Golden Eagle With Injured Talons Recovers
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
- Susan and Martin were called out about a Golden Eagle on the ground. Martin captured the eagle and noticed some minor problems with the eagle's talons. After just a couple weeks of rest and lots of food, the eagle was fully recovered. Quickly healthy, this eagle moved around a lot in the chamber and Martin feared the eagle may injure himself. The eagle had to be returned to the wild as soon as possible, so we were not able to get video of the release.
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Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends.
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Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental educator.
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Susan and Martin were called out about a Golden Eagle on the ground. Martin captured the eagle and noticed some minor problems with the eagle's talons. After just a couple weeks of rest and lots of food, the eagle was fully recovered. Quickly healthy, this eagle moved around a lot in the chamber and Martin feared the eagle may injure himself. The eagle had to be returned to the wild as soon as possible, so we were not able to get video of the release.
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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.
_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.
Through a heartwarming collection of true stories he describes his challenging transformation from a shy dyslexic teenager, to the founder and CEO of the Southwest Wildlife Foundation.
I'm glad you could help this Golden Eagle and get him back out into the wild.
So are we!
Have you considered putting a few RV parking spots on the property? You could be a unique boondocking $$$ location or volunteers could visit from out of the area and offer an extra pair (or several) hands! ❤🦅❤
Amazing how calm a completely wild Eagle can be with Martin. Nice to see it getting help it needed.
The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
It's almost as if they know, by how Martin handles them, that he is there to help. 🙂❤
Animals have a kind of 6th sense about good vs bad people. I was thinking the exact same thing watching how the eagle in the tree stayed in the tree with Martin below but left when Susan got close.
They KNOW Martin is there to help.
Animals feel our energy. If we are calm they don't get upset so easily. If you have a pet dog cat bird or horse they can tell when we are upset they know it. Same when we are happy and excited they know it too. Even wild animals naturally have the instinct to not want to be around humans. Approaching one calm and not full of nervous energy makes a difference. That's what I've noticed.
@@sofializzy4519 Lol poor Susan! But yes, Martin does have a special way with the birds.
The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
I just love how Martin walks up to them and says Hi with a lilt in his voice. It always brings a smile to my face. Thank you so much for the what you both do.
They are very stressed, so a calm soothing voice helps a little bit.
No. It makes a huge difference. It calms them. At least I can see the difference between you and the birds😊
poor eagle bitten by those naughty rodents ,so glad he could recover and fly away.You guys are doing a superb job in helping animals.
It's not easy in the wild
the squirrel didn't want to end as a meal 🙈. what a beautiful young eagle ❤️. thanks for what you did for him
Yep, squirrel fought well.
Magnificent rescue Martin. Once again you and Susan saved this eagle and returned him successfully to the wild. 👏
Thanks Sam! It's a team effort for sure though!
You are the eagle whisperer. I can’t believe you can catch handle and examine them with such ease.
Martin makes it look far easier than it is!
that animation at the end was oscar worthy! 🏆
such a beautiful golden eagle. i’m glad it was only his feet needing to heal and he could be released fairly quickly.
love the ‘artist rendition’ of his release 😂😂❤️❤️
We hope he's doing well back in the wild!
I've had birds for years. Rescued parrots. So I know how smart birds are. It is unreal how they are so calm when you handle them. I really believe they know you won't harm them. Thank you for helping these magnificent birds
Captivity is very stressful for wild animals.
Martin and Susan , this is YS from Pa. So glad I found your videos again . Was stuck on playing cell phone music for a long long time, and couldn't seem to tear myself away. Now I will have a healthy balance, of your videos, music channels, and the cute cat and other animal videos.
Healthy balance sounds good
Thank You Martin and Susan, for the 👍 agree ing, and telling me that , that diversity is a needed and a 👍 good job. Y from Pa.
Aw…poor Eagle! But how fortunate he is to have you rescue him!! God Bless you Martin!! I’m surprised they don’t bite? Or peck at you?
Martin is an eagle whisperer, they don’t peck at him!
