thing flew right into an electric wire and fell to the ground. Boss was terrified, picked up the hawk and he ended up being absolutely fine. He’s been a bit grumpier since then but he’s still alive today years later!
It's nice to see this one go home! My dad was a Forester for the PA DCNR for 40 years and passed away about 2 weeks before you released this Eagle. I'm always glad to see you release these birds back to the wild. It also reminds me of my dad and the time I spent with him in the woods watching these birds in PA!
Just discovered this channel. I absolutely love the way he treats these birds. I watched the video of the eagle found on the side of the road before this one and it broke my heart that it passed. I already adore you two! It's good to see people taking care of raptors as well as you do. Keep up the amazing work!
When he puts the hood on them it looks like a little bird bonnet 😂 very cute. Beautiful majestic animals!!! You are making such a difference!!! Keep up the good work!
The electrocution that happened to this bald eagle brought up one of the common problems with electrocution to animals and people. The problem is there may appear on the outside just a couple of small burn marks where the electricity entered and exited the body, but there are internal burn injuries along the path of the electrical current through the body. Internally there can be burned muscles, burned nerves and burned blood vessels, and the burned flesh starts to die and gangrene can set in. With this bald eagle the internal injuries must have been minor.
God bless you Martin. You are a true servant of God. Thank you for educating us all through you wonderful videos. Stay healthy and safe. I know of no one who could replace you, for you have the compassion of an angel.✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
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On January 20th, Martin was called about an eagle unable to fly out in farm lands. With some assistance, the eagle was located trapped up against a fence. Martin caught the juvenile Bald Eagle and brought him back to the rescue center.
An examination revealed two black marks from an electric current, one in the wing and one in the foot. Not knowing the extent of damage, Martin put the eagle in a chamber to continue to observe him.
Over time, the Bald Eagle recovered and on March 5th, was released back into the wild!
Power lines can be a problem for raptors. Most power poles, especially large ones, offer some protection. Smaller ones in more remote areas can still be hazardous as raptors use them as perches to hunt.
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_Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release_
The Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah (SWF) cares for more than 100 sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife annually. Restoring them to health and returning them to the wild is our primary goal, but for those that cannot be released due to disabilities, the Cedar Canyon Nature Park (CCNP) can provide them with a permanent home in a natural setting while enhancing our visitors educational experience at the park.
_Informing, Educating and Inspiring_
The SWF provides over 100 educational programs reaching over 30,000 people annually. We believe providing educational outreach programs to schools, scout groups and community events, with focus on children and families, will make the greatest impact in preserving our wildlife, the environment, our public lands and our resources for future generations to enjoy.
_Martin Tyner_
Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends.
At age nineteen, Martin was hired as curator of birds of prey at Busch Gardens, CA. He also worked in the movie and television industry training big cats, elephants, primates, sea mammals and raptors.
“One of my greatest childhood fantasies was the desire to create a personal friendship with a wild eagle. I found myself with a love and fascination for these powerful creatures.”
Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental educator.
He has been providing wildlife and environmental programs throughout the western United States, to schools, scouts and community groups for over fifty years.
“Grandpa believed in a very simple philosophy; that a person should get up every morning and do good. Doing good means that you do well for others and doing well means that you do good for yourself. There is nothing wrong with doing well, but Grandpa always believed in doing good.”
Martin's book, Healer of Angels, reflects back on his life: from a young boy terrified of birds to becoming the first man in North America licensed to train a wild golden eagle in the ancient art of falconry.
Why do we have laws to protect them from poachers to the extent you can’t own a feather, but we don’t have regulations to have power lines raptor safe? Surely, they kill waaaay than poaching.
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Just donated and bought a Scout shirt. Will buy Martin's book next month. Thanks for everything you guys do for the birds. Much appreciated from a big bird lover for life.
I’m just asking this question out of Curiosity but if you only had 7 days to live and you could pick to do everything you ever wanted or you could save eagles what would you pick
Omg hi and no prob
“I can’t save them all, but I can save this one”
God bless you Martin
Releases are the best part!
Being so close to Saint Patrick Day (my birthday & YES I'm Irish & have the DNA to prove it LMAO) can we name the wee one Kelly since its appropriate for either sex The strange part is the area of the 3rd degree burns match mine YUP I was burned as a young child. :)
There are people who trap, shoot and bow hunt animals for cruel fun, and there are angels like this man.
