me and my uncle came across this exact same scenario back in 2005 up north Manitoba, we brought the eagle back to camp . thawed him out after 3 hrs we opened the door and off he went, the next day we were out fishing our nets, and the eagle came back and circled are camp a number of times saying thank you to us... great job guys. I remember the feeling well on saving the life of a bald eagle. cheers.
Thousand bucks says the eagle wasn't "thanking" you... more likely he was keeping an eye on the only animals that had ever been able to catch him... keep your enemies closer and all that
@@NASSER-NAM are you stupid, The eagle could of died by starvation or gotten murdered by bigger predators since it couldnt fly away with the huge ice piece it had stuck in between its legs
@@LordPhantomZ ye sure you're right but they didn't send the bird free in the end,,so my little brain says something fishy is going on,,you know simple calculation ;)
Joking aside, every action leaves a mark. We might be building paradise on Earth with each of these tiny acts of caring. Animals have various ways of transmitting experience to others. Consider how sometimes animals that are as wild and shy as can be, avoiding humans whenever possible, may nonetheless actively seek them out when they are in big trouble.
Baby must be so relieved to get the chunk of ice off his behind, get fed and eventually released. Your efforts of saving these beautiful and majestic creatures is outstanding!!
As scared as he was I’m SURE he knew you were trying to help ... he could’ve been flapping and stuff but he wasn’t ... Thankyou so much for helping a creature
See the people claiming animals are smart are basing this off of there pets fetching toys for them, just so you know the key word in Oven’s sentence is “wild”.
@@void8579 - Humans are animals, so tell me again how animals can't be smart or understand...? There are plenty of intelligent and clever species, claiming wild animals cannot understand or think is ignorant. Even plant life has perception, reactions to surroundings as well as forms of communication.
Magnificent work to save a beautiful Bald Eagle from a dire predicament. Kudos to Wings of Wonder and all rehabbers who are dedicated to caring for injured wildlife. You are true heroes!
* would have* The contracted form is *would've* , not * would of* or *wood of* or *wood uv* or *would uv*. How is it possible we are rated the most educated country in the world according to fox news?
It never ceases to amaze me, that moment when a wild animal recognizes we're attempting to make things right. That moment of recognition, when they allow our help, surrendering & accepting whatever is going to happen. The communication between human & bird is all done subliminally, using only our intentions. We could do better ourselves, human to human, if we would only try.
@@TainaElisabeth I hate to say it but I believe that to be the case as well. The ice ball had to go but that bird could have died or miscarried little birds from the anxiety :(
@Laura Dent: That's what occurred to me, too. There are plenty of good folks, good deeds & events, at all times. We must remember & remain mindful of that - if we are to stay balanced.
I see this comment all the time. You know, Laura, people in general are good people. Of all the people you know, how many of them are actually out to ruin other people's lives or destroy the world. Not every one has the opportunity to save and document a heroic act like this, but every time you let a honey bee out of the car window instead of smashing it with your shoe, or slow your car to allow a squirrel to get across the road, you save a little piece of the world - and we all do it. If you want to see the bright side of your fellow humans, just look for the small things.
ESPECIALLY because they were holding his feet BARE-HANDED without any gloves or protection RIGHT NEXT TO his powerful beak. He could’ve easily taken fingers at that moment if he genuinely felt threatened.
I was fortunate enough to help rescue and release a golden eagle many years ago, I was the one holding the legs as the only other freed it from it's wire entanglement. It flew about 30 feet away and gathered itself for about 10 minutes, it then let out the loudest eagle screech thank you I have ever heard and took wing, will never forget that day. It is a wondrous experience to be so close to such great wild creatures and then see them freed, great work guys!
The only encounters I've had with Golden Eagles have involved the hood and grille of my vehicles. Two different ones. It's like hitting a bowling ball. Mashes the crap out of the car. (Not to mention the birds.) I don't know why they hate me enough to keep making suicide swoops right in front of me at speed.
What a beautiful story. I am crying. That's a BIG bird. You guys are GREAT !! Wildlife sometimes need our help. That Eagle knew you were helping it. So amazing. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
I rescued a baby bald eagle many years ago. He had an injured and infected foot to where he couldn't hunt and couldn't eat. He was taken to OWL Raptor Sanctuary and healed. He wasn't ever fit to hunt again though, so he became an Ambassador Eagle, educating the public on eagles. His name was Grover.
So happy to see a good outcome for this eagle. The past couple years my wife and I have been watching different live eagle cams and there have been some tragic event. As I tell her, these are the things that happen in nature. Thanks for sharing this with us. Blessings.