@@Reina.Nijinsky I guess not. I’d be terrified he’d take a chunk out of my hand…Lol…
I think the birds do bite if they can, he usually tells them it's okay if they do!
@@onetuliptree But that Eagle never did. It just looked at him..🤣🤣. I’m glad he didn’t peck him, but Martin didn’t have gloves on either. He’s brave and I know he knows what he’s doing, but Martin knew he wouldn’t get bit…amazing man.
HI Cbass, thanks for your interest. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
Hope the rabbit situation improves so the circle of life continues and beautiful birds like this Golden will do well. Thank you for all you and your wife do. Sent your book to my friend in Scotland -Goldens are
loved there and she just loved you story.
🦅
Thanks Patricia, great to hear! Thanks for spreading the word!
You really see how big eagle talons are compared to Martin's fingers. I'm so glad this beautiful guy got healed and released back into the wild. I've haven't seen very many eagles this winter. Usually when I drive from Buffalo Wyoming to Sheridan I count eagles. Normally I see 8 on average. Not this winter I'm lucky to see two. Love these Majestic birds!
They are an intimidating presence for sure!
Great rescue 👏 👍, birds need more human generosity.
Thanks for your interest. A whole lot of people help us help critters
Thank you so much for saving this gorgeous eagle.
A whole lot of people help us help critters!
@@GowildlifeOrg Yes, and everyone is equally awesome.
Anyone who helps animals is a good person in my book.
Thank you for all you do for these beautiful and majestic birds!
Thank you for your interest!
@@GowildlifeOrg you are most welcome. I see birds of prey often where i live currently and have great memories of seeing them where i lived when i was young. I so enjoy learning more about them so thank you for all your hard work educating nd rehabilitating.
Great rescue! I'm glad the lil guy healed and flew again. He seemed so calm.
Hi Ezathel, thanks for your interest. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
Happy he recovered, hope the injury upon release was minor so he's okay, and Martin too! Want to say that the way Martin speaks always has my kitten jump in my lap, hihi. Last night I had to take her to the vet for an emergency and I kept soothing her the same way, using the same tone of voice, even in English as in Dutch it doesn't feel the same. It seemed to work a treat and calm her during the drive over & back
Hope she's feeling better.
Martin thank you and Susan for caring for these beautiful creatures. I'm sorry you were slightly injured on release.
Thanks Russell, all is good!
Too funny of an artist rendition! And thanks the Lord Martin’s arm was returned! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽❤️❤️
Susan is quite the first aid technician!
Susan & Martin, ty for all that u do❣️ HugsfromNYC 🍎
Thank you Reina!
As an aussie, I just love that they released it off the harbour bridge
Good to hear, we've got a lot of friends from there so wanted to give a nod.
I was just thinking about you guys. Haven’t seen any videos for awhile, which is good news meaning no rescues necessary. Hope you are both doing well 😊
Thanks Carol!
Amazing. The Eagle could crush his fingers at any time. The talons are neutralized. Seems a little curious, of course, but seems to know he is safe. Beautiful Golden Eagle. Wondering about the Bald Eagle. Was he guarding the Golden or stalking him?
Just happened to be same place at that time. Generally they don't hang out together. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
I'm looking forward to spring babies! (Although I know how much that adds to your workload) Thank you for everything that you do!
❤🦅❤
We like it better when the babies don't need us!
@@GowildlifeOrg we love the happy endings! I think I like babies more than injuries. Either way, so glad that you are both their for all of them!
4:43 Without fear you put your hand in the box where long sharp talons are waiting. Not many people have that courage.
Thanks for sharing the video.
Always fear, always risk...always need to be as careful as possible.
Yay! Glad he did well. Those pictures made me laugh out loud!
Glad you enjoyed
I loved the "artist's rendition" at the end. I'm glad the eagle recovered and I hope Martin did too!
Amazing, how is this bird so calm?
Hi Paul, thanks for your interest. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
Yesss!! Another successful rescue and release! You guys are my heroes 😊
Thank you Megan, the heroes are all the people who help us help critters!
