Arrival of young skinny eagle
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2019
- This young golden eagle ended up in the backyard of a falconer. She was thin and weak after getting separated from her parents. The Falconer caught her and temporarily cared for her until Martin could come pick her up.
Martin gave her an exam and found no additional problems. Expecting a quick easy stay to give her time to regain weight and recover, he put her the large chamber with two other eagles.
There are certain behaviors Martin looks for to know when an eagle is ready for release. As of yet, she is not quite there. So she will stay a little longer until Martin is confident she is 100% physically fit and ready to start her second chance in the wild.
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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.
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.
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This young golden eagle ended up in the backyard of a falconer. She was thin and weak after getting separated from her parents. The Falconer caught her and temporarily cared for her until Martin could come pick her up.
Martin gave her an exam and found no additional problems. Expecting a quick easy stay to give her time to regain weight and recover, he put her the large chamber with two other eagles.
There are certain behaviors Martin looks for to know when an eagle is ready for release. As of yet, she is not quite there. So she will stay a little longer until Martin is confident she is 100% physically fit and ready to start her second chance in the wild.
About Eagle #1: ua-cam.com/video/6p8cnKI_C7c/v-deo.html
About Eagle #2: ua-cam.com/video/sbCkxQ1q978/v-deo.html
Questions about Eagles? See our FAQ:
www.gowildlife.org/questions-about-eagles-faq/
Please Visit: www.gowildlife.org www.martintyner.com
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Phone: (435) 586-4693 • (435) 590-1618
Address: P.O. Box 1907
Cedar City, UT 84721-1907
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that has to be one lucky eagle to land in the yard of one Falconer and to get picked up by Martin so awesome I Can't wait to see it released back into the wild
Wonderful video. Thank you. Whew, that last one was a trek for sure. Martin's calm demeanor when handling the birds and his soft speaking to them must surely contribute to their sense that all will be well. Really like the window designs on the rescue vehicle. Nice.
As always, wonderful video. I always look forward to a new video from u guys. Can I make a request! Is there any way Martin can make a new update video on all of his falconry and educational birds? I just love them all!!
pretty baby bird.
The world needs more people like you. That’s all that we need
Thank you Nadine, there are a whole lot of people who help us help critters!
Beautiful golden eagle. How fortunate that it landed in a falconer's yard and he knew what to do for it. Awesome video, as usual. Praying for all of your babies. 🙏❤️
She is! And she did land in a good spot!
Every time, it amazes me how beautiful these birds are.
Us too!
I like the way he just layed there on the freezer so calm while you checked his wings and sprayed the lice. I really believe these guys know that you are there to help them and mean them no harm. God bless the two of you !!! 🦅❤🦅
Unfortunately, her stillness was mostly about weakness, fear and stress.
Best wishes for this young GE. TYVM for taking a good care of him/her. Also, TYVM for the video 🙏
We hope so too, thanks for your concern
Really interesting the eagles can be kept together. This eagle chose the right place to get found and helped!
They can be, not always. For the most part, as long as there is plenty of food they are okay.
Gorgeous baby ❤️🦅❤️
Agreed!
Ty4Sharing
Great job !!!
Wolf🐺 👍 from west central Florida....be safe !
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for doing what you do!
Thank you for watching!
Wow beautiful Golden. Thanks for sharing and taking such great care of her.
Agreed, she's a beauty!
Bless your loving caring heart Martin. Your wife also. We need more people like the both of you. These are beautiful birds that need a little help and they came to the right place. I luv your love helping these beautiful birds recover and set them free. Also that you talk to them! Luv all your videos! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you Juanita. Martin has found over his 50 years working with critters that talking in a soft calm voice helps a bit during a very stressful time for them.
What a sweet Golden Eagle!🦅
She's doing okay!
Such a beauty ❤❤
Yep!
Beautiful golden eagle. Thank you, Martin💜
Thanks for your interest!
Why can't this dedicated man be given a Nobel Prize, for all his HARD WORK and care he does for these magestic birds, why isn't he recognised??
We recognise him!
They say we have angels among us! You are an angel for what you do! Thanks for sharing❤️❤️
Thank you Gwen, we call him Healer of Angels.
Thank God, they she landed in the right place! Oh, she's so gorgeous and sweet!
We're glad she got help too!
I like your videos very much , I love watching people care about the wildlife. Thank u 🙏
Thank you, we appreciate your interest!
I like the way the bird ran away into the pen with wings spread.
Good to see some energy
He's cute, but, geez, Her TOE NAILS ARE HUGE! WOW! I am so amazed. I love raptor feet. And her wings are gigantic, too. I'm glad she ended up with you guys.
They definitely have the big talons!
Thank you for helping this beautiful eagle!
Thanks Linda, we appreciate your interest!
Cute, skinny youngster! Thanks!
She's a lot less skinny now!
@@GowildlifeOrg I bet!!
Thats so lovely to see them share rescues. A big sense of safety yo know people like Martin and Susan exist for both birds and animal lovers.
