In Spring of 2024 a second White Belly Bald Eagle arrived the to the rescue center. This eagle is from the same nest of the first White Belly Bald Eagle from 2019. In this video Martin discusses what happened to the first one and the tough odds facing the second one. 🔺Please join us for a livestream about these eagles on Monday October 28th at 1pm Utah time. ua-cam.com/users/livedrictI_QAxQ 🔺First White Belly Bald Eagle video: ua-cam.com/video/sbCkxQ1q978/v-deo.html 00:00 - 01:47 Intro about the first White Belly Bald Eagle that arrived in 2019 and the second, a brother of the first, that arrived in Spring of 2024. Both have the same genetic issues. 01:47 - 10:36 About what happened to the first White Belly Bald Eagle 10:36 - 11:24 Martin shares how much his Golden Eagle Scout, a wildlife ambassador, helps him get through hard times. 11:24 - 15:29 Moving the second White Belly Bald Eagle from the smaller chambers at Martin's home to the big chamber at the new Enoch Wildlife Rescue Facilities. 15:29 - 19:37 About the big new chamber and the way is will help the eagles. 19:37 - 20:47 On the expense of feeding the eagle and ways you can help. 20:47 - 28:17 More about the Enoch Wildlife Rescue Center, all our supporters, planing a visit and how you can help 28:17 - 37:16 More questions about the White Belly Bald Eagle answered from past comments. 🔺 What's going on Lately 🔺 ua-cam.com/users/liveJoORQIEP2gE 🔺Healer of Angels 🔺 Signed copy only from our site: www.gowildlife.org/healer-of-angels/ Kindle & Paperback from Amazon (with International delivery options): www.amazon.com/dp/B08YHXYLDH 🔺Mailing Lists🔺 www.gowildlife.org/lists/ Monthly Review and/or As-it-Happens + video notifications! 🔺Ways to help 🔺 UA-cam Donate Button (see top corner of video page) Donate at our site: www.gowildlife.org/ Donate at Facebook: facebook.com/southwestwildlifefoundation/ Donate Bitcoin: commerce.coinbase.com/checkout/50e24243-7b19-4a18-b300-db8eff66978a Purchase Martin's Book: www.gowildlife.org/healer-of-angels/ Rodent Pro Gift Certificates: www.gowildlife.org/get-involved/#add Amazon Wishlist: a.co/8tW6zSD 🔺 Mail Donations 🔺 You are welcome to mail us a donation or call to ask any questions about our organization. Phone: (435) 586-4693 • (435) 590-1618 Address: P.O. Box 1907 Cedar City, UT 84721-1907 Checks Payable to: Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah Official Site: www.gowildlife.org UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/gowildlifeorg Facebook: facebook.com/southwestwildlifefoundation/ Twitter: twitter.com/swfgowildlife Instagram: instagram.com/swfgowildlife/ 🔺 Webgeek's UA-cam Channel: 🔺 www.youtube.com/@hermytools 🔺 Channel Musician 🔺 Music on this channel has been donated by Casey. Track: Calling Me Back www.casey.live Check out Casey's new EP at: www.gowildlife.org/casey 🔺Web hosting 🔺 - generously provided by: www.pair.com 🔺 Our Mission 🔺 Founded in 1997 in Cedar City Utah, we are a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and education. 🔹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. 🔹 Informing, Educating and Inspiring 🔹 The SWF provides over 100 educational programs reaching over 30,000 people annually. We believe providing educational outreach programs to schools, scout groups and community events, with focus on children and families, will make the greatest impact in preserving our wildlife, the environment, our public lands and our resources for future generations to enjoy. 🔹 Martin Tyner 🔹 Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends. At age nineteen, Martin was hired as curator of birds of prey at Busch Gardens, CA. He also worked in the movie and television industry training big cats, elephants, primates, sea mammals and raptors. “One of my greatest childhood fantasies was the desire to create a personal friendship with a wild eagle. I found myself with a love and fascination for these powerful creatures.” Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental educator. He has been providing wildlife and environmental programs throughout the western United States, to schools, scouts and community groups for over fifty years. “Grandpa believed in a very simple philosophy; that a person should get up every morning and do good. Doing good means that you do well for others and doing well means that you do good for yourself. There is nothing wrong with doing well, but Grandpa always believed in doing good.”
