Young and Skinny Great Horned Owl
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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.
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I love how Martin always calls out “Hey Scout!” when he passes Scout’s chamber. Their friendship is so special.
Scout has Martin well trained.
Wow! That owl was indescribably beautiful. He eyes - amazing color, I loved his "eyelashes". The sounds he was making and also looking right at you, just WOW!! Thank you Martin and your wife for your lifelong dedication to saving wildlife.
Oh those eyes! 👀
Funny Joanne ur impression of this bird was exactly the same as mine. My goodness those eyes and eyelashes!! So magnificent that he looks fake!!!
One LUCKY owl owes Martin so much! And we all owe Martin so much, also!
Lots of people contributed to this owl's recovery!
And we all owe wildlife so much for their beauty and keeping our ecosystems heathy.
We can help Martin out. Maybe, the owl can pay his hospital bill by bringing rodents to the rescue shelter 😄
Many thanks for every thing you have done for these helpless wild life birds, you deserve the heaven..
A great horned owl came into my care when it was found downed by a friend. No one in my area would come take it so I did. I called a raptor rehabilitator who instructed me to take it to a local vet who immediately euthanized it due to a broken humerus in it's wing. They gave me no recourse, and disallowed a second opinion. It was horrible. SO glad Utah has someone like you.
We're sorry to hear the owl did not survive. We're glad you tried to
get appropriate help. You are always welcome to contact us directly at
info@gowildlife.org
Thank you.
He's beautiful. I love his chatter, lol. He's a great talker.
What a beautiful take off back into the wild. He was ready!
Thanks for the info!
Those eyes are mesmerizing!
Agreed! 👀
Martin you have made your mark on the world god bless !!!!!!!!!
Thank you Sherry!
sherry evans I agree 100%
Another lucky bird thanks to Martin and Susan and lucky us subscribers who get to watch these very special acts of kindness! Thanks to the both of you from the bottom of our hearts!
We appreciate your kind words and care for the critters!
Sure am glad that you found your calling Mr. Martin and so are so many animals.....Thank you!!!
Never ceases to amaze me how just beautiful they r. Its wild too how loud the beak clacking is! Thank you for your work.
Amazes us too!
These Owls are just stunningly gorgeous !!!!
Agreed!
So beautiful...…hehehe sounds like an old type-writer...….beautiful owl!
Agreed, beautiful owl!
Another successful rescue & release❣️
That was incredible! The sounds of the owl and up close views were fascinating! Thanks!
Good to hear, glad you enjoyed!
Stunning bird and he has plenty to say to you.
Such an amazing Great Horned Owl! His clicking sounds like an old Remington manual typewriter!
Old skool owl!
I love how when you were carrying the owl how happy you looked and how great you where to the owl. Love all ur videos!!!!!!!! Only if i could meet you one time you inspire me so much i absolutely love animals!!!!!!
Thank you AK, we appreciate your interest!
4:02 I ABSOLUTELY LOST IT. THAT FACE WITH OR WITHOUT CONTEXT IS SO BEYOND PERFECT🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Martin you are one of God’s angels, and such an inspiration to me. Thank you for everything you do for these birds.
Thank you John, we call him "Healer of Angels"
Does Martín do falconry? Or does he just focus on rehabilitation? If so I would love to see a beginners guide to falconry, maybe manning/training video. I have seen plenty others but seeing how his connection to this animals is so deep I would love some advice. Thanks again!
So beautiful. And what an extra treat at the end - Martin's love for flying things, and understanding of them, through the operation of a glider.
He is all about flight! Pilot too.
aw such a cute sky Cat. whos a good boy? oh you are oh yes you are!!! thank you for what yall do for the wildlife.
The Great Horned Owl is absolutely gorgeous! I love that moment when you release them. It’s magical.🦉🦅
Agreed, gorgeous owl!
I love what you do
Thank you Kristine!
Big man is very gentle with his feathered guest.
Thank you for your interest. Martin has over 50 years experience working with critters.