I battle depression daily and watching your videos brings a little light and joy to my day. Thank you for all you do. God bless.
Same I love learning about eagles they cheers me up
Lieber Mr. Martin, ich danke Ihnen für jeden geretteten Adler, danke was Sie für diese wunderbaren, edlen Vögel tun. Jedesmal wenn ein geretteter Adler wieder zurück in die Freiheit entlassen wird, habe ich Tränen in den Augen, so tief berührt mich dieses Gefühl. Sie sind ein großartiger Mensch, Gott schütze Sie und diese wunderschönen Tiere, die Könige der Lüfte! ❤
Oh so glad he recovered & was able to be released.
Us too!
The praise "You are doing God's work" gets thrown around so much but Martin you indeed are doing God's work.
Bald eagle's are thee most beautiful bird in North America
Another happy ending courtesy of Martin, the Bird Whisperer and his faithful sidekick, Susan. :))
Thanks for watching!
She’s a pretty good camera operator.
Thank you for helping and saving this gorgeous baby boy, Martin ❤️🦅❤️
Please tell the young man who called it in thank you as well ❤️
We hope this eagle is doing well back in the wild!
Seeing this kind of result is always so heartwarming. Can't express enough my love and appreciation for all the work that Martin and Susan do for these critters. I am fortunate to get to see a bald and a golden up close quite often. Although these birds are well accustomed to humans and show no aggression towards me even though I'm just outside of arms reach, I can still feel the power that they possess in their bodies and I'm always amazed at how well Martin is able to work with the wild ones whose instincts to fight are strong. My deepest respects.
Wild is wild
So appreciate Nelson calling the professionals. Thank you for all you guys do, my goodness Martin just makes grabbing an eagle's legs look easy. Those talons would discourage anyone without his experience. You guys are wonderful to do this. Sue does great following the path of this eagle's flight as he makes his departure.
Agreed, we're glad he called!
He trusts Martin you can tell❤👍🏻. 🦅
I didn't know about electrocution issues. What a beautiful bird. I look forward to seeing you work. It's such a joy!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Nelson for helping save one of our precious birds. Is the eagle in any type of pain after being burned by electrocution?
Hard to know, they experience pain very differently.
I'm fascinated by your ability and love for🦅.
Something that often passes our observation is the continuous fall-out from nature clashing with humanity, how lucky for this magnificent creature somebody cared enough to call Martin.
Definitely, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
Dear Martin and Susan. After I hear the news and feel sad about current events, I love to watch your videos and I have learned a lot about eagles, hawks, owls and roadrunners. Above all, I relate to the birds that are badly hurt or starved and need your help, and your voice is very soothing. That is more than enough for me.
I wish I could contribute to your cause, but since I cannot send money at the moment, I will have to wait. I also like to tell you that I am Venezuelan and if I were able to do so, I would first choose to send money to an organization that helps children with malnourishment in Venezuela. I volunteered while in Venezuela. Not there anymore.
Needless to say, I send you all my best wishes. I respect you and share your videos to those who can appreciate your work. Love to you and to your birds. Rosix Emilia.
Thank you Rosix, we appreciate your interest and it's good to hear you are enjoying our channel. You help the critters just by watching and sharing these videos.
Angels dont always have wing Mr Martin you are God's rescue angel for wild bird bless your heart you and wife I love your channel ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Thank you Mariana
Such beautiful creatures. Makes my heart happy hearing when they make it. I love how surprised the guy is about the size of the bird
Agreed, beautiful!
Makes me tear up seeing him go free. Thank you
Releases are the best part!
Me too! 💞🎶🥰
It's amazing that Martin can find these little, small marks that are definitive.
He's seen so many birds that when there's something amiss he spots it like a bank teller does a counterfeit bill.
@Tamara B Martin did better. I was in fact a bank teller and did not spot a counterfeit $100 bill. I gave a legitimate $1 silver bill to a cashier and she did not know what it was. It was an OLD BILL where upon presentation the person receiving it was supposed to give the person presenting it one ounce of silver. Despite many people working many years and/or having professional licenses some do a better job than others. I was at a street fair and there was a ferret that four vets wanted to put to sleep because it had a parasite. One young, new vet, gave it a try and saved the ferret's life.
