Eagle Survived Collision with Car
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- On January 6th, 2020, Susan and Martin visited the Utah Department of Wildlife Services to drop off two Golden Eagles that did not survive. They also picked up a Golden Eagle that had been hit by a car.
The eagle was originally found lying on her side on the road. The eagle was moved off the road and woke up somewhat and was picked up by the Utah department of wildlife services and Martin was called. At first glance, Martin noted the eagle had been hit in the head badly and one eye looked very bad.
This eagle acted completely tame and docile because of such severe injury. Martin did not think the eagle would survive. Taking it day by day, it wasn't until six days later that Martin saw some positive signs of recovery. The eagle began standing and was able to feed herself.
On February