Eastern Screech Owl - Feeding Baby

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

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  • @russellwilliams4317
    @russellwilliams4317 3 года назад +4

    This is beyond cool. I know this video was made awhile ago, but ya'll deserve props for rehabilitating this baby. Not many people could stand the site of this! Good on both of you!

  • @indaboyd7791
    @indaboyd7791 2 года назад +3

    I love owls. They are so deserving of help

  • @syntaxed2
    @syntaxed2 8 лет назад +8

    You seem like good people, glad you helped the owl kid out :D
    Its about 5 weeks old from what I can see.

  • @6400az
    @6400az 13 лет назад +2

    Great job trying to help out !This owl is a fledgling and more than likely it did'nt fall out of it's nest, rather it was in it's " brancher" stage.Hops from branch to branch.
    As far as imprinting.LOL!! So many people want to lecture, yet they don't even know the lesson. It's not like if you touch a baby bird WHAM , they're imprinted. I've raised owls from a few days after hatching, They learn to hunt by themselves, it's an instinct.You release them gradually, and then feed every now an then.

  • @5954ldydi
    @5954ldydi 7 лет назад +23

    --- PLEASE do not pick up an owl that is on the ground unless it is hurt. It is NOT uncommon to find young owls on the ground during the fall. They are out of their nest because they are learning how to fly (FLEDGLING). Their parents will be near by keeping a close eye on them and may even come down to feed them in the evenings. It is a federal offense to keep an owl in the U.S. without a special license.

  • @rrrayrrray
    @rrrayrrray 11 лет назад +2

    That....was...AWESOME!! We have some Eastern Screech owls in our backyard (Far North Dallas suburb.) It's cool to go out at night and listen to them....and trill back at them! ;)

  • @janebosarge1505
    @janebosarge1505 12 лет назад +2

    You are right about the fledgling in the1st stages of flight,but it would still be better off at a rehab facility.They have flight cages that they can put them in with other screech owls to prepare them for freedom with their own kind.There are rehab centers in every state and they are free.Contact a vet or Game Officer.Many times someone will transport it to the center.If it's injured, they will fix it.If you live in the US, it is illegal, and if you're caught expensive, to have a bird!

  • @wolfgirldiana7325
    @wolfgirldiana7325 11 лет назад +3

    what a great owl mom ^_^ it nuzzled her when it was on her shoulder so cute

  • @alfiqkell
    @alfiqkell 8 лет назад +6

    So many people complaining about them handling the bird, but not everyone has the luxury of living close to a place that will take baby owls.
    I do not know their situation, but I do know that I found a baby raptor and wasn't able to take it somewhere because there was nowhere to take it. A vet had to help me care for it until it was of age to be set free.

  • @falconryisamazing8344
    @falconryisamazing8344 10 лет назад +14

    I hope the people in the video have a falconry glove, because when that owl grows up he will have sharp talons. Also I low they where acting with the best intentions but that owl should have been left there to be found by its parents it was just being fledged.

    • @emilyjohnson6096
      @emilyjohnson6096 6 лет назад

      FalconryIsAmazing And eaten. That's what would have happened

    • @jpraz03
      @jpraz03 3 года назад

      @@emilyjohnson6096 no that's not how it goes. You aren't supposed to touch them. Wildlife management will tell you that majority of the time it was being taught how to fly

  • @janebosarge1505
    @janebosarge1505 12 лет назад +2

    I know that 10 months ago is too late for this little bird,but I'm speaking to all the people that are influenced by these videos into thinking that these birds are pets. If you live anywhere but the US they are not protected.In the US,falconers go through extensive training and are tested to get a license before getting a bird.I had a license for 23 years because I was a rehabber.These animals deserve freedom.A legitimate rehabilitation facility(it's free) is the best chance for the animal .

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @Shannon71172
    @Shannon71172 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for sharing, they are amazing creatures. I live in the Mtns. of Western NC and hear them all the time at night. So cool to see this precious little predator lol up close. Nice seeing people caring for and loving animals/birds/owls like I do.❤️

  • @ayla1209
    @ayla1209 15 лет назад +1

    LOL! He is like "dammit! My mouse! Gimme that!"
    So cute!!!!