If you guys ever need any volunteers.. I would consider myself blessed to come out there and spend some time cleaning up the muck and just being able to be in the presence of those birds. I would offer my services freely ;-)
Thank you Carrie, you are welcome to contact us directly at info@gowildlife.org
hello Susan! Just thought I would give you a proper hello sometimes too lol Hope you guys are having a lovely day. 😊❤
I'm so excited to have found your wildlife rescue. I'm looking forward to getting your signed book too. I'm in Australia but I also have a business in America. How incredible to see the great horned owl release, makes life on earth worthwhile.
bird: leave me alone, or I am going to kill you!!!
Martin: Yeah! What a good boy!
Martin is lawful good Steve Irwin for birds
Yep
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you :-) :-) :-)
We hope this owl is doing well!
Amazing work all around! 🦉❤️🦉❤️🦉
The way he warns to get away from him is actually so cute it's absurd. What a cool bird
I love the chirping sound he makes.
Us too!
The tweets of the released horned owl sound like a bunch of canaries.
You must have a wonderful wife!! Most women are deathly scared of birds of prey. She videos you and works with you . You are a lucky man! You should video her too! I admire her!!
Susan loves critters too!
@Conchitina bernardo The channel "Falconry And Me" is run by a Lady. And she isn't scared to handle these birds.
Whoever keeps putting a thumbs down needs to get a life! Try to be kind and selfless and do something for the World like Martin and his wife!
How beautiful 🦉
Agreed!
Wow that's a beautiful beautiful owl!!!!!
Agreed!
I can't believe people give thumbs down on your videos. I love all of your videos and can tell that you put your heart and soul into every critter you encounter. Thank you for educating the public on what it takes to care for and to be able to release these beautiful birds. As a photographer myself another big Thank you too to Susan for filming and all your help behind the scenes. Keep up the good work, what you do does not go in vain. Every life matters...
Edit: I found your channel by recommendation when I was watching videos of sea turtles rescued from discarded nets and other debris.
Thank you Lynette, that is good to hear! Education is very important to us! Glad you found our channel.
For a moment, I thought it was a bird you threw like that at the end. Realized later it was a toy plane.
Do you keep track of how many successful rescues and releases you do in a year? Each and every one is a miracle, a true gift. Thank you.
Absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you Martin for doing what you do. I watch every single day!! 😍😍😍
Thank you Melody! Glad you are enjoying our videos!
He's adorable!!!! Thanks for the great vid! Hope he's doing well. What a cutie-pie!!
Thanks Fran!
Omg he's so beautiful
Agreed!
I absolutely love your organization!! It is amazing and so important. Thank you for your devotion and passion.
11:10 Fun fact: We have evidence that some non-avian dinosaurs (Troodontids) had the same facial features as owls do but with longer snouts (and nasty serrated teeth) because they were also nocturnal predators. Pretty nifty case of convergent evolution.
Also the feathered feet you can see at 5:15 are most likely an ancestral dinosaurian feature that got reactivated. The broad scales modern birds have on their feet are actually modified feathers but the genetics for the original configuration is still there (the small round scales are most likely ancestral). Boots are also pretty primitive, even Archaeopteryx was booted like an eagle
ah those clicking sounds
Definitely a presence!
A few weeks ago I saw a Great Horned Owl high up in my neighbor's tree. I noticed it because the Who Who Hoot sound. Awesome to see one so close up in this video and glad he made it back to the wild!
Much more fun to see them in the wild!
In Dutch they are actually called “oehoe” (pronounced like ooh-hoo), because of their sound!
Very funny with this HORNED OWL, A BEAUTIFUL BIRD
with those big eyes and eyelashes. A LITTLE STAR! 💥 When you carry him, its sound of klicking - I've never heard before it's a waming not to "kill you", as you say, and it's whistling and it even makes sounds like a small bird. I love your fantastic presentation of the bird, from head to toes.And your gentle and wonderful speaking with the "kiddo". One more happy bird lifted to the sky after being in your tender cares. An outstanding video! THANKS FOR SHARING, Martin and the person video-recording! /Christina. Stockholm, Sweden. 😀💖💙💛
It is!