Personally in this case I see the 'quality of life' argument as specious, or anthropomorphic -- a non-flying eagle could become accustomed to it, and live out its life in a sanctuary, the bird was apparently otherwise healthy -- it would never have 'quality of life' thoughts -- of course in another sense I understand the decision
@@eah8101 Some places have specific laws about wild animals that require euthanizing if they can't be rehabbed or used in educational services. It's not the same as it is with domesticated animals, who can live in "sanctuary" farms and the like.
Dear Martin Thank you for showing all that has happened with them God bless you all there I am so thankful for all your tremendous effort, thank you for your strength Take care my friend
Wonderful update & great questions. It’ll be very interesting how this brother eagle 🦅 does in his rehab. Thanks so much to you all for your ❤️ & devotion. 👍👍👍👍😻
All the Eagles have Souls and you helped them stay with us for a longer time because you have a great loving powerful heart, i dont believe you interfere with nature, we are ALL PART OF NATURE they should advertise is the sky for people like you , you are a great man and i love you for your tremendous dedication Thank you all there God bless you all there
You are absolutely right Martin. Reabilitating these animals is trying to fiz what we humans brake day in and day out. Thank Martin for all you do.Hugs to sweet Susan.
Thank you Martin for sharing the reasons why you tried to save that bald eagle. And explaining about those flight feathers. I'm always so fascinated with learning about these beautiful birds.❤
If this eagle can't grow enough feathers to fly normally, then maybe hopefully it will have the chance to live as an educational ambassador if its feet don't have the same talon problems that its brother did.
I agree. There will for sure be some educational place or may be a zoo, where they need an eagle. Why not keep it there. This 'quality' of life thing, and 'humanely' put it out of its misery was the best decision, and all other reasons given are a bit too ''ínhumane' actually. Always support 'No Kill' shelters. And, also I agree to the very first caller's question. Although I do agree that after two years of rehabilitation, probably it became too much of cost going forward. That is the actual reason for this decision, and is totally justified as well. But the reason given for ''humanely'etc , I don't agree.
Been a fan of your videos for quite some time now. Glad I am able to donate to your fundraiser. I absolutely love these birds. Much love and respect for what you two are doing.
What you fo is valuable to the animals you care for and to those of us who care for them but can't do what you do. Thank you for all you do - loving and caring for them and their quality of life; and all the hard work you all put into this endeavor. Blessings (and a donation) to all of you.
Your care for these birds is amazing. I'm a former dog groomer (funnily enough) with a love for birds especially bald eagles due to the various nest cams/channels that have allowed everyone to learn more about them. I really hope this young eagle has better luck healing, it sounds like a truly unfortunate genetic condition. I very much agree that humans should do everything possible to help repair the damage we have and continue to cause these animals. Thank you so much for sharing your work, it is truly an inspiration to do good in this world.
Beautifully articulated Jennifer!! These are truly special ppl doing good work for humankind and critters 🥹 Eagles are pretty magical creatures! ❣️🤗 God bless you!✨
Beautiful and moving video...I completely agree with the responsibility that human beings must assume regarding nature and the damage that we continually do to it: any gesture of respect, love, compassion is a way to compensate at least in part for what we destroy. And those who say "why spend money and time to cure an animal that has little hope?", are like those people who say "why do you help an animal and not send money for children in Africa?". In both cases, these are the words of someone who will certainly never help an animal (even if it had a high chance of making it), will not send money to Africa and will not help his neighbor if he needed it. Thank you for what you do Martin: you are an inspiration for the many who with their very small gestures are able to change their daily life, their little corner of the world....and many daily life and small corners, one at a time, can change the world... A big hug from Italy.
The new center looks really nice, especially the flight chambers, which are very important for general rehab -- the work you do is amazing -- I cannot believe how expensive rats are
I'm so happy you have such an awesome place now. I have watched you for years doing all your incredible work, and it's great that you are set up for future generations to take over ❤
Love the new facilities! So sorry about the genetic abnormality of young eagles from that one nest. Hopefully, there won't be more genetic problems in this population. And hopefully, this feather issue is not caused by some environmental toxins. Thank you for the work you do!
Since these eagles seem to have genetic defects, was the body of first donated to science? I would think it would be interesting to find out more about what was wrong with it, especially since more eagles with these issues are still being born in the wild.