  • @trevethan82319841
    @trevethan82319841 6 лет назад +3

    Basically you both kidnapped this baby owl from it nest and mom all because you probably weren't thinking ok then

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      it was injured i think

  • @bohdaj
    @bohdaj 3 года назад +1

    oh, it needs the mouse to be carved /cut ! its parents do it for him ... Its nice that you want to help him ... Hopefully you contact an ornithologist also

  • @paulscott2836
    @paulscott2836 7 лет назад +8

    To follow up on what has been said. It is against the law to possess a screech owl unless you are licensed. No if and and buts.

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      They still rescued it from injury.

  • @janebosarge1505
    @janebosarge1505 12 лет назад +2

    If you find a bird on the ground,whether injured,orphaned,or separated from its family, there are several things you can do to help it.You can try to determine if it's injured,so if it's moving normally,holding its wings close to the body,and both eyes are open and alert,it may be able to be put up in a tree.Any tree in the area is fine as long as there are no cats or dogs in the yard.Otherwise,contact a vet or Game Officer.Many times someone will transport it to a rehabilitation center for you.

  • @iceboo2
    @iceboo2 12 лет назад +1

    ... they are not pets but when in need it is good to know people care enuf to care & nuture them until they are healthy enuf to go on their own. Nice video ... well done.

  • @monkey-trial...6578
    @monkey-trial...6578 6 лет назад

    You two are exceptional raptor parents! So many people don’t get the feeding these adorable children require and they miss out and end up in bad health. I know of an owl that ended up thankfully in a sanctuary because it couldn’t fly. The people that had it from birth fed it hamburger not realising these birds need fur,guts, and bones. Maybe there really is a god.

  • @sava2410
    @sava2410 15 лет назад +1

    Owl is so cute! It is wonderful!

  • @Maddie101100
    @Maddie101100 12 лет назад +1

    Hahahahaha I love how she thought it would be cool when it coughs up the bones.

  • @rainstormr7650
    @rainstormr7650 5 лет назад +1

    thats awesome footage...thx & pls post more

  • @TheFrogfeeder
    @TheFrogfeeder 6 месяцев назад

    I just found one, it’s a bit younger but looks like it was trying to fly. Parents took off, it’s been 2 days. Tomoro I’m going to get mealworms and mice to breed. It won’t eat a nightcrawler

  • @Testing-bv3ho
    @Testing-bv3ho 8 лет назад +4

    Aww,So fluffy!!!

  • @nicolecarey942
    @nicolecarey942 9 лет назад +10

    This video really needs a disclaimer. If you find an owl of any age, CALL A WILDLIFE REHABBER. Google your area and wildlife rehab. These birds belong in the wild or in the hands of a licensed rehabber, not your kitchen. Sure they are cute but they should not be kept as pets (and it's illegal)

    • @josiem4562
      @josiem4562 7 лет назад

      Nicole Carey it’s not illegal where I am. But I’ve worked at many rehabilitation centers. I’m taking care of a screech owl at the moment and hope to release it Tomorrow

    • @jaysoneubanks579
      @jaysoneubanks579 6 лет назад +1

      It is a federal offense. You can go to jail.

    • @lisaharrison8970
      @lisaharrison8970 6 лет назад

      Nicole Carey if the vets allow it or any athoroties allow it it's ok, maybe when it's bigger they'll let the wildlife center have it but for now, it's perfectly fine. i don't see anything wrong with this. besides if the owl imprints on the people then it'll be kinda hard to let it go... besides the illegal pet trade was shut down ages ago. (it's just my opinion, don't attack me with "your dead wrong" i am autistic, i just said what i thought you should know)

    • @lisaharrison8970
      @lisaharrison8970 6 лет назад

      The Great Revelation not in certain countries. in some countries people have lions, hippos, even giraffes for pets, an owl (if it's docile) doesn't seem like a high priority. at least not to me..

    • @lisaharrison8970
      @lisaharrison8970 6 лет назад

      Josie Eash preach josie. i love owls, doesn't everyone?

  • @heartywhiteowl4938
    @heartywhiteowl4938 8 лет назад +6

    It's hilarious to see people writing down the most ignorant comments ever.

  • @barrettgazzy
    @barrettgazzy 9 лет назад +8

    To be honest owls at that age come out their nest all the time and are quite capable of getting back up to their nest or up a tree where parents continue to feed it .