Beautiful but not at all grateful 🦉🦉🦉😂😂😂 Those eyes are amazing but glad I am not a mouse 🐁 Lovely to see him released fit and well.
Hi Wendy, thanks for watching! We're just fine with ungrateful critters!
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah I had a bird flying experience for my birthday this year. Spent the day as a living landing place and feeding different birds of prey and owls. Adopted a male European Eagle Owl called Amber because he was feisty 😇 He has the most amazing amber coloured eyes 🙂 He can also ‘shout’ 😂
Whoever does the editing does an absolutely impeccable job.
Often less is more. Thanks for watching.
I sponsor some GHOs at a local nature center in Michigan and they are something special. They stare right into your soul. The female usually hisses at me when I visit, but the male is a usually friendly imprint and we sometimes have a hooting conversation about 3 feet apart!
They are something for sure!
A couple of days ago, i found your channel, and love to watch it. It makes my heart warm up, to see you guys, doing that amazing Job. It feels so god to know that there are people, in this cruel world, that care so much for the wildlife. I am from Germany and we have less birds of Prey every year. THANKS!!!!
Thank you Sylvia, that is nice to hear! We're glad you are enjoying our videos!
The Owl, when clicking its beak sounds like a Woodpecker...
Such a neat sound
Omg I can't take how cute he is
I know how dangerous he is, too. Don't get me wrong
Such MAJESTIC OWL, " THOSE EYES" .🦉 👍 ( P.S.) I'll purchase a Book, soon..
They are something for sure
he is soooo beautiful ! if only he realised his luck
We're glad for his second chance!
Wow what a beautiful animal 😍 Thank you for helping the little guy 🦉🦉🦉
Thanks JT!
My God he doesn't even look real he's so beautifil those eyes and eyelashes are just amazing
i don't know why I just noticed this, but I find it interesting that it looks you in the face while beak snapping at you. I was just kind of surprised that the bird recognized a human face and knows to direct it's ire there in order to communicate it's dislike
This owl almost looks like a puppet in your arms. What beautiful eyes and lashes!
I just started watching, and you are so gentle and firm with these magnificent birds.
You are such a blessing for all these birds (even if they don't fully appreciate it at first lol)!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Dianna
Thanks Dianna! We don't mind that the birds aren't appreciative!
So beautiful bird
Those clicking sounds you're hearing is "I'm gonna rip your face off!"...LOL...🤣
Pretty much...
Дякую за вашу справу !
Thanks for watching!
Martin deserves a noble peace prize for all the work he’s done for our nations eagles and birds, RUclips should recommend more videos like this
A whole lot of people help us help critters
what a beautiful owl .. fantastic to follow your effort to save these precius birds.
Thanks for watching!
I can’t understand know how anybody could not love owls.
Us either
I always learn something new when I watch this program. What a beautiful owl. I am going to order your book.
Great to hear! Thank you for your support
oh this was an angry but beautiful owl... I wonder are you never afraid to be hurt by these talons ? wow. thank you for caring for him 😍
Martin is definitely aware of those talons! He keeps alert and always tries to be as careful as possible.
What a beautiful owl.
What a stunning bird. I love owls so much. Thanks for helping them recover.
We love owls too!
The world needs more Martins in it
Yeah, but they'd probably argue with each other! ;-)
Wonderful bird! So happy you rescued him. Amazing to see those talons up close, I understand better why when they grab a prey there's no way for it to escape.
Agreed, their talons are something for sure!
Thank you for all that you do. Love learning from you and your wife.
Thank you Jane, that's great to hear! We appreciate your interest in the critters!
stunning looking bird super cute
Owls have a special place in my heart along with eagles. Loved seeing all the up close footage! Those mesmerizingly gorgeous eyes & hearing all their sounds. I had no idea they made a warning clicking sound like that. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed Susan's camera work!
Thank you for your caring of our wildlife. I also love your passion for gliders.
Thank you, Martin is all about all things that fly!