@@angelicap2736 we do. Love watching the stick man repair the nest. A week or so ago, I thought my bride was going to fall out of her chair watching Freedom do his dance. Many blessings from Maine.
@@richardcline1337 No, outside of select sea life, not even the smartest animal is as smart as 95% of humans. You don't need to shit on humans to praise animals
From bottom of my heart many many thanks to you for saving them.I wish we had more people like you and our planet would be the most beautiful place to live in harmony with nature.
There are many reasons not to release a bird. It could’ve imprinted (unlikely considering it’s an adult), it could still be injured somehow and not able to hunt normally in the wild, or it could be in therapy to regain it’s muscles that it lost while recovering. These people know what they’re doing.
I think they know. My grandpa saved a bird in Stevensville Montana. He and a man named Dale and his kids nursed it back to health. Then they let it go. Every year when the bird would migrate, it would stop off at Dale's house to say hello. True story. In fact, Dale put this story in one of his books.
"pe.sthim" Agreed. However remember that wild animals should not be made into pets. There is a wildlife group here in NY and only when a bird or other animal is too handicapped to be released back to the wild do they bring it to a sanctuary in NJ. If the animal recovers enough, then she or he is set free to be in the wild again.
I especially love the rare videos where an animal approaches humans... you know they are in deep shit when they do that, but the fact that they even consider coming to us an option when in need is amazing.
It's great to see a feel good story in Michigan. I'm from Lake City and live in Hawaii now and it's ocean critters here that need help, tangled in fishing lines and such. Great job guys, and that was super cool inviting the public to his release! Aloha!
Given the state of the world and especially the USA right now, I needed this video to pick my spirits up. You are good guys, and I wish you all the best for what you do.
It is so good people treat these birds as the incredible free spirits they are and go out of their way to help them when they need a helping hand. Thank you all raptor center staff and volunteers across the globe!
Beautiful eagle beautiful rescuer with experience and talents about raptor and beautiful video. Thank you for all your efforts to rescue this majestic bird. Bless your heart and keep up a great job!
Meno male e grazie a Dio ci sono umani ancora pronti a dare aiuto agli animali ,magnifico esemplare una vera offesa al creatore non intervenire.Bravi veramente bravi
Beautiful! Thank you to the caring and compassionate men who saved him. I come from the Ojibway Tribe, Eagles are sacred to The Anishinabe people, Eagles represent so much to us, they are considered messengers, they are strength, they represent so much meaning. Not only are they protected, but as First Nation people we are not allowed to kill them for their feathers, it is considered the biggest sin against our Sacred values. If a Native person has Eagle feathers, or claws in their possession it is because the Eagle was already dead and “gifted” to the nearest tribe, we are allowed to ONLY find feathers, some people will search their entire lives and will never find one. Sit back, hope my story isn’t too long...lol... I found mine while walking the shores of Lake Superior. My husband who passed away at the young age of 42 to ALS, lived in Texas, we resided there for 22 years until he passed. I’m originally from Ontario and live within walking distance to one of the most beautiful beaches with sand dunes as far as the eye can see. The first time he came to this beautiful place, he was so taken back by its beauty, the sounds, the birds, the waves, the smell of driftwood , the smell of CLEAN AIR...lol...and our beautiful sunset over the mountains. (As anyone who is familiar with Texas, there are very little mountains with the exception of big bend national park). During times when I had to be in Canada, I’d feel so lost, lonely and disconnected without him 😢💔, one Saturday evening a day before he had to go back home (I stayed behind with my dying sister), we spent our last day after a 2 week visit at this beautiful beach. We both stood at the waters edge, and he tells me..”my baby, when you miss me (crying) stand at the waters edge and whisper my name, and I will be with you right here” as he points to my heart. So every visit I made home, when I’d miss him, I’d stand at the waters edge. On his last visit (we did not know at the time, until a year later that he would be diagnosed with ALS) We had gone to a different beach where we both sat and had a bottle of wine...we were the only two on that beach every time we went....so peaceful and beautiful, this one particular beach was tiny, full of driftwood and mountains on each side, such a secluded peaceful place. 3 years after he passed away I was finally able to go back to that spot....I cried, oh yes I cried....on that day I walked and sat where we drank our wine (we had no wine opener, our wine came with a cork, so you can imagine how desperate we grew to open our wine...lol...we ended up finding a piece of driftwood and pushed the cork into the bottle..lol..hey, it worked..lol) as I sat near “our spot”, I got up to walk near the waters edge, but felt at that moment I was only torturing myself and felt I needed to leave this area....as I was leaving....I decided for whatever reason to turn around and walk maybe 10 feet then I stopped...I whispered his name and again I could feel that same feeling of loss....so I again immediately stopped and turned around to leave, just as I was walking away, I looked down...and there it was...the biggest most beautiful Eagle feather I have ever seen in my life...at that very moment I felt this immense feeling of relief, I felt at peace, I felt love all around me...I felt happy and calm. I still have my feather in a beautiful box. I now use it for smudging (sacred medicines, sage, tobacco, sweet grass and cedar) when I need to clear my mind or when I ask for guidance. Sorry my story was so long, but I couldn’t leave parts out...my Steve was my world...it has been 12 years, time heals.but I have my moments...I will see him again one day, I know this. In closing, I want to say cherish those close to your heart and never take your loved ones for granted. Miiway (means enough in my language..lol) and God Bless
I loved your story Angelle Hull. How amazing you found the eagle feather at that time and place ! Truly an inspiring narration. May God bless you. Saludos from Uruguay
I lived in this region for a little while will never forget a certain mid-March "thunder blizzard" which brought down thousands of trees and disconnected energy for about a week. The snow was coming down so fast that you couldn't clear one side of the windshield before the other side was covered again with a heavy layer of wet, sticky snow. The birds have to hunt and protect their nestlings in the thick of that and it seems likely that their tails would tend to attract a load of ice and snow. If the temperatures don't allow for an immediate thaw, of course the "golf ball" will turn into a "baseball" will turn into a "bowling ball." Nice rescue!!!