    • @TheUndyingCrystal
      @TheUndyingCrystal 8 лет назад

      Not if a predator eats them first, which happens quite frequently.

  • @nodollarsign
    @nodollarsign 14 лет назад +1

    Did you turn it over to someone? How wonderful to find and feed a beautiful owl like this and how sad to have to say goodbye. But it's good for the owl to learn how to be an owl and not a cute people-pet.

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta membe

  • @6400az
    @6400az 12 лет назад +1

    Yes, in a perfect world it would have stayed up in the trees. Plan B, a rehab place.But what the people in this video did IS admirable IMO.
    Just for the record, I don't keep screech owls as pets or in cages, live in the US and am all too familiar with the law !

    • @tboniusmaximus3047
      @tboniusmaximus3047 2 года назад

      Rehabs kill more animals then anything else lol never bring anything to them its a death sentence, 80% of what they release ends up dying.

  • @lettisaphotograbber
    @lettisaphotograbber 13 лет назад

    super lovely!!!!
    you guys make a great owl parenting!

  • @janemillerick9614
    @janemillerick9614 8 лет назад +3

    got to say ..he's cute as all get out..

  • @leslieann54
    @leslieann54 6 лет назад +7

    Why didn't you put him back in the nest? It's not right dude!!!!

    • @ROWNIE_
      @ROWNIE_ 5 лет назад +2

      Did you not hear, it lost itself in the middle of the road, no nest nearby

  • @hornettheautobotworrior6301
    @hornettheautobotworrior6301 6 лет назад +1

    Why do you have it in a cage? they don't belong in a small cage

  • @delorestaylor8114
    @delorestaylor8114 3 года назад

    My new momma has pony tail!🦉❤️

  • @travilersful
    @travilersful 9 лет назад +2

    Thanks for imprinting that bird.

    • @terrywilder9
      @terrywilder9 6 лет назад +2

      They imprint at hatching!

    • @danielleopdycke2958
      @danielleopdycke2958 4 месяца назад

      Wild birds can imprint on people if they are handled when they are babies. It makes them unreleasable. ​@@terrywilder9

  • @csbob2010
    @csbob2010 13 лет назад

    That owl looks sooo confused. It's trying to figure out why the monkeys keep feeding him and are not trying to kill him. Pretty sure he's just going along with it until it sees a chance to escape.

  • @svenskiovich
    @svenskiovich 12 лет назад +1

    This is SO ADORABLE. Did the owl do ok?

  • @stephaniehickman5498
    @stephaniehickman5498 7 лет назад

    An owl flew in my house on my birthday but we got it out so he could be in the wild and he brought us some friends.

  • @squito94
    @squito94 15 лет назад +1

    I agree with harbor2turtles. You should've returned it to it's nest or where you found it. Let nature take it's course. Don't immediately assume it needs help and try to save it. Do the right thing and let it go. Don't imprison it. Dont' keep it as a pet. You just took away one more bird from the species that could other wise continue to reproduce it's self. Your helping in the demise of this species.

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @KareenaStrait
    @KareenaStrait 8 лет назад

    And friendly!

  • @Mazryonh
    @Mazryonh 15 лет назад

    Can it actually digest cockroaches and crickets whole? Or is it just a form of roughage so it cleans out its stomach better when its pukes up a pellet?

  • @rrrayrrray
    @rrrayrrray 11 лет назад +2

    And better to be adopted by humans than to be meal for a cat or coyote--which is exactly what it would've become had they left it alone!

  • @KareenaStrait
    @KareenaStrait 8 лет назад

    You did a good job cutting it in half!

  • @janebosarge1505
    @janebosarge1505 12 лет назад

    Parakeets are INEXPENSIVE,easy to feed,so cute! entertaining,and like to have their head scratched,too.They come in many colors.They can be taught to talk,if you get a male,and they can be taught tricks.You can get a book from the library on how to train and care for them.If you want to spend more money, parrots are even better, but get a small one.If you can afford about $400,Rainbow Lorikeets are beautiful&don't bite.Best of all,they are all legal and require no permit.There are bird fairs.

  • @wilsocn
    @wilsocn 14 лет назад

    Cool video. Looks like he is eating well. People keep all sorts of birds as pets so im not sure why some act likes its a crime against humanity when someone ends up with something like an owl. Screech owls are not in any way endangered.

