Golden Eagle Rescued from Roadside
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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.
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You guys are so awesome !!!
Дякую за добру душу !
It's amazing how a fierce raptor is so calm with you. What a beautiful eagle. Thank you for helping him.
Martin definitely has a way with the critters and makes it look far easier than it is. Over 50 years experience.
Martin, you are a very kind man, a true animal lover, greetings from the U.K.
Their talons are incredible. They are so clearly modern day dinosaurs. Magnificent creatures.
All kinds of impressive
When I hear Martin speak so gently and lovingly to these gorgeous animals it just about makes me tearful. It's just so lovely to see people treating animals with such love and respect. Thank goodness for people like him.
Thank you Sarah, Martin does all he can to make things less stressful for them.
I'll never get over how crazy those talons look.
Pretty intimidating for sure
Found this channel by accident. So inspiring. Thanks for helping these beautiful birds.
Glad you found us!
Can you picture this from the eyes of a "civilian" who doesn't see the bird but does see a guy running down the road holding a fishing net? I'm glad you were able to find and help the bird without being hit by a rubber-necker! Martin, you win the award for "Most Unusual Mother's Day Gift"!
He's pretty well known locally ;-)
It’s people like you that give me hope for the human race the love and empathy you show to these magnificent creatures
Thanks for what you do and sharing it with us
God bless
Thank you for your kind words!
Thank you for the video! God gave you an amazing gift! I pray that He richly blesses you, your family and your foundation . You do amazing work.
Thank you Pamela, we appreciate your kind words!
God bless you Martin --- you are the very best!!!
Thank you Terri!
@@GowildlifeOrg Worry about you getting run over -- what is the speed limit there? BE SAFE!!!
Thank you for all that you do, you rock...hope everything goes well for your newest angel...
Thanks James, she's doing well
Every comment below says it all. The world needs more good, trained people like you. I love what you do.
Thank you Janelle, we appreciate your interest and kind words!
Thank you sir for Rescuing this beautiful eagle. You are the best!! May God Bless and continue to give you the wisdom and provisions to care for these magnificent creatures. Thank you.
Thank you Sherrie!
I Thank God for you Enoch Wildlife Rescue 🕊✝️🙏🏼❤️
Thank you Julia!
Great rescue Martin. Looks like she ate all that rabbit. She will be flying free soon.
Well done once again. :-)
Thanks Mike, she's eating well!
Such a good job / thanks for all you do for these gorgeous creatures. 🦅🦅
Thank you Catherine, we appreciate your interest!
eating well... and this is what matters and is important! Thank you for your great videos and for your passion for eagles!
She's still doing well!
Thank you for helping this beautiful bird 🙏❤
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Martin, you're awesome!😄
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking us on the rescue Sir, for me it was a little like I could do my job again, almost ran with you to help catch that gorgeous eagle .
Very glad he is releasable in only a couple of days .
Thanks for all you do. Hope you are both feeling much better ! A big belly rub to Mr Dumb-Dumb .
Thanks for watching! Everybody is healthy and Cody is in the height of his Frisbee Ambassador form!
@@GowildlifeOrg Very happy that you are all doing great ! Many HUGS !
Beautiful young bird!! Get well sweetie!
She's doing well!
Enjoyed the video. Thank you for all that you and your wife do. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Henrietta, nice to hear! Thanks for watching!
Great jobs martin ✌ thanks..
The eagle continues to do well, thanks for watching!
Very grateful to all who made this rescue possible- your GoPro provider, your hawk food system, your transport from Subaru and the person who notified you of the down eagle.
Yep, a lot of people make it possible to help the critters!
Bless all you hearts!! God is with you
Thank you for your kind words!
I look up to you noble man.
Thank you for your interest and kind words.
I am so glad you and others are out there helping the wildlife. Thank you for all you do!!
Thank you Phyllis, we appreciate your interest and kind words!
Thank you for all you do for these majestic creatures.
Thank you Emily, we appreciate your interest!
Beautiful as always! I hope she has a good stay in Hotel Tyner.