I'm so thankful that you were able to get the center up and running as quickly as you did! It's a testament to both yours and Susan's determination. My concern is the breeding pair that is producing these eagles with these horrible genetic defects. Do you happen to know if Utah Fish and Game is doing anything to locate the breeding pair? I'm wondering if lead poisoning might be involved with these continued genetic defects from this pair. I also wonder how many offspring with genetic defects they're producing that aren't showing as many symptoms. So, they aren't being discovered but they are making their way into the wild to spread these genetic defects.😢
Too bad about Eagle #1, but it was the best decision. It was never going to have any kind of life that would have made it happy or even satisfy its instincts to be an eagle. If it had been left in the wild, it's fate would have been far more cruel than the peaceful end it got. Also, I can't help but spend the video looking at Piper. Such a beautiful and cute bird, just sitting quietly, looking around, interested in everything.
So so sad what you have to do sometimes I couldn't do it especially an eagle I feel prideful every time i seen a eagle especially a bald eagle there is no other bird like them
Love your videos and the information you share about all your critters. I have a question about the white belly eagles. Have you been able to do any bloodwork to make sure the eagles have not been poisoned or their food supply has not been poisoned? Has that been something you’ve ever considered?
And maybe give paid tour fan can get a a wooden keychain for paid tour too and they can witness and if they want follow you in their own cars to choose a name out of a hate, a adult to release a bird if one is ready. Boy that would be a added bonus
Dang bumble foot is even in chickens at that point, They are basically inevitable you have to make a chice its heart breaking but you have to make the call. It sucks.
It about saving a a natural life. You can. Or put a price on that! It's like a living creature human or lets say a person even, it like saying why not let that person die, he won't make it, and the time and expensive is too great. When others could survive and be saved that we know will live. Martin is not that way. Best to save, nurse a life back to health and molt and then set them free. There is never enough eagles and they a symbol of majestic characteristics. The Bible talks about eagles a lot. We are to soar like eagles or the eagles keen eyesights. It's flight and target is sure. It is also the only bird that can fly in the highest altitude where no other can. That bird was so weak, he couldn't hold his head up to save his life. It had given up. So I would prefer a try knowing someone didn't give up on me. This one and the famous story on injured bald eagle is my favorite. And all the hope and prayers and help, that you martin and Susan see the desire and dream come true for the wildlife facility I would have only hoped you could have open to the public, maybe 5.00 to 10 dollar charge for tours and the merchandise gift shop also could help the public buy and provide for the business
Thank you dg, our critter webgeek, who donates thousands of hours to benefit our wildlife and environment. Over 50 hours to edit and produce this video alone. You can help by clicking like, share and comment.
Thanks to all of you who have donated or purchased Rodent Pro gift certificates to help us feed, not only the eagles, but the many other raptors as well. 💞
If the bird did not reproduce, how would it weaken the gene pool? -- if that is a concern, given that two birds from the same nest (with the same parents?) showed the problem, then you would want to consider eliminating the wild, nesting birds, because they are actively reproducing, and apparently genetic carriers of this catastrophic abnormality -- ?
I don't understand why you didn't include a rodent room into this new facility where you could raise your own rats, mice, etc. It would have saved you so much money just raising your own. Fresh bedding, feed, water bottles...just possibly an hour a day to keep up the critters. Cheaper than buying four a day ...???
I'm now almost 72 y/o and wish I had friends like Scout, Helen, and Piper to talk to. I do have a cat I love dearly , but she's not a very good listener.
Talk very nicely and often to your cat it makes her feel important. ❤ ordinary conversations work... ask her opinion then say her name. She will chat❤ with a meow or two. You will learn her language❤ oh and drag a shoelace around like a snake. She will love to chase it. Ps cats are proud of their litter box so please clean it very often❤❤❤
In Spring of 2024 a second White Belly Bald Eagle arrived the to the
rescue center. This eagle is from the same nest of the first White
Belly Bald Eagle from 2019.
In this video Martin discusses what happened to the first one and the
tough odds facing the second one.
🔺Please join us for a livestream about these eagles on Monday October
28th at 1pm Utah time.
ua-cam.com/users/livedrictI_QAxQ
🔺First White Belly Bald Eagle video:
ua-cam.com/video/sbCkxQ1q978/v-deo.html
00:00 - 01:47 Intro about the first White Belly Bald Eagle that arrived
in 2019 and the second, a brother of the first, that arrived in Spring
of 2024. Both have the same genetic issues.