  • @TiticatFollies
    @TiticatFollies 5 лет назад

    So what happened? Did it go back to the outdoors, or did you keep it?

  • @Pradeepsolus
    @Pradeepsolus 8 лет назад +5

    she is so pretty

    • @TomAJohnson1919
      @TomAJohnson1919 6 лет назад

      Even sweeter than she is pretty, and boy is she pretty!

  • @lisaharrison8970
    @lisaharrison8970 6 лет назад

    it's so fluffy! kawaii!

  • @Ch5ActionNews
    @Ch5ActionNews 6 лет назад +1

    Isn't it illegal to own owls as pets?

  • @annaritaranalli1791
    @annaritaranalli1791 2 года назад

    Adorable

  • @cintulator1129
    @cintulator1129 2 года назад

    Owlet has a butler.

  • @zsuzsuspetals
    @zsuzsuspetals 7 лет назад

    Please give us an update on this baby! I wish we could have them as pets in the US. So many other countries in Europe allow them as pets. I am a bit worried this one wont' be able to be released in the wild. But he could be used for education or in a sanctuary hopefully :)

  • @brianaw292
    @brianaw292 11 лет назад +1

    Awww sooo cute

  • @KareenaStrait
    @KareenaStrait 8 лет назад

    Wow he is cute!

  • @jeffrey9130
    @jeffrey9130 11 лет назад +3

    I wonder if the poor animal is even still alive. This is a real BAD thing to do.

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @coffineater8189
    @coffineater8189 8 лет назад

    you guys still have him?

  • @braggito
    @braggito 8 лет назад +1

    So beautiful

  • @annaritaranalli1791
    @annaritaranalli1791 2 года назад

    California?

  • @setiadarma
    @setiadarma 6 лет назад

    Cute owl

  • @badbrains256
    @badbrains256 12 лет назад

    Cutting up that mouse was like a cock block for cuteness.

  • @maggiethorenson
    @maggiethorenson 8 лет назад

    Great video !

  • @sageqwill
    @sageqwill 6 лет назад

    Update please

  • @HatchetFirelette
    @HatchetFirelette 13 лет назад

    @LoveYourDNA As a re-habber they are doing just fine with that owlet.

  • @Greeneyedvngel
    @Greeneyedvngel 12 лет назад

    Who can just CUT a poor cute little moussssyyy?!

  • @DonteWilsonChrisDorner
    @DonteWilsonChrisDorner 8 лет назад +1

    I think that mouse is a little too big for a baby owl.

    • @azabigail1
      @azabigail1 8 лет назад

      Donte' Wilson .... yeah the mom out would tear that up for the little one. Now it has to deal with digesting one huge chunk of mouse poor thing.

  • @danielleopdycke2958
    @danielleopdycke2958 4 месяца назад

    You should have brought it to a licensed rehabber. That owl likely imprinted and was not releasable. It is illegal to keep a wild owl as a pet.

  • @nestleigh1
    @nestleigh1 11 лет назад +1

    2:47 that looks like it would hurt swallowing something that big:3

  • @HatchetFirelette
    @HatchetFirelette 13 лет назад

    This makes me want a baby owl even more! Adults are fine and all but I want an owlet.

  • @emilyjohnson6096
    @emilyjohnson6096 6 лет назад

    Commentors stop shinning about federal offenses. .right be in UR areas but not every single place. They could be in EU somewhere where it isn't.

  • @nestleigh1
    @nestleigh1 11 лет назад +1

    I meant 4:12

  • @cynthiamcwhorter6721
    @cynthiamcwhorter6721 5 лет назад

    When you try and cut the mouse up the owl says mine you can't have it back 😀 But if the owl could fly why didn't you just leave it or put it up in a tree so the parents could find it.

  • @KatyaBill
    @KatyaBill 14 лет назад

    @XeenWoozy me toooo

  • @jamnd5
    @jamnd5 12 лет назад

    I want an owl so bad but you have to have at least one acre of land to have a an animal that is not a pet as a pet. I don't even have ONE acre of land.

  • @rosemaryowens7290
    @rosemaryowens7290 Год назад +1

    This makes me sick!