Love the medical examinations, such a cool cat this eagle is. And then we find out he hunts squirrels! Send him my way, far too vermin around here.
Eagles and squirrels got jobs to do!
Great rescue. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mary, we appreciate your interest
1:50 the determination to get that injured bird. I would probably pee my pants if I got that close to a wild eagle. Let alone having to catch him (or her) even if they are injured. Martin is not phased at all, he sees the wounded bird and just steps up and catches him and then take him out of the net for quick inspection. And then say hi, as if they've known each other for years already. Probably one of the many reasons why you are such a great wildlife rescuer and why I am just a youtube viewer
Also I keep being amazed by eagles. Martin holds him on his arm and the look on the eagle is something else. The look of a king, of a tzar, a pharaoh. So regal. A look that tells you right away who's the boss and don't mess with them, even if you are holding their feet
Martin makes it look far easier than it is!
@@GowildlifeOrg It's not because it is easy, surely it's his many years of education and experience that make it look easy. But good gods, if anyone can make it look like a walk in the park Martin does!. Again, that's why Martin is a wildlife rescuer and I'm not, because as easy as he makes it look, I'd probably shit myself before being able to pick up an injured bird , even if it was a budgie lol
Not biting no squawking he knows that your looking after him, truly amazing
The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
He is beautiful. You are so good at handling them.
Agreed, beautiful eagle!
God damn love people who care for any animal.....well done.
A whole lot of people help us help critters
Martin you are so special
Thank you Susan!
I'm amazed how the eagles, once in your secure grip, become docile and allow you to examine their wings, legs, head and beak. I suppose you have done it so much that you have a "touch" for how to hold them and touch/squeeze their body parts.
Hi Albert, thanks for your interest. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
@@GowildlifeOrg Thank you. I'm glad I found your channel. It's teaching me a lot about our national bird.
Thank you for sharing your detailed exam of the eagle with us. Very helpful!
Martin gives them all careful exams frequently
I always wonder why the eagles and raptors that you rescue don’t bite you when you are holding them. It looks like they are almost in a catatonic state when you are working with them. You are just amazing!!!!
Hi Melinda, thanks for your interest. The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
Such a gorgeous young boy, hope the glitch wasn't to bad, another great job and video thanks 💖😁
Thanks Janet! We're glad this eagle recovered so well!
Gorgeous bird, just lovely. I hope your hand is ok.
Agreed!
Great story. I love the artist recreation of the release!
Hi egc, thanks for watching!
God I love how they do this! Thank you!
Great job Martin. I recognize the area, off Lund Hwy. Not too far from your sanctuary in Enoch. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Angelo
The way that eagle was looking at you, I now understand the phrase "eagle eyes"!!!
Admire you 2 so much!
Thanks Teddi!
Truly admire what you do. Reason I been studying up for exam and getting equipment ready.
Good luck with your exam! You are welcome to contact Martin directly at martin@martintyner.com
Nice artist rendition. LOL!
We are all about accuracy!
Yeeeesssss!!! 🙏 Thank you✌️❤️
Thanks for watching
Your work is important and immeasurable we are all grateful
You are a brave man.
Loved the artist rendition of the release 😂❤
I’m imagining a were-squirrel vs eagle epic battle :D
Fight is good and important in the wild
Awesome work both of you!!! 👏
God bless you 🙏 ❤️.
Thank you for your interest
So beautiful.
I'm so glad the other eagle was a bald eagle. If it had been a baby golden eagle and you took the adult away, I would worry about the baby perched in the tree. Guess I'll go back to washing my dishes..... eagle in good loving hands with you .. peace of mind for me. Priceless
Thanks for watching, everyone is doing their thing in the wild!
😂😂😂 the artist rendition, had me dying hahaha! Good one 👍🏽
We're all about accuracy...