So if you see a grown bald eagle you know he at least survived 5 years..and
That is impressive 👏 👌
Wow he was really docile on that table, no struggling or biting at all. Poor guy must've been really stunned
In my own very little way I raised a wood pigeon chick that had fallen out of the nest and injured its leg. I had to research what they ate, how to teach him to fly , (I think it was a boy). And then one day his time had come to leave , he sat in a garden tree for some time and wouldn’t come to me so he was ready to go his own way. I did shed a tear but it was a lovely feeling that he had survived and was off into his wild space where he belonged. I thanked my father for raising me and my sister to love the wild animals and birds and flowers. It is a gift that will last me to the end and it has given me such happiness across the years. So I just love these videos. Thank you very much and wish the Wildlife Trust much success. 🇬🇧
Glad you are enjoying our videos! Thank you for your interest in the critters!
I live in Washington state, western wa.as a kid it was so uncommon to see bald eagles.now,I see them all over the place!it's so exciting to see so many of them these days!
Yes, what a great way to end the day, with an unexpected vid from one of my top three favourite channels on RUclips. I do also love Nick Zentner, the most amazing geology teacher, and Takis Shelter, where he rescues dogs and cats for adoption, but NO CAGES. A quick plug there lol. Thank you for all you do. Love from Devon, UK.
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Just marvelous moment when you release an eagle ! Very emotional, full of hope for those magnificent raptors, with their grand flight ! Greetings from Switzerland
Releases are the best part!
Why is he so calm? Your temperament such a healing energy for most people it's very hard to befriend birds 😍 🌹 probably normal to have tears when you release a bird 🕊️🐦 back after so much effort to bring them back to health ♥️
Martin makes it look far easier than it is!
He is an actual Firebird. Nice to see him fly again.
That's amazing how the eagle is calm while being carried and inspected.
Not calm, stressed and sickly.
People anthropomorphize too much. So tired of hearing "OMG he knew he was being rescued and didn't want to hurt anybody, so beautiful". The eagle was exhausted and near death. Fear and anger from a captive wild animal is a positive sign: they're not supposed to be cuddly beanie babies.
Martin LOOOOOVES his eagles !!!!
He's a critter guy...
@@GowildlifeOrgoooozes love for them ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was so amazed at how that Eagle just totally relaxed in your arms. Martin, you definitely have a gift given to you by God to help these beautiful birds.❤❤❤❤
Poor baby! I am glad the poor creature is well.. Thank you ... Another life saved.
We hope he's doing well back in the wild
So this bird was found pretty early on after injury! Great job rancher nelson for keeping an eye on your land, it sure helped this bird. I'm sure coyotes are in the area so much time on the ground would of been detrimental for this young eagle, I believe. God bless you Nelson, may the lord bless you with abundance.
What a lovely young man Nelson is. Bless him!
We're glad he called us!
This man’s dedication and passion for these animals is what makes the world a better place
Martin your a inspiration to all of us teaching us about your wildlife and helping to give love to all Eagles and other wildlife God bless you
Thank you Walter, we appreciate your interest
Thanks for all you two do! And a big thumbs up to the young man who called and made sure this beautiful bird would find his way to the Healer of Angels.
Agreed! We're glad he called us!
Nothing more majestic than an eagle
Dear Martin; In these present times I find your love of THE CREATORS life refreshing and genuine.
Glad you are enjoying the vids!
What a nice young man, wanting to step right up and help in any way.
We're glad he called!
Thank you for taking such good care of these eagles, Mark!
Thank you for your interest
I was glad to find out birds CAN survive electrocution if it is minor and not a destructive tunneling through the body. Thank you, Martin!
Very rare
It's really something to watch that eagle flying towards Martin in the cage.
It really shows all your years of doing this as it is all so natural everything you do.Its always a pleasure to see one of your rescues.Thank you for returning another Beautiful eagle to freedom.
Been over 50 years!
Yes I watch a seal rescue where they rescue them by cutting entanglements from around their neck that keep them from breathing and then they let him go and within 10 to 20 minutes it's done and I've seen other seal rescues where six people come in in orange suits and they tranquilize the animal and make it a huge production when all it needed to be was captured sit on them cut the string and let him go instead they traumatized The Animals by capturing caging when it's not necessary big production. Which is far more traumatic than the piece of string choking them to death that could be simply cut with scissors. Kiss keep it simple stupid. Anyway that's just my opinion thank God for people like you who care for animals
All ways loved the great symbol of our country the American bald eagle.