01:47 - 10:36 About what happened to the first White Belly Bald Eagle
10:36 - 11:24 Martin shares how much his Golden Eagle Scout, a wildlife ambassador, helps him get through hard times.
11:24 - 15:29 Moving the second White Belly Bald Eagle from the smaller
chambers at Martin's home to the big chamber at the new Enoch Wildlife
Rescue Facilities.
15:29 - 19:37 About the big new chamber and the way is will help the eagles.
19:37 - 20:47 On the expense of feeding the eagle and ways you can help.
20:47 - 28:17 More about the Enoch Wildlife Rescue Center, all our supporters, planing a visit and how you can help
28:17 - 37:16 More questions about the White Belly Bald Eagle answered from past comments.
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🔺 Our Mission 🔺
Founded in 1997 in Cedar City Utah, we are a 501c3 non-profit
organization dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and education.
🔹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.
🔹 Informing, Educating and Inspiring 🔹
The SWF provides over 100 educational programs reaching over 30,000
people annually. We believe providing educational outreach programs to
schools, scout groups and community events, with focus on children and
families, will make the greatest impact in preserving our wildlife, the
environment, our public lands and our resources for future generations
to enjoy.
🔹 Martin Tyner 🔹
Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated
audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends.
At age nineteen, Martin was hired as curator of birds of prey at Busch
Gardens, CA. He also worked in the movie and television industry
training big cats, elephants, primates, sea mammals and raptors.
“One of my greatest childhood fantasies was the desire to create a
personal friendship with a wild eagle. I found myself with a love and
fascination for these powerful creatures.”
Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife
rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental
educator.
He has been providing wildlife and environmental programs throughout the
western United States, to schools, scouts and community groups for over
fifty years.
“Grandpa believed in a very simple philosophy; that a person should get
up every morning and do good. Doing good means that you do well for
others and doing well means that you do good for yourself. There is
nothing wrong with doing well, but Grandpa always believed in doing
good.”
Martin, it's great to see the birds moving around in that big area. Well done! A great achievement to have your dream up and running.
Scout is beautiful and a comforting companion for you Martin. Its a shame but sometimes we must make tough decisions.
Dear Martin and Susan you are absolutely marvelous human beings.
I so love Piper ❤
Piper 2 just chilling. Very handsome raptor. Hope the bald eagle can grow his feathers under your care. God bless.
Thanks for all you do. Mother nature can be cruel. Hard decisions, made in kindness, are never faulted.
Personally in this case I see the 'quality of life' argument as specious, or anthropomorphic -- a non-flying eagle could become accustomed to it, and live out its life in a sanctuary, the bird was apparently otherwise healthy -- it would never have 'quality of life' thoughts -- of course in another sense I understand the decision
@@eah8101 Oops. Just read this comment on 'quality of life' part. And, I almost commented similar thoughts down below. 🙂. Totally agreed. 👍👍
@@eah8101 Some places have specific laws about wild animals that require euthanizing if they can't be rehabbed or used in educational services.
It's not the same as it is with domesticated animals, who can live in "sanctuary" farms and the like.
I must say Piper is looking very smug and pleased with himself.
I am so sorry for you and the eagle that you had to put to sleep. 🙏 thank you for showing the eagle dignity ❤
Dear Martin
Thank you for showing all that has happened with them
God bless you all there
I am so thankful for all your tremendous effort, thank you for your strength
Take care my friend
Wonderful update & great questions. It’ll be very interesting how this brother eagle 🦅 does in his rehab. Thanks so much to you all for your ❤️ & devotion. 👍👍👍👍😻
Thank you and thank you to all the donators 🕊 ❤✝️
All the Eagles have Souls and you helped them stay with us for a longer time because you have a great loving powerful heart, i dont believe you interfere with nature, we are ALL PART OF NATURE they should advertise is the sky for people like you , you are a great man and i love you for your tremendous dedication
Thank you all there
God bless you all there
You are absolutely right Martin. Reabilitating these animals is trying to fiz what we humans brake day in and day out. Thank Martin for all you do.Hugs to sweet Susan.
You are such a beautiful & talented soul
the eagles are so lucky to have you !
Massive appreciation to you & your wonderful wife from Canada
What fine people these are. Decent americans doing what is good for wild life.