ahh, the eagle that symbol of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1805 when the united states was nothing more than a 40 year old backwater colony less than one generation old. The eagle has been and will always be the symbol of Rome and of Napoleon. But don't forget the turkey for the united states, preferably stuffed.
Being in the right place at the right time and going above and beyond in doing the right thing can make all the difference in the world. Great work guys. God Bless
A grown Bald eagle well in its mid life and or later life can easily take on a wolf or dear, with caution of course. But naturally, any animal on the ground has a tendency to make a run for it when there is something that big coming from above. It's a missile, you know...
Having spent more than 30 years working with eagles here in Maine I thought I'd seen everything but this is a first for me! Much credit to those involved in this rescue without which this eagle would almost certainly perished. With all the bad stuff focused on these days it's always good to see humans doing good. Now if only we can get Congress Critters to follow this example...
OMG You are ANGELS for this Eagle. Love the bit of sink-washing for the ice-ball. Eagle knew you were helping, and didn’t beat the crap outta you. God bless you!
Spectacular! You folks deserve a medal for taking care of such a magnificent creature in a time of need! This cruel world needs more folks just like you! Thank you!
Human superiority is not in its capacity for dominance, but in caring, living, respecting and above all teaching and understanding that we are part of this wonderful world ... congratulations.
A little de-icing at the crotch level for you too, eh? That was funny! Chicago got so cold this winter that your body parts could freeze and fall off. Careful! You did a magnificent rescue job with the eagle, very well done! Not easy in the best of weather, you braved the frigid waters albeit with leaks in your gear, that takes a real man! Very well done. Thank you so much for saving this beautiful boy, and for the raptor rescue work you do. It takes a great soul to put words into action and help wildlife. These birds are magnificent.
@@thomasfoss9963 Don't you think the fish have it hard enough with an ice shell and shortage of food during winter. Now we dangle hooks for them, poor things! Sorry tiger, I will have to pass on this one. I like fishies. Lets give them some space.
After watching this video, I truly believe their is hope for humanity in this day in age. Thank you for a kind act to such a beautiful and majestic symbol of our country. Big shout out from UMASS Amherst.
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me and my uncle came across this exact same scenario back in 2005 up north Manitoba, we brought the eagle back to camp . thawed him out after 3 hrs we opened the door and off he went, the next day we were out fishing our nets, and the eagle came back and circled are camp a number of times saying thank you to us... great job guys. I remember the feeling well on saving the life of a bald eagle. cheers.
Wow!
Thanks 👍
Thousand bucks says the eagle wasn't "thanking" you... more likely he was keeping an eye on the only animals that had ever been able to catch him... keep your enemies closer and all that
Awesome 👏! God bless you people
Real mam u guys are heroes and i respect such people alot...
I like how, when you're feeding him with the tongs, he takes the first one quickly and defensively, and by the third one he's super casual about it.
He's now fully recovered and demanding the wine list with every meal.
@@herbert9241 He had better get what he deserves.
Unfrozen, his ass became smart...