He is so beautiful!
Agreed!
Another successful rescue for these majestic birds.
Releases are the best part!
You can see how much more energetic and aggressive he is when being taken out for release. A good sign.
Yep, feeling much better!
I’m so very glad he recovered and will be fine. Thanks Martin and Susan for all you do.
Thanks Tom, we're really glad this one pulled through!
THAT'S husband material! 😍 I bet she falls in love with him all over again each rescue. God bess them both
He really looked the part after healing up. Quite the regal head. Interesting about the beak being larger in sea eagles. A week or so ago, I looked up and thought a Turkey Vulture flew low at me. To my shock it was a Bald Eagle. Flew right over my head in our side yard in Central Georgia. Quite a thrill. Love watching your work.
We're glad he recovered! Eagles are always a treat to see in the wild!
Thank you for saving this beautiful eagle, and for the work you and Susan do. Just magnificent! Kim in New Zealand
We hope this eagle is doing well back in the wild!
Thank you for saving all the animals. Our kids will have them to see as they grow up.
I’m in love with your channel. There are no words for how awesome you and Sue are for doing this great work for these magnificent creatures.
Thank you Jennifer, that is great to hear! Glad you are enjoying our videos!
Didn't realize that info about electrocutions in eagles, that sounds just horrific. Glad you were able to release that little guy back out to the wild. Keep up the great work you and Susan are doing!
We hope he's doing well back in the wild
Just watched a video of an eagle you found by the road side in a bad way. He sadly died a day or so later. I know extremely little about birds and have never felt much about them but.....That beautiful creature seemed to have so much character in its face. It really, really moved me. We live out in the sticks here in England and know that from this day forward I will be paying far more attention to the many birds in our fields and trees. Thank you very much.
I love all types of birds, the eagles 🦅 are gorgeous. Thank you, God, for people like that group who rescues the ones in danger. 🙏🏼
We love them too!
Thank you for explaining things so well, I have never seen an eagle close before and the size is huge!
Glad you enjoyed. Education is very important to us.
Debbie here,,,THANK YOU....
Awesome questions from the guy who found the eagle! Great rescue!
Agreed!
16:16 The wide eyes and the timing of that blink just after Martin said dead tissue inside the body, makes it look like the eagle comprehends just how much trouble he's in.
Lots of stress...
GREAT VIDEO ! Very nice to see a bird survive an electrocution! Very beautiful photography of that location too ! You are a beautiful human being to care for eagles like this! Stay safe !
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Great! I hope he learned a lesson about electric poles! Thanks Martin & Susan for your loving work for these majestic birds ❤️
Hi Marty, we hope so too!
I like how eagles give up resisting the moment you hold their raptor claws.
They are always dangerous!
He's so patient.. Just listening and observing..❤️
Sometimes it is all about time.
Martin and Susan I am so happy you were able to get this beautiful eagle back to the wild. Thank you.
Thanks Russell! Releases are the best part!
Thank you Martin and Susan!
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I was surprised how much Martin knew about electricutions, finding a small hole and infections occurring three weeks later.
He's been working with critters over 50 years!
Another beautiful video from Mr. Martin & his wife!
Glad you enjoyed!
He didn't even try to peck you once; it's like he knew you were trying to help him. So precious. We live below an eagle nest in our tall evergreen tree in Oregon overlooking the mouth of the Columbia River where they raise nest after nest of eaglets every few years. I love to hear them calling out to one another. I had to square off with one on my deck once who was sizing up my mini dachshund for dinner. As he perched on my deck railing, I told my dog to go in the house and I spoke to the bald eagle telling him he could not eat my dog and he needed to go away. He seemed to know what I said. I was respectful but firm. He flew away and never bothered my dog again. Animals are smarter than we think. Nice that you helped that eagle. Without your help, he wouldn't have lived long having to hop around to get food.
Capivity is very stressful. There is always the risk of injury. The eagle was weak and stressed and Martin has over 50 years of experience in proper handling.
@@GowildlifeOrg Don't worry. If I see one injured I will call the local eagle sanctuary instead of trying to help them myself. I "won't try this at home'. The animals are lucky to have such a caring person to heal them. God bless you.