We hope so too! But not too long!
I always wonder what they are thinking while they being cared for?
Mostly they want to get away. Martin does all he can to keep their stress levels down.
And that is how its done! Assuming there was not terrible damage, as this time - it appears there was not. just a car "ringing his bell". What a descriptive term! Thank you Martin and Susan, good job!
Thanks Julie, all still looks good for her!
Love stories with happy endings! Thanks for the great vid!
So do we! Thanks for watching!
I have so much respect for you Martin, your dedication is awesome. Thank you for all you both do. :o)
Thank you Lily!
Im so surprised how calm he is. Are all eagles that way?
Hi Gail, thanks for your interest. The eagle was more stressed than anything else. Martin makes it look very easy, but it is not. He has over 50 years of experience working with critters.
Hes injured. Healthy eagles would rip you apart!
This was scary, nerve wracking!
Oh, Lord, that sprint! God bless you!
Some giddyup!
So cool! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Jane, we appreciate your interest!
You are so BRAVE!
Thank you for all you and your wife do for our injured feathered friends.
Thank you Todd, we appreciate your interest and kind words!
I love the birds no matter what kind they are. Even my Brooklyn N.Y. sparrow, so misunderstood. But seriously, your animals are truly captivating to me. They are majestic, gigantic, heartwarming and heartbreaking. I will manage to put together a 20.00 monthly donation, I'd give more but I also donate to my favorite cause ASPCA. I'm a guardian. I'm also on a disability fixed income so it's sometimes hard to donate but I will figure it out. One less cake and ice cream should do it. Martin, I want your book, " healers of angels". I'm not good at all navigating my phone. I'm 62 and just got my first cell phone 1 1/2 years ago. Where can I send a money order for your book. I'm so old fashioned and I like doing things on paper, the old fashioned way. I've found you a couple of months ago. I just came across you on U-TUBE because I watch animal videos almost exclusively but I'm catching up with your videos. Thanking you in advance.🦅🦉🐳🐻🐧🐪🐘🐀🦒🦁🐯🐩🐴🐒 P.S. Martin, is that Scouts picture on your gray vehicle?? I bet it is!!!! That's so wonderful.
Have a family member give you a hand or someone you trust, that's what I'm doing.
Marilyn, nothing wrong with being old fashioned. We just got a smart phone not long ago. Martin and his wife are simply amazing. 🦅❤🦅
Martin what you do is amazing!
Thank you Berta, we appreciate your interest
awesome resque. ive seen many owls on side of road, but by then it was to late. o work at night and no one pics up the phone then. i love your program
Sometimes is it hard to track down the right person to assist them.
Damn, You've got "eagle eyes" yourself, ....and you're good with the catches, Martin!
No kidding, Martin sees everything!
Thanks God to give these skills to some persons
Needed skills for sure!
He made Martin run. I never saw Martin run so fast.
Beautiful 😊good job as always👍👍thx😊
Thanks for watching!
Thank you on behalf of the eagle! 😃👍
amazing how you can use your hands to grab the talons !
Martin has over 50 years of experience with the critters. He makes it look far easier than it is.
Thank you, Martin .. with much love from the Netherlands. 🌟✌🌟
Thanks for watching from so far away!
I admire the good work you are doing for the eagles.
Thank you for helping the birds of prey your the best I help the little neighborhood birds here in the city Balto Md
I love a happy ending.
Us too!
Your family and friends must be so proud of you! Keep up the good work!
Thank you Dora, Martin has been working with critters over 50 years!
Martin: "oh here it is, it's a golden eagle". I see nothing. He keeps walking and I still see nothing. Now the arrow is marking the spot in the far to indicate the eagle and I can't make that one either. My God, I think Martin is becoming one of them...
Martin has an eye for them, for sure!
That's what I'm thinking.
Martin and Susan, missed this video from May. Loved the car on the map as y'all was driving. In another video you mentioned that your Subaru was the only car that your cage would fit into. I know what you mean. I bought my car because the Chameleon cage would fit. Thanks for all you and Susan do for these precious babies. 🦅❤🦅
Thanks Dianne, glad you are caught up! The Subaru vehicle, the Subaru dealer and the Subaru company have been amazing!