Thank you Martin for sharing the reasons why you tried to save that bald eagle. And explaining about those flight feathers. I'm always so fascinated with learning about these beautiful birds.❤
If this eagle can't grow enough feathers to fly normally, then maybe hopefully it will have the chance to live as an educational ambassador if its feet don't have the same talon problems that its brother did.
I agree. There will for sure be some educational place or may be a zoo, where they need an eagle. Why not keep it there. This 'quality' of life thing, and 'humanely' put it out of its misery was the best decision, and all other reasons given are a bit too ''ínhumane' actually. Always support 'No Kill' shelters. And, also I agree to the very first caller's question. Although I do agree that after two years of rehabilitation, probably it became too much of cost going forward. That is the actual reason for this decision, and is totally justified as well. But the reason given for ''humanely'etc , I don't agree.
You do great work, Martin, Susan, & co. Glad to see the new wildlife center is up and running.
Been a fan of your videos for quite some time now. Glad I am able to donate to your fundraiser. I absolutely love these birds. Much love and respect for what you two are doing.
What you fo is valuable to the animals you care for and to those of us who care for them but can't do what you do. Thank you for all you do - loving and caring for them and their quality of life; and all the hard work you all put into this endeavor. Blessings (and a donation) to all of you.
Piper's cute little head bobbing 🙂
Your care for these birds is amazing. I'm a former dog groomer (funnily enough) with a love for birds especially bald eagles due to the various nest cams/channels that have allowed everyone to learn more about them. I really hope this young eagle has better luck healing, it sounds like a truly unfortunate genetic condition.
I very much agree that humans should do everything possible to help repair the damage we have and continue to cause these animals. Thank you so much for sharing your work, it is truly an inspiration to do good in this world.
Beautifully articulated Jennifer!!
These are truly special ppl doing good work for humankind and critters 🥹
Eagles are pretty magical creatures! ❣️🤗
God bless you!✨
Thank you for caring for all the animals and doing your very best for each of them ✝️ your morals and ethics ring true with me as well. Thank you.
Your knowledge and passion are magnificent and I've learnt so much from your book and your channel. Keep up the great work!
Martin you and your wife and all the volunteers who help you God bless you your a inspiration to all of the viewers who watch your channel
Beautiful and moving video...I completely agree with the responsibility that human beings must assume regarding nature and the damage that we continually do to it: any gesture of respect, love, compassion is a way to compensate at least in part for what we destroy. And those who say "why spend money and time to cure an animal that has little hope?", are like those people who say "why do you help an animal and not send money for children in Africa?". In both cases, these are the words of someone who will certainly never help an animal (even if it had a high chance of making it), will not send money to Africa and will not help his neighbor if he needed it.
Thank you for what you do Martin: you are an inspiration for the many who with their very small gestures are able to change their daily life, their little corner of the world....and many daily life and small corners, one at a time, can change the world...
A big hug from Italy.
The new center looks really nice, especially the flight chambers, which are very important for general rehab -- the work you do is amazing -- I cannot believe how expensive rats are
Wise words from Martin. Thank you all at EWR!
You are always inspiring and awesome Martin. God Bless you and Susan always!
I'm so happy you have such an awesome place now. I have watched you for years doing all your incredible work, and it's great that you are set up for future generations to take over ❤
I love your channel. Thank you for your hard work, for sharing your knowledge and for the ability to make tough decisions. Greetings from Germany.
what you do is very important to us , Thank you for what you do.
I love that I found this!! Love eagles and watch falcon web cams too. Hope your facility thrives!!
Beautiful!
Thank you forcwhat you do! ❤🦅🦅❤️
You are amazing, thank you for all you do!!! It isn't for the light hearted...
Love the new facilities! So sorry about the genetic abnormality of young eagles from that one nest. Hopefully, there won't be more genetic problems in this population. And hopefully, this feather issue is not caused by some environmental toxins. Thank you for the work you do!
Since these eagles seem to have genetic defects, was the body of first donated to science? I would think it would be interesting to find out more about what was wrong with it, especially since more eagles with these issues are still being born in the wild.