It is so amazing to be able to see his wing spread out. I wish we could know what is thinking when you’re examining it. Never gets old to see them released.
Amazing video! That eagle is certainly a lucky one.
My boss was flying his harris a few years back, poor thing flew right into an electric wire and fell to the ground.
Boss was terrified, picked up the hawk and he ended up being absolutely fine. He’s been a bit grumpier since then but he’s still alive today years later!
Scary
Wow hope he's okay ,and just so beautiful.i love love my eagles.
Back in the wild!
Eternal Thank you Illustrious gentleman!! Big hug!! Lima Capital Greets you from the Heart
So wonderful for a positive outcome! Thank you Martin and Susan. It takes a village! Your leadership is inspiring.
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A magnificent bird....back where it belongs. Thanks for giving him a second chance.
Thanks Pauline, we're glad we were called!
So wonderful when you can have a happy ending. Be safe little guy and stay away from those wires!
We hope so too!
I love all the kind souls present here 💖
It's nice to see this one go home! My dad was a Forester for the PA DCNR for 40 years and passed away about 2 weeks before you released this Eagle. I'm always glad to see you release these birds back to the wild. It also reminds me of my dad and the time I spent with him in the woods watching these birds in PA!
We're sorry for your loss.
Just discovered this channel. I absolutely love the way he treats these birds. I watched the video of the eagle found on the side of the road before this one and it broke my heart that it passed. I already adore you two! It's good to see people taking care of raptors as well as you do. Keep up the amazing work!
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@@GowildlifeOrg always!
Greatful for what you do! Thank you for sharing!
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When he puts the hood on them it looks like a little bird bonnet 😂 very cute. Beautiful majestic animals!!! You are making such a difference!!! Keep up the good work!
The hood helps calm them during a very stressful time.
The more i watch this channel the more i like it.
I love these happy endings.. We can use these kind of positive stories right now. Thank you for all that you do with all of the wildlife!
Releases are the best part!
Thank goodness that gentleman is a good person. Glad the young bald eagle had the opportunity to heal safely. Great work once again y'all!
We hope this eagle is doing well back in the wild
Oh, all of you have doing a really great job helping eagles and other animals. I love your channel. Regards from Spain ;-)
Thankyou so much for helping our wildlife
🤍💛🧡💙🤎 🦅
I used to do this in flOrida only rescuing pelicans
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Never fails. I get so choked up with every release. This one more so. Very happy he made it!!
Bless you for all you do. 🤗
It is quite a moment.
Big Thank you to everyone involved in saving another one of our beautiful feathered friends. Keep up the good work👍. Much love from California
Releases are the best part!
Most of people who help you are awesome. You guys are amazing. Ranch girl. Susan.
We're very grateful for so much support and kindness
Martin you are an earth angel! A blessing to this world. 💙
Thank you SJ, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
The electrocution that happened to this bald eagle brought up one of the common problems with electrocution to animals and people. The problem is there may appear on the outside just a couple of small burn marks where the electricity entered and exited the body, but there are internal burn injuries along the path of the electrical current through the body. Internally there can be burned muscles, burned nerves and burned blood vessels, and the burned flesh starts to die and gangrene can set in. With this bald eagle the internal injuries must have been minor.
Thank-you Nelson. All of us in the Tyner gang thanks you. The Eagle thanks you, too. You're top shelf young man!
Thank you for your support!
We are all grateful for your intervention and thrilled with the positive outcome! Thank you. ☺️
We hope this eagle is doing well back in the wild!
Wow ill tell you something them talons are no joke god bless this man I hope this Bird makes a full recovery 🙏 ❤ bless this man
Definitely dangerous
Spectacular! Perfect save, recovery, release! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽
Releases are the best part!
Such a noble job.
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God bless you Martin. You are a true servant of God. Thank you for educating us all through you wonderful videos. Stay healthy and safe. I know of no one who could replace you, for you have the compassion of an angel.✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫✝️🙏🏻❤💫🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Thank you Betty, we appreciate your kind words.
So happy he made it! I'm getting ready to order some more books, get some ready 😘
So are we!
What a great job you have to save our American Bald Eagle. I am jealous! God bless all you do! Thank you!
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Спасибо вам очень понравилось !
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@@GowildlifeOrg всё смотрю .Огромную работу вы делаете , и хорошую нужную !