I think he scraped himself on the tongs first one😊
@@herbert9241 LMAO
Considerable amount of skill, knowledge, experience needed to know to approach an eagle and safely rescue it. My respect!!!!
but why i cant see, that they let him free...?
the release link is in the info box above
THEY DIDN4T RESCUE?? THEY STOLE IT FOR THEMESEVLES,,, FIRST make a profite from video then whatever they want to do with the animal,
@@NASSER-NAM are you stupid, The eagle could of died by starvation or gotten murdered by bigger predators since it couldnt fly away with the huge ice piece it had stuck in between its legs
@@LordPhantomZ ye sure you're right but they didn't send the bird free in the end,,so my little brain says something fishy is going on,,you know simple calculation ;)
It's always remarkable to see wild creatures realize people are helping them
Whoever saved this beautiful animal... you are awesome!
👍👍
That eagle's friends are never going to believe his stories of abduction.
Lol, yes.
Fox Mulder to the rescue!!!!!
guys, i swear, they held me down on my back and spread my legs and played with my butt. i swear this is true!
Joking aside, every action leaves a mark. We might be building paradise on Earth with each of these tiny acts of caring. Animals have various ways of transmitting experience to others.
Consider how sometimes animals that are as wild and shy as can be, avoiding humans whenever possible, may nonetheless actively seek them out when they are in big trouble.
At that point, what have they got to lose lol.
Baby must be so relieved to get the chunk of ice off his behind, get fed and eventually released. Your efforts of saving these beautiful and majestic creatures is outstanding!!
You have my respect
It’s not a baby if it’s got a white head.
What a gorgeous bird. Well done to all involved with the rescue!
That eagle seemed so confused but then slowly understood you were trying to help him. After that he thrived.
As scared as he was I’m SURE he knew you were trying to help ... he could’ve been flapping and stuff but he wasn’t ... Thankyou so much for helping a creature
Wev and npc please shut up, you both are morons and yes what oven did say is a fact. Now stop arguing over a youtube comment section.
See the people claiming animals are smart are basing this off of there pets fetching toys for them, just so you know the key word in Oven’s sentence is “wild”.
Payge wow with all that ice he was dead for sure 😣😢😢😢
Thank God the nice man found him .. thank u old man .. you’re a hero ✌🏻
@Wes Rogers "Higher IQ than me" alright bud shut up and go to sleep.
@@void8579 - Humans are animals, so tell me again how animals can't be smart or understand...?
There are plenty of intelligent and clever species, claiming wild animals cannot understand or think is ignorant.
Even plant life has perception, reactions to surroundings as well as forms of communication.
Magnificent work to save a beautiful Bald Eagle from a dire predicament. Kudos to Wings of Wonder and all rehabbers who are dedicated to caring for injured wildlife. You are true heroes!
Thank you kindly, for your recognition. We volunteer but work tremendously to keep our wildlife safe, and thriving.
beaches13 Love , I have a degree in Biological sciences. Wish I could volunteer, but live in NYC now. Maybe in Summer?
👍
Mlo
Whoever it is with the perseverance, thank you for rescuing this magnificent bird ❗️
Thank you so much Guys that was great what yall did for the Eagle. Not many people would of bothered to help. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
M.n--funny funny!
*would off
* would have* The contracted form is *would've* , not * would of* or *wood of* or *wood uv* or *would uv*.
How is it possible we are rated the most educated country in the world according to fox news?
@@GottaWannaDance I cudda wudda bet your joking.
2nd3rd1st. sometime auto correct takes over and mangles words too...I have been a victim many times
Bless you guys for rescuing this magnificent creature
that creature would peck their eyes out.
Peck out nothing when he knew they're helping him. It's his feet you really have to control.
Oliver Oshkosh eagles are smart I’m sure he knew he was been rescued
.....they taste like chicken!
@@BarryaLLen-ik8bq : don't be stupid
What a beautiful and majestic Eagle! Thank you so much for saving him!
It never ceases to amaze me, that moment when a wild animal recognizes we're attempting to make things right. That moment of recognition, when they allow our help, surrendering & accepting whatever is going to happen. The communication between human & bird is all done subliminally, using only our intentions.
We could do better ourselves, human to human, if we would only try.
So beautifully expressed 🙏🌿 blessings!
It’s in shock...
Feeding was the moment I noticed. Third times the charm :)
@@TainaElisabeth I hate to say it but I believe that to be the case as well. The ice ball had to go but that bird could have died or miscarried little birds from the anxiety :(
@@TainaElisabeth still glad the bird is saved though
Just when I start to lose all faith in humanity, you come along.
@Laura Dent: That's what occurred to me, too.
There are plenty of good folks, good deeds & events, at all times.
We must remember & remain mindful of that - if we are to stay balanced.