I'm so thankful that you were able to get the center up and running as quickly as you did! It's a testament to both yours and Susan's determination. My concern is the breeding pair that is producing these eagles with these horrible genetic defects. Do you happen to know if Utah Fish and Game is doing anything to locate the breeding pair? I'm wondering if lead poisoning might be involved with these continued genetic defects from this pair. I also wonder how many offspring with genetic defects they're producing that aren't showing as many symptoms. So, they aren't being discovered but they are making their way into the wild to spread these genetic defects.😢
No one knows these birds like Martin!
Thank you for take care about animal!
I love Scout
Too bad about Eagle #1, but it was the best decision. It was never going to have any kind of life that would have made it happy or even satisfy its instincts to be an eagle. If it had been left in the wild, it's fate would have been far more cruel than the peaceful end it got.
Also, I can't help but spend the video looking at Piper. Such a beautiful and cute bird, just sitting quietly, looking around, interested in everything.
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a great eagle
God bless you and your beautiful wife.
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So so sad what you have to do sometimes I couldn't do it especially an eagle I feel prideful every time i seen a eagle especially a bald eagle there is no other bird like them
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Martin, you need to mentor students who can fill your shoes when you’re not able anymore.
I would've guessed genetic defect.. Rest in peace eagle.
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Love your videos and the information you share about all your critters. I have a question about the white belly eagles. Have you been able to do any bloodwork to make sure the eagles have not been poisoned or their food supply has not been poisoned? Has that been something you’ve ever considered?
Thank you for great work, not everything in our, but sometimes mainly in God's hands.🙌
Hi i would like to know how your young birds that were starving find and catch there food when you have been feeding them
Is it not possible to replace the flight feathers through implants?
poor thing :(
Do these eagles pair for life..If so then any more progeny are possibly affected with the same genetic faults
There are vitamins the we can take for our skin and nails is there anything like that that might possibly help that eagles feathers?
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Call him Pepper
What happened to Wing Nut?
Two from the same nest, a few years apart? Genetic?
Could these eagles have been poisoned?
And maybe give paid tour fan can get a a wooden keychain for paid tour too and they can witness and if they want follow you in their own cars to choose a name out of a hate, a adult to release a bird if one is ready. Boy that would be a added bonus
Dang bumble foot is even in chickens at that point, They are basically inevitable you have to make a chice its heart breaking but you have to make the call. It sucks.
You are a Hero helping these burda.
It about saving a a natural life. You can. Or put a price on that! It's like a living creature human or lets say a person even, it like saying why not let that person die, he won't make it, and the time and expensive is too great. When others could survive and be saved that we know will live. Martin is not that way. Best to save, nurse a life back to health and molt and then set them free. There is never enough eagles and they a symbol of majestic characteristics. The Bible talks about eagles a lot. We are to soar like eagles or the eagles keen eyesights. It's flight and target is sure. It is also the only bird that can fly in the highest altitude where no other can. That bird was so weak, he couldn't hold his head up to save his life. It had given up. So I would prefer a try knowing someone didn't give up on me. This one and the famous story on injured bald eagle is my favorite. And all the hope and prayers and help, that you martin and Susan see the desire and dream come true for the wildlife facility
I would have only hoped you could have open to the public, maybe 5.00 to 10 dollar charge for tours and the merchandise gift shop also could help the public buy and provide for the business
Has a bird ever gotten loose in your yard?
you tried, and that was good to hear, but unfortunately, and the birds don't do will under knockout drugs .
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If the bird did not reproduce, how would it weaken the gene pool? -- if that is a concern, given that two birds from the same nest (with the same parents?) showed the problem, then you would want to consider eliminating the wild, nesting birds, because they are actively reproducing, and apparently genetic carriers of this catastrophic abnormality -- ?
Please don't kill that bald eagle please
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I don't understand why you didn't include a rodent room into this new facility where you could raise your own rats, mice, etc. It would have saved you so much money just raising your own. Fresh bedding, feed, water bottles...just possibly an hour a day to keep up the critters. Cheaper than buying four a day ...???
I'm now almost 72 y/o and wish I had friends like Scout, Helen, and Piper to talk to. I do have a cat I love dearly , but she's not a very good listener.
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Talk very nicely and often to your cat it makes her feel important. ❤ ordinary conversations work... ask her opinion then say her name. She will chat❤ with a meow or two. You will learn her language❤ oh and drag a shoelace around like a snake. She will love to chase it. Ps cats are proud of their litter box so please clean it very often❤❤❤
@@Beekind2527 well said 🐱☺️
@Mafaldita1230 thank youuuuu 😊
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