  • @davidr680
    @davidr680 13 лет назад

    can you please upload more videos.. :)

  • @NoreenTsetso
    @NoreenTsetso 8 лет назад

    Owls have bugs

  • @machinecore500
    @machinecore500 8 лет назад

    so cute

  • @everettelawsoniii5115
    @everettelawsoniii5115 8 лет назад +1

    WOW!!! This is way cool!! 👍👍

  • @afffred
    @afffred 15 лет назад

    cool pet to have...

  • @emilyjohnson6096
    @emilyjohnson6096 6 лет назад

    Tickle? More like talon digging

  • @MeganC-IditarodGal
    @MeganC-IditarodGal 14 лет назад +1

    IMPRINTING! NOOOOO!!!!

  • @LoveYourDNA
    @LoveYourDNA 14 лет назад +1

    i'm sorry but this is not a good thing. unless you're a re-habber and have experience with the species, your best intentions will harm rather than help the animal....

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @goodmorning47finches
    @goodmorning47finches 14 лет назад

    thought you might like to see my baby screech owl story... mark
    my site is goodmorning47finches on utube
    the experience.. i am curious how yours developed... i have two videos of him and what has happened.

  • @ElectroStonerQc
    @ElectroStonerQc 12 лет назад

    Other**

  • @CameRahab
    @CameRahab 9 лет назад +4

    I want one :3

  • @Naroclie
    @Naroclie 15 лет назад

    Unfortunately, this owl is probably imprinted on humans now and won't know how to hunt in the wild. I'm sure you thought you were doing the right thing, but you should NEVER take in a wild animal, even if you think it needs your help. Call animal control or a rehabilitator if you find one that you really think is in danger.

  • @ElectroStonerQc
    @ElectroStonerQc 12 лет назад

    Bird do seduction dance and othet stuff to seduce another bird ...

  • @ElectroStonerQc
    @ElectroStonerQc 12 лет назад

    Your wrong leon when bird scratch themself or other its just a sign of happiness i work at a big parot breeders and parrot related stuff store ... Your not jacking of the bird by scratching is head/neck that stupid x)

  • @sublimeseeker6632
    @sublimeseeker6632 7 лет назад +3

    Owls are not pets, they are wild animals. When you hand feed owls, they imprint on humans and cant be released back into the wild. Also, they eat cut up mice at this age. Not insects and whole hoppers. Please call someone with a falconry license or a wildlife rehabilitation center before handling owls.

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @janemillerick9614
    @janemillerick9614 8 лет назад

    ohh he did not want to give up that mouse! nope. honestly would have just ..swallowed that whole. (they're owls; that's what they do!) never legal as pets.. law (us) 'demands' they be
    handled by someone who's licensed and that once they're 'rehabbed to go back to the wild' they do. when they can't be ..then (people who tried to save the wild raptor/ animal) either euth or make a strong case for how that (raptor/ animal) may be used for 'educational purposes.'
    the guy here's way too imprinted on humans to be just sent out..

  • @113twiggy
    @113twiggy 9 лет назад +3

    Illegal and dumb yea imprinting the poor thing

    • @abyss8190
      @abyss8190 4 года назад

      Fuck you peta member

  • @Kenshinpup
    @Kenshinpup 13 лет назад

    @KidSonicBoom7 lol your spelling makes me laugh and not take you seriously.

  • @tomaszstarling
    @tomaszstarling 9 лет назад +3

    So cute :) and you are good people don't listen to the haters.

    • @leslieann54
      @leslieann54 6 лет назад +1

      That owl should have been put back in the nest your an idiot too!

    • @b-bopeddie1290
      @b-bopeddie1290 6 лет назад

      Leslie Meadows no your the idiot for commenting on the situation and not knowing any of the circumstances

  • @jaysoneubanks579
    @jaysoneubanks579 6 лет назад

    What you are doing is admirable but you must know that it is against federal law to posses any migratory bird unless you are a licensed falconer or rehab facility. You can and most likely will be charged with a felony if found in possession of this animal without having notified a local game warden or wildlife rehabilitation facility. Your heart is big but you must remember to government doesn't give a shit about that.

  • @bryanscott9055
    @bryanscott9055 6 лет назад +1

    this is awful and wrong

  • @hiverchaud
    @hiverchaud 3 года назад

    What a little irresistible darling he is! I hope he was okay💗💋