I see this comment all the time. You know, Laura, people in general are good people. Of all the people you know, how many of them are actually out to ruin other people's lives or destroy the world. Not every one has the opportunity to save and document a heroic act like this, but every time you let a honey bee out of the car window instead of smashing it with your shoe, or slow your car to allow a squirrel to get across the road, you save a little piece of the world - and we all do it. If you want to see the bright side of your fellow humans, just look for the small things.
.... hm ... of course .... there are always exceptions to the rule ....
I couldn’t tell what happened to the eagle
@Antje Bower no
He knows you're helping him. He is laying there on his back in your arms while you run warm water over the ice attached to tail feathers. Beautiful.
"How would you like to have a wet butt?" It's a quote from some movie... 😂
@@sandrasharp2934 lmao
ESPECIALLY because they were holding his feet BARE-HANDED without any gloves or protection RIGHT NEXT TO his powerful beak. He could’ve easily taken fingers at that moment if he genuinely felt threatened.
I was fortunate enough to help rescue and release a golden eagle many years ago, I was the one holding the legs as the only other freed it from it's wire entanglement. It flew about 30 feet away and gathered itself for about 10 minutes, it then let out the loudest eagle screech thank you I have ever heard and took wing, will never forget that day. It is a wondrous experience to be so close to such great wild creatures and then see them freed, great work guys!
Whiskeysuds Jackwagon God bless you
The only encounters I've had with Golden Eagles have involved the hood and grille of my vehicles. Two different ones. It's like hitting a bowling ball. Mashes the crap out of the car. (Not to mention the birds.) I don't know why they hate me enough to keep making suicide swoops right in front of me at speed.
@@mqbitsko25 , i find this a bit upsetting, are you for reals?
It sang for u to thank u!
What release? It wasn't released.
What a beautiful story. I am crying. That's a BIG bird. You guys are GREAT !! Wildlife sometimes need our help. That Eagle knew you were helping it. So amazing. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
Our most majestic bird--thank you.
Amen...
Looks like you won his trust rather quickly. Excellent work.
Sure, it was a great work. But the introductory music reminded me of "Where Eagles Dare"!!
I rescued a baby bald eagle many years ago. He had an injured and infected foot to where he couldn't hunt and couldn't eat. He was taken to OWL Raptor Sanctuary and healed. He wasn't ever fit to hunt again though, so he became an Ambassador Eagle, educating the public on eagles. His name was Grover.
Was so his died?
@@suncrowstotem9878 well they did say many years ago
This totally doesn't sound fake
WAW.. very cool!
Thank you !!! 🦅❤🦅
Man what a beautiful job on that bird!
So beautiful. The spirit of the Eagle is strong. Set it free so it can soar like it is meant to do. Thank you for helping.
So happy to see a good outcome for this eagle. The past couple years my wife and I have been watching different live eagle cams and there have been some tragic event. As I tell her, these are the things that happen in nature. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Blessings.
Hope you watch HD on tap Hanover PA! Liberty and Freedom are their names.
@@angelicap2736 we do. Love watching the stick man repair the nest. A week or so ago, I thought my bride was going to fall out of her chair watching Freedom do his dance.
Many blessings from Maine.
Heart warming. Thanks for a nice ending.
...and TAIL warming.
Even after 4 years this rescue and wonderful people bring tears in my eyes! God bless you wonderful humans! ❤
I love how the eagle knew this man was helping him! Absolutely beautiful! And you sir, are beautiful in your own right
How you know
@@Tom-yg7mi, the eagle made no attempts to fight or get free from the men that were helping him. Animals are far smarter than most humans.
@@richardcline1337 No, outside of select sea life, not even the smartest animal is as smart as 95% of humans. You don't need to shit on humans to praise animals
he was unable to fly or fight back, its pretty obvious that it was scared and humans are much smarter than 90% of animals
Eagle:”ok you don’t have to pay taxes for 6 years now. thank you”
😂😂😂
This one is excellent!!
How US-untypical. 😜
I like that idea. Rescue an eagle in the U.S., and live tax free.
@Happybidr - Or rescue a bear and just live free. 😜
... спасать животных - это огромное удовольствие и счастье, спасибо таким людям ...
Так он его в клетку посадил, нахуй так спасать, что бы потом всю жизнь мучать
From bottom of my heart many many thanks to you for saving them.I wish we had more people like you and our planet would be the most beautiful place to live in harmony with nature.
"Grandpa, can you tell us the story of how you de-iced an eagle again?"
Yes right after I tell you the story about how i kept it caged and never released it back into the wild where it can have freedom.
There are many reasons not to release a bird. It could’ve imprinted (unlikely considering it’s an adult), it could still be injured somehow and not able to hunt normally in the wild, or it could be in therapy to regain it’s muscles that it lost while recovering. These people know what they’re doing.