I was wondering if they get separated from the parents by mistake or if the parents think that they're old enough to be hunting for their own food? Thank you for all you do for these majestic birds.
Hi Haley, thanks for your interest. It's hard to know from case to case. Sometimes they get separated too early, sometimes they struggle to feed themselves once on their own.
People like you have inspired me, all my life.
There's a whole of people who help us help critters!
Miracle workers for these poor birds!
Thank you Carolyn, we appreciate your interest
Absolutely beautiful and majestic
Great work, thank you
Thank you Shelly, we're glad you enjoyed.
Praying for this sweet baby and the others with her. Martin you are amazing, thanks for all you do. 💜💜
She is doing well.
Do you ever have issues putting multiple birds together? Thank you for the work you do!
Hi Jamie, thanks for your interest. Generally, so long as there is plenty of food they get along all right.
Thank you for saving these beautiful animals.
Thank you Roberto, we appreciate your interest!
Nice job!
Thanks for all you do!
Jo Jo in VT 🐦💕😊🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
Thank you Joanne, we appreciate your interest!
Nice to see humans taking care of the eagles. Can't wait to see that white bellied juvenile Bald eagle released. I remember hearing it'll take at least till the beginning of 2021.
We can't wait either!
❤🦅
Everytime i see your videos ive to dry my eyes, dunno what it is, the guitar, your tender care or the combination of both, thanks.
It's tough to see them so weak.
she seems so calm compared to the Tiger Owls I've seen you handle lol
They can all surprise you!
what a beautiful bird! i think she (he?) is one of the most beautiful golden eagles i’ve seen ❤️
looks like they keep you in shape with all that chasing you have to do.
Luv ur video
Thank you Jeannine, we appreciate your interest in the critters!
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Thanks for watching!
Thanks very much for this video. Very interesting . I watch eagle nest webcams. Love to watch your handling and therapy. Feedings would be interesting.
Thank you Jean, we appreciate your interest! We hope to include live cams in the future.
It's just like chasing my chickens with a net at home lol
They sure don't like it
Is it tagged? Hope to God it's not Simba from BB CA.! Praying for GE recovery🙇♀️👏
simba is a bald eagle and a Male... this one is a female golden eagle juvie 😊🦅🦅 good luck to both of them
@@pascale_eagles TY. Didnt read comments.
Seems like its been a particularly busy year for eagles for you?
Hi Pat, yeah, pretty busy this time around. It really varies from season to season.
Congratulations
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Mane sure u grab those feet first. 🙏 Those daggers look sharp
Yep!
dream job
Hi Bruno, it has its moments.
So different eagle will never fight each other in a small room? How can you tell they will be fine together?
Hi Shane, sometimes they may fight, depends on the eagles and the situation. Generally, if there is plenty of food, they are okay together.
Those are some terrifying feet!
Beautiful bird. How big his wings are!
They are a pretty impressive sight for sure!
@@GowildlifeOrg You are doing fantastic work! Greetings from the Netherlands
We have eagles in Pakistan but no one knows about how to look after them or nurse them. This is a revelation
What was the talk about a French molt?
Two questions, Martin, if you see them and have time to reply. Firstly, do you get Buzzards in Utah? There are many here in the UK. And secondly, is it you playing the great guitar music? Thanks. Robert
I'm just curious......When you examine the bird for a break in the wing, does it hurt/cause pain the same as when a human breaks a bone? Thanks!
Hi Michelle, that's hard to know for sure. Animals process pain differently. But generally any examination requires what it requires, human or eagle.
POOR sweet babies..
It's hard to see them weak
I used to be able to run like that. No more.
And none of can fly like that!
👍😀❤️
Has any Eagle returned in, or recognized you in other place ?
Not that we know of, they just want to get back to the wild where they belong.
Will the white belly bald eagle look like a regular bald eagle when he gets his adult feathers?
Hi Marian, thanks for your interest. Most likely his adult feathers will be the same. Sometimes they retain just a hint of their unique color, but can't know for sure until we know!
Do the feathers that are missing on the on eagles grow back?
Yes, most likely they will with the bird's annual molt.
* love animals even Joseph Carter the mink man
Do bald eagles and golden Eagles get along in the wild if for some reason in the same general area ?
Mostly they wouldn't be. In captivity, as long as their plenty of food they get along okay.
Could birds in you care be trained to come to you. Like when you feed them you give a whistle .
So when they are back in the wild and track them down you could call to them and they would come
close to you for inspection. This is if GPS device become really cheap and light:)
There are different situations for different types of birds. For wild birds, the key is to keep them wild. For Wildlife Ambassadors, or educational birds, then regularly training is essential.
How long time will he grow his lost feathers back so he can fly again?
The Bald Eagle in the chambers with the Golden Eagles may need a year or more before his feathers grow in properly.
Helllo
Hello
There You are, God's lil Angel,😊
She's something for sure!
Have you guys ever had an incident where the birds got into a scuffle with one another?
Nothing too major, as long as there is plenty of food available they do okay together.
First
How do you know it's a female? Funny part, it's the underwear
Females are generally larger than males.