You sir, are a master at handling these birds. You have my full admiration and respect.
Thank you for your interest, it's an ongoing challenge
What a beautiful creature!!! I am so glad we have people like Martin... God bless you sir and I hope He gives you plenty more years so you keep going doing this! ☺️
Thank you Adela, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
After watching the video further, how are you able to do what you do? These are wild birds of prey and they behave so calmly in your hands as if they are a pet. I'm really blown away by how good you are with these birds.
Martin has been working with critters over 50 years and makes it look far far easier than it is!
Good job. Proud job.
Thanks Mike!
Great video. Regards from the UK.
Thank you, greetings back to the UK from Cedar City, Utah!
Interesting video. I love that you don't wear gloves during initial handling. I never do.
I'm a licenced falconer in Idaho and get calls that the F&G would rather not. I've been hurt more wearing gloves than not.
Thanks for watching. The glove topic comes a lot, most seem to think they would be more protective.
You are such an amazing human, doing what you do! Thank you so much!
Thank you! We're grateful to many, many people who help us help critters!
I can tell you have a lot of experience handling those birds.
Martin has over 50 years experience working with the critters!
I love the song that played briefly when you were driving.
This was great to see...ty again for all your help.. I wish I could do all this ..
Thanks Katie, glad you enjoyed!
Beautiful eagle. Love watching what you do for them and a big thank you for putting your time into caring for them.
Thank you Jamie, we appreciate your interest!
Such a beautiful bird. Bless you for doing this.
God bless you guys. I've watched a few of your videos now, some heart breaking but all inspiring. Keep up the good work from Mat, Scotland.
Thank you for your interest. There are good days and bad days.
God bless you for what you do, love the Eagles they are so beautiful I see a couple of them here in Michigan once in a while Manchester Michigan, appreciate you sure . I’ll be following for more
Martin you are awesome. This video really made my day! Thank you so much for sharing
Nice to hear! Glad you enjoyed!
Great work!
Thanks Pedro, now the eagle is doing great work to recover!
Awesome job, as usual!
Thank you, glad you saw it!
U are great.. good job...
Thank you, we appreciate your interest!
Praise God❤️🙏🏼✝️🕊
Awesome...!! Thumbs up !!!
Thank you, we appreciate your interest!
Martin Tyner! You're a hero. Thank you. It hurts me to see these injured birds. And so is BELLE!
Belle is all that for sure!
Man your job looks amazing!!!
It has its moments!
Those are some serious feet that eagle has! 🦅
Agreed!
This was very educational, I’m glad to see another saved eagle
Thank you, education is very important to us
What a lovely bird. Great rescue (I think I would have gone back back for the car 😓😉) Fingers crossed she will be flying free soon.
We hope so too!
You are natures Super Hero...and you can sprint pretty good too! Love your videos and the work you do! Thank you for caring for these lovely feathered baby's.
I am a lifelong bird nerd too. Such wonderful creatures.
Thank you Jennifer. We call him Healer of Angels.
@@GowildlifeOrg I think that is perfect. Bless you all!
Hi again Martin and Susan! Had a tough setback so I haven't been able to follow along for a while. Hope to catch up soon though. Relieved to see a rescue that wasn't badly hurt. Hope all is good with you both Cody and the critters!!
We hope you stay on track, thanks for watching!
im from West Australia we have a very similar Eagle called the Wedgetail and there the same size as the Golden Eagle, the camera doesn't show how big and scary that bird is, thank god for brave folk like you good luck sir
They are both big and scary for sure. And in this case, very stressed.
It's always interesting watching you work with these birds!
Thank you Grax, glad you enjoyed!
Not just enjoyment - you've added to what I already know about handling birds (not raptors so far) and ... THANK YOU for the comments about gloves making it harder to feel what you're doing - which I will probably misquote. I hear a lot of "Shouldn't you have gloves on!? /Where are your gloves?! You can't DO THAT without gloves!?" when I darn well can't do it "with".