Lol he looked at martin oh come on dont touch me there no no not there either lol good job thank you both
Much better to let them go then take them into captivity for sure
Yes it is such pretty bird once dried
Beautiful Golden! Was curious to know if y’all work with the Eagle Repository to donate any loose feathers so they may go to Indigenous Tribes?
We follow local and federal regulations regarding the animals and their feathers.
Dear Martin, Dear Susan, I have been following your magnificent work for quite a few years and I am almost ready to make my dream come true: to visit your center! Do I need a reservation? a permit? what do I need to visit your center? Please.
Hi Kathy, you are welcome to contact us directly at info@gowildlife.org
..that "artist rendition" :)
Yep, so real...
God keep you happy ❤❤❤❤❤❤
We like it when they recover!
I lov❤ golden.eagle
Thanks for sharing this video, interesting video.
Captivity is very stressful
Wow you guys have such commitment to these giant birds - I didn't think about prarie dogs being a source of food/prey for them I currently have 4 & I've been keeping them as pets for about 9 yrs now & I have been bitten pretty bad more than once & I can honestly say a prarie dog can inflict some serious damage claws are like razors & teeth that are very sharp - I'm guessing the golden is as you say not been able to find food very well maybea a,little thin / weak? I'm thinking the bites might be infected? But you guys will fix this golden I'm 100% sure :)
Sounds like the eagle gave you a parting "footing". Hope it heals well!
I like how u reply to every comment
We try...
i follow you from jordan i raly like your video end i love tha Eagle JO💞 US
Great to hear, thank you for your interest!
Do they usually hang out toghether, the golden and the bald headed ?
No really, more like happened to be passing through at the same time.
How much did it weigh ?? I love hearing about there size 👍🏾
We usually don't put them on a scale, Martin judges if weight is high or low by feeling their keel bone.
the way you ended this video really made me laff
Thanks Shawn! Glad you enjoyed
He’ll do well in Australia. Lol
Short hop away...
Absolutely loved the medical exam! It didn't seem like the eagle hated it all that much, either. lol You can tell from their demeanor and eyes that they are baffled at the handling they receive from Martin, they are like "I am so shook right now... this huge beast isn't hurting me. I guess I could go for a fight, but this apex beast seems to know what he's doing, so I better sit tight". 😂😂😂
Still always lots of stress and risk...
That eagle knows you Martin.
As much as I have sympathy for the bird, and know they must kill to eat, it's kind of fun to know that some of the prey animals went down fighting.
Fight is good and important in the wild.
I forgot to ask: Martin in your opinion, of the wild birds you rescue, which breed/type is the smartest? Thank you!
Couldn't really say, there are different kinds of "smart".
@@GowildlifeOrg Thanks!
@@GowildlifeOrg I asked, because the Golden in this video appeared so alert and "smart". It was interesting to see.
Wonder how difficult it is to re-populate barren areas with food for the eagles .......?
It's a trick for sure....lots of variables and expenses. Hopefully things pick up this season, there's generally lots of changes each year around.
Hope your minor glitch healed up o.k. :)
All good! Thanks Fran!
Does their fingie hurt?
I assumed the feet on something like a eagle would be to tough to bite through… also you put your fingers, in its BEAK?
A minor glitch? You were missing good part of your body lower half and both arms.. Love the Golden. Seen many often on the back roads of Arkansas. I have yet done a painting of the golden . I Did a bald eagle pair. Unfortunate the female became very ill. So they said . She was not able to get a lift off. They said she had the Bird Flu and had to be put down. The male stuck around for about a week and then flew away. Sad to see them go. I suppose many neighbors did not mind.. Thank you..
I'm clueless why it isn't trying to bite or snap at Martin.
The animals are very stressed but they don't move around a lot because Martin controls them using various techniques. More here: ruclips.net/video/MAwQQbDL5CU/видео.html
If looks could kill lol he wasn't impressed. ❤
👍👍
It appears to me that the juvie bald was a friend of this juvie golden. lol
Have you ever had an eagle that has contacted rabies from being bitten by a rabid animal?
Have you ever heard of that before?
The eagle was in tree was his mom ?
😃👍