Thanks,for sharing,
Only kind of owl I've seen, since there is a family of them living in the trees around my parent's old house. I hear the Eastern Screech Owls, but I've never seen them.
Always a treat to see in the wild!
That is one beautiful owl. He was a bit angry at being picked up and handled but I'm sure in the end he was thankful. You do good work.
They are expressive!
what a cute chirp for such an angry, ferocious bird of prey. happy to see him so furious and eager to go back home though
back where he belongs...
Wow those lashes are they small feathers i have watched so many owl videos have never seen the face so close fantastic thank you 🦉🦉🦉
Love those eyes!
Boy I do love eagles but man do I love owls! They are so cute, even when they are trying to be scary XD Although I definitely wouldn't want one of those coming at me claws first!
What GORGEOUS eyes!!
Thank you for taking care of it.
Agreed! Gorgeous!
Martin, I loved your book and read it to my grandson. Please write another book. You must have more wonderful stories!
Great to hear! Not sure about anoher book just yet...
Thank you again! Your never gonna be able to stop doing this work,,,you love it too much.
Hi Marie, Martin has no retirement plans!
im sure it likes the petting but also hates it
I'm grateful that you rescued the poor thing. And great horned owls are truly amazing. Especially the 500lb crushing force they have with their feet. Terrifying to think that it could possibly crush a human skull if it wanted to. But still cute.
Hi Tawny, the owls' talons are closer to maybe 150, and very sharp.
Vulture vomit. Fun for the whole family! I know you didn’t mean it to sound like that but I thought it was cute!
There is a lesson in vulture vomit!
Wow that was very very beautiful and I like to say thank you for doing your part and saving everyone needs a little creatures we need more people like you thank you🦉♥️
Thank you Mike, we appreciate your interest and kind words!
@@GowildlifeOrg and thank you very much for responding back again you and your wife you do great and beautiful work thank you🦉😀
@@GowildlifeOrg I live in New Jersey and just Friday I was out catfishing in an area and Princeton New Jersey not too far from Princeton University there is an area called Carnegie Lake and for the longest time they've had to American bald eagles over there living nesting habitating the whole area first time in two and a half years I saw them was yesterday beautiful male and female they were what you call or what I would call twitterpating very much beautiful and making love sounds and it's just a beautiful thing to watch birds of prey and like I said you do and your wife do great great work and I thank you🦉😁
Martin is the real deal with animals birds in general.
He's definitely a critter guy
Beautiful. As always.
By the way. Just got your book. Thanks.
Hi Scarlet, thanks for watching and glad you received Martin's book! We hope you will enjoy the read!
Love how you free her at the end. You show kindness too
Thank you Anna-Rose, the release is the best part!
also, i plan on buying 2 copies of Martin's book later today, one for me and one for my uncle who loves eagles, and I think will get a real kick out of Scout's autograph lol I cant wait 😊❤
Sounds like a plan, thank you for your support!
Really glad I'm not a mouse or a gopher too!
Exactly!
"We're gonna get you a meal"
owl: "...and then I'm gonna rip your face of."
:D
Yep!
the plane doesn't want to be rescued, it came back.
What a stunningly beautiful creature. I have this infinite love that affects my soul for owls horses and giraffes n i can not explain why but if i hear or see one that’s been hurt or killed it tears right into my soul n hurts fiercely. I love all animals but for unknown reasons these animals have my heart and soul. Beautiful man and woman u are. They must know u r their saviours. God bless u both as well as the critters blessed in ur care and all of the many people who help your cause. Incredible people u r. 😘🙏🏼❤️
Thanks for your interest and concern for the critters!
Your videos make me happy and peaceful. I hope to meet you someday.
Thank you Charlotte, that is good to hear. We hope you can attend a release someday as well!
What a Precious Owl, Lol if I had a dollar each time he claps it's Beak, I'd be rich!, Great Video!:)
👏👏👏
OWLS are my favorite critter, besides flying foxes, but this baby he was letting you know, "Don't mess with me"....Good luck little owl and thank you Martin for helping all these wild critters.
Hi Suzi, yep, this owl definitely expressed himself!