I have only seen a golden eagle once. It turned out she was a chick, waiting for her parents to return. She was by a road, so we thought she might be injured. Far from that. We looked at each other in awe, for 2 minutes. Then I took out my phone, to take a pic, she showed us her butt and flew away, looking angry and dissapointed we weren't giving her a meal. She was the most impressive bird I've seen. Thanks for rescuing them
Glad the young one was okay.
@@GowildlifeOrg Well, she was pretty angry at us. Her parents were probably making her fly for her food... And she wasn't too keen. She looked rather healthy, so she was just being a drama queen. 😜
I shudder when I look at those claws.
They are something for sure
Another great rescue thank you for all that you do for them critters and then the eagles to get them back in the wild what I don't understand is when people call you about a injured eagle why don't they hang out and wait until you get there instead of just leave the bird by itselfwe had some baby birds fly into the yard yesterday one while I was taking a nap in my wife called the wildlife rescue in Florida and they said to put it where are the animals couldn't get to it the dogs and the mama would take care of it and then when I woke up I was sitting out here on the back deck and one come walking up just a little baby but it had its wings so we put it in a box and you could hear the mama chirping over in the trees and the baby was tripping back so we took it over there and put it underneath the tree and sure enough the mama flew down there a Confederate and then it flew off after a little bit I guess they just left the nest and we're learning how to fly thank you be safe
It's different with each case whether people stay around or not. Sometimes people take a lot of time to make sure the critter gets to the right hands.
Love ❤️. All you do
Wow those shots were brilliant, especially when Martin was carrying the eagle, you could see its head, eyes and beak from real close up!!! Hats off, this was a brilliant documentation of this rescue operation!! Lets hope that this eagle does not need a longterm stay! 👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊
I read your email, I will mail you back tomorrow. 😉
She's doing good, eating well, flying to low perches!
The eagle knows he's in good hands.
How far did you have to drive for this rescue? It's interesting how life seems to fill a vacuum...one eagle gone, then.... Thank you so much for your care. Thanks isn't much, but I do forward.... 👍❣
The eagle was a few miles from the rescue center
Great job Martin,, 😂
Thanks Jeff!
Interesting to see the different angle from the chest camera. Thank you for your hard work.
Glad you enjoyed
Good view of exactly how large the talons are, compared to the length of Martin's entire right thumb!
I think this first medical examination or survey of the bird found ( joins of bones of the wings, paws, chest bones, bean) - may be believed as a primary standart in examination of the birds. Thank you very much.
wonderful video
Thank you Sharon!
The sky is so blue
And vast!
جزاك الله خيرا لاهتمامك بلحيوانات المسكينة
Thank you for your interest
Can we try to get a video of Scout preening Martin? I know it's not an easy thing to time but it's just so cool that he accepts Martin as strange non-flying bird and wants to do bird things to him like fixing his feathers. It's amazing.
He does these things at random times, hard to get solely his tricks. There's a bit here: ua-cam.com/video/eRz7-GUKUtI/v-deo.html
My parrots when they have chosen and trust me will touch, taste, preen, and gently beak me so a golden eagle that has decided he trusts and cares for Martin would do that seeing how he would do similar to another eagle he trusts. It's how they interact with each other and show their version of they care for them. No matter what kind of bird your dealing with you have to read their body language or you might have a very bad day, especially with any bigger bird as much worse damage. Even if they have imprinted on you they can have a bad day and so will you if you don't know to back off.
@@GowildlifeOrg That was an awesome video! Don't know how I missed it.. I'm a big fan. When the Eagle chamber is built I'm hoping for a mounted camera with a 24/7 live feed. Like this one ua-cam.com/video/Og1KzLbNPWo/v-deo.html
@@GowildlifeOrg Some people like to chill out to music or the news. I chill out to spying on screaming baby birds...don't judge haha. Free babysitting
Look at those claws. I would be extremely scared by those.
Anyway - great job.
Intimidating for sure! Martin has been working with the critters over 50 years!
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