Replay the video, son.
@@MyCreeperkid he did release it. In the video he put a pole saying it. You should probably have checked before writing... :P
@@MyCreeperkid I love how people don't watch the full video and assume things.
You know what they say about assume. It makes an out of u and me.
The love you have for your fellow creatures is very evident n so uplifting! Thank you for sharing the beauty of your hearts with us all. 💕🌺
You guys are my heroes. Well done.
I like how saved animals are: “I was about to die, and all of a sudden strange creature saves me and gives me food”
Sounds like a true story of some people too.
❤
I think they know. My grandpa saved a bird in Stevensville Montana. He and a man named Dale and his kids nursed it back to health. Then they let it go. Every year when the bird would migrate, it would stop off at Dale's house to say hello. True story. In fact, Dale put this story in one of his books.
Yea all that complaining about humans but when did any tiger or zebra come to rescue a human in need?
I don't think there's any actual reasoning going on there. Just moment to moment impressions.
Nothing moves me more than animals in need getting help by humans. I really loves animals and I get a chance to regain my loves to humans for a while.
"pe.sthim" Agreed. However remember that wild animals should not be made into pets. There is a wildlife group here in NY and only when a bird or other animal is too handicapped to be released back to the wild do they bring it to a sanctuary in NJ. If the animal recovers enough, then she or he is set free to be in the wild again.
yep nothing softens me up like seeing animals being helped, or doing it oneself
I especially love the rare videos where an animal approaches humans... you know they are in deep shit when they do that, but the fact that they even consider coming to us an option when in need is amazing.
It's great to see a feel good story in Michigan. I'm from Lake City and live in Hawaii now and it's ocean critters here that need help, tangled in fishing lines and such. Great job guys, and that was super cool inviting the public to his release! Aloha!
What a beauty,nice that someone noticed ice destress,and notified those that help
Yay!!!! You have no idea how big they are until you’re right up on them! Thank you for the rescue! ♥️
Thank you for rescuing this eagle! Kudos!
Great work! Congratulations to one and all. You go Chris Johnson, with your bad self.
You too, Ken!! And Jim Manly, good job.
lol, right on🤘👍
I like it the most when the eagle took the food. That’s a proof he is doing well. Thank you folks, you people have heart of gold.
6:40 he gets all fluffed up and is so cute! Thank you for feeding and caring for him!
Very touching video. You guys certainly earned my respect! God bless you all for helping this majestic eagle!
Given the state of the world and especially the USA right now, I needed this video to pick my spirits up. You are good guys, and I wish you all the best for what you do.
HeartlandTuber 110% agree
It is so good people treat these birds as the incredible free spirits they are and go out of their way to help them when they need a helping hand. Thank you all raptor center staff and volunteers across the globe!
What kind of person doesn’t like a video like this? Sad and angry people. Peace and blessings to anyone who rescues and shows love to creatures.
So beautiful and the beautiful people who helped this Bald Eagle!
Wow WoW!!! Amazing dedication and work. Bless you all.
One of the most beautiful creatures on earth.
Спасибо, что спасли. Какая же красивая птица!
Beautiful eagle beautiful rescuer with experience and talents about raptor and beautiful video. Thank you for all your efforts to rescue this majestic bird. Bless your heart and keep up a great job!
Meno male e grazie a Dio ci sono umani ancora pronti a dare aiuto agli animali ,magnifico esemplare una vera offesa al creatore non intervenire.Bravi veramente bravi
Thank you for your work saving these beautiful raptors. Thank you for posting the video to share these amazing birds to the world.
Beautiful! Thank you to the caring and compassionate men who saved him. I come from the Ojibway Tribe, Eagles are sacred to The Anishinabe people, Eagles represent so much to us, they are considered messengers, they are strength, they represent so much meaning. Not only are they protected, but as First Nation people we are not allowed to kill them for their feathers, it is considered the biggest sin against our Sacred values. If a Native person has Eagle feathers, or claws in their possession it is because the Eagle was already dead and “gifted” to the nearest tribe, we are allowed to ONLY find feathers, some people will search their entire lives and will never find one. Sit back, hope my story isn’t too long...lol...
I found mine while walking the shores of Lake Superior. My husband who passed away at the young age of 42 to ALS, lived in Texas, we resided there for 22 years until he passed. I’m originally from Ontario and live within walking distance to one of the most beautiful beaches with sand dunes as far as the eye can see. The first time he came to this beautiful place, he was so taken back by its beauty, the sounds, the birds, the waves, the smell of driftwood , the smell of CLEAN AIR...lol...and our beautiful sunset over the mountains. (As anyone who is familiar with Texas, there are very little mountains with the exception of big bend national park). During times when I had to be in Canada, I’d feel so lost, lonely and disconnected without him 😢💔, one Saturday evening a day before he had to go back home (I stayed behind with my dying sister), we spent our last day after a 2 week visit at this beautiful beach. We both stood at the waters edge, and he tells me..”my baby, when you miss me (crying) stand at the waters edge and whisper my name, and I will be with you right here” as he points to my heart. So every visit I made home, when I’d miss him, I’d stand at the waters edge. On his last visit (we did not know at the time, until a year later that he would be diagnosed with ALS) We had gone to a different beach where we both sat and had a bottle of wine...we were the only two on that beach every time we went....so peaceful and beautiful, this one particular beach was tiny, full of driftwood and mountains on each side, such a secluded peaceful place. 3 years after he passed away I was finally able to go back to that spot....I cried, oh yes I cried....on that day I walked and sat where we drank our wine (we had no wine opener, our wine came with a cork, so you can imagine how desperate we grew to open our wine...lol...we ended up finding a piece of driftwood and pushed the cork into the bottle..lol..hey, it worked..lol) as I sat near “our spot”, I got up to walk near the waters edge, but felt at that moment I was only torturing myself and felt I needed to leave this area....as I was leaving....I decided for whatever reason to turn around and walk maybe 10 feet then I stopped...I whispered his name and again I could feel that same feeling of loss....so I again immediately stopped and turned around to leave, just as I was walking away, I looked down...and there it was...the biggest most beautiful Eagle feather I have ever seen in my life...at that very moment I felt this immense feeling of relief, I felt at peace, I felt love all around me...I felt happy and calm. I still have my feather in a beautiful box. I now use it for smudging (sacred medicines, sage, tobacco, sweet grass and cedar) when I need to clear my mind or when I ask for guidance. Sorry my story was so long, but I couldn’t leave parts out...my Steve was my world...it has been 12 years, time heals.but I have my moments...I will see him again one day, I know this. In closing, I want to say cherish those close to your heart and never take your loved ones for granted. Miiway (means enough in my language..lol) and God Bless
God bless you. I am so sorry for your loss. It’s horrible when your loved ones die too young. I have been there. 😭🙏😘
Thank you for sharing your story, it touches my heart! May his soul be in peace with God and may you both be reunited with God for eternity!
Very beautiful story, hope you are doing good.
I loved your story Angelle Hull. How amazing you found the eagle feather at that time and place ! Truly an inspiring narration. May God bless you. Saludos from Uruguay
Beautiful story, best wishes, sincerely a stranger on the internet
How wonderful it is that in this world there are people who save our land, animals! And they make this world beautiful! God bless you!❤
That is an INSANE amount of ice on that bird's tail. How did he end up with a bowling ball for a butt? 😛
Did you not notice it was yellow?
It was a big ol' piss ball frozen to his Eagle sack. Seen it 1000 times.
I lived in this region for a little while will never forget a certain mid-March "thunder blizzard" which brought down thousands of trees and disconnected energy for about a week. The snow was coming down so fast that you couldn't clear one side of the windshield before the other side was covered again with a heavy layer of wet, sticky snow. The birds have to hunt and protect their nestlings in the thick of that and it seems likely that their tails would tend to attract a load of ice and snow. If the temperatures don't allow for an immediate thaw, of course the "golf ball" will turn into a "baseball" will turn into a "bowling ball." Nice rescue!!!
@@kitchfacepalm it was a joke. Clearly.
I was going to say "what's that big round thing It's carrying behind?" It's ice! Thanks men saving. Beautiful bird. Knew you were helping.
Congratulations guys, you're great ! Merci for saving this eagle.
Fantastic job. Patience , understanding,and above all, love for all living things. Respect and gratitude from UK 🇬🇧👍
Wow, such satisfying work to be doing. I'm so happy you were there to rescue this beautiful eagle. He knew he was being helped.
I'm having an eagle rescue marathon. Just impossible not to love these. So heartwarming!
What a beautiful eagle, what a great job you did with it!
What an honor to be able to help these beautiful birds. Many blessings to you all. ❤
Beautiful creature, he will never forget this I believe..
oh to see this beautiful eagle fly, & to know she will be released is just AWESOME❤ & this is due to the heroes that make it happen, YOU ALL ROCK🤘❤💋
WoW, indeed! Excellent rescue, and Thank You for all you do!
You are angels without the wings. Thank you!
bless you for doing this. It’s nice to know there are still good people out here doing good works for animals.
That about put tears in the eyes of this 72 year old Vietnam Vet!
ahh, the eagle that symbol of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1805 when the united states was nothing more than a 40 year old backwater colony less than one generation old.
The eagle has been and will always be the symbol of Rome and of Napoleon. But don't forget the turkey for the united states, preferably stuffed.
God bless you and thank you for your service, sir. I had tears too!
Thank you for your service, sir.
service for what?
I hope you reflected on your participation in that awful war.
So dedicated and nurturing in the whole operation, the bird knew it needed to temporarily surrender to the process, thankyou soooo much.
The real message here is when it’s really cold out, lift your tail to pee.
That's such a wonderful thing to do, guys! And it is so nice you videoed it and let us know the whole process. Enjoyed it very much!
Poor eagle. I can’t believe how frozen it was. Glad it’s recovering.
Being in the right place at the right time and going above and beyond in doing the right thing can make all the difference in the world. Great work guys. God Bless
Looks so majestic landing on that shelf.... this is the beauty of wild life... thank you for saving this eagle..
The pride and strength this animal reflexes is amazing ...
A grown Bald eagle well in its mid life and or later life can easily take on a wolf or dear, with caution of course. But naturally, any animal on the ground has a tendency to make a run for it when there is something that big coming from above. It's a missile, you know...
This renews my belief that there are still people in the world that care! God bless you!
Having spent more than 30 years working with eagles here in Maine I thought I'd seen everything but this is a first for me! Much credit to those involved in this rescue without which this eagle would almost certainly perished. With all the bad stuff focused on these days it's always good to see humans doing good. Now if only we can get Congress Critters to follow this example...
If we could only get TRUMP to follow this example but he would have let our National Bird die. He prefers the Russian eagle.
Awesome rescue and rehab, wow! When the tap was running on his tail, I believe he knew he was being saved. Great job!
The way these birds of prey glide in the air.....so breath taking! Thank you, for your hard work!
Great to see the king of sky, gets his wings back and dearly thank those who care.
Sam Sen yea gets his wings back to fly in a big cage. That's actually sad.
OMG You are ANGELS for this Eagle. Love the bit of sink-washing for the ice-ball. Eagle knew you were helping, and didn’t beat the crap outta you. God bless you!
Lol 😂
idk pretty sure that is blood on his beak at 6:16
residual from mealtime
Молодцы !!!Спасибо вам вы спасли птицу, успехов и здоровья.
Oh 😥poor baby. Bless you guys for rescuing the bird.
Such a difficult and amazing rescue! Thank you!
Spectacular! You folks deserve a medal for taking care of such a magnificent creature in a time of need! This cruel world needs more folks just like you! Thank you!
WOW! What a great thing you have done! Must be a very rewarding job! How lucky you are and the eagle also was lucky.
ALL Creatures Great & Small...life is fragile when Nature's so great. Thank you all graciously😉
Restored my hope in humanity,us humans can be truly amazing at times.Thank you from the Eagal family.
This is an amazing example of good people being kind stewards. Thank you boys, you make the rest of us look better than we usually do.
Human superiority is not in its capacity for dominance, but in caring, living, respecting and above all teaching and understanding that we are part of this wonderful world ... congratulations.
A little de-icing at the crotch level for you too, eh? That was funny! Chicago got so cold this winter that your body parts could freeze and fall off. Careful!
You did a magnificent rescue job with the eagle, very well done! Not easy in the best of weather, you braved the frigid waters albeit with leaks in your gear, that takes a real man! Very well done.
Thank you so much for saving this beautiful boy, and for the raptor rescue work you do. It takes a great soul to put words into action and help wildlife. These birds are magnificent.
Hey lass in Angeles--Would you like to go ice fishing??
@@thomasfoss9963 Don't you think the fish have it hard enough with an ice shell and shortage of food during winter. Now we dangle hooks for them, poor things! Sorry tiger, I will have to pass on this one. I like fishies. Lets give them some space.
I live in humboldt park and it was colder then Alaska
Thank you for the outstanding rescue.
Eagle looks so grateful
Thank you for saving my family member. Blessings to you all of you. Apache and Cherokee Texas
Thank you for the time and perseverance in rescuing this eagle
I am so grateful that there are people like this in the world. They make Earth a better place. Thank you guys, for saving the miracle of nature
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I'm embarrassed to admit that I still don't know how to leave UA-cam comments with emojis in them. I still resort to :-) + O_o
A tip of the hat to all of those who took part in the rescue and recovery.
After watching this video, I truly believe their is hope for humanity in this day in age. Thank you for a kind act to such a beautiful and majestic symbol of our country. Big shout out from UMASS Amherst.
You were both lucky to have each other for the time you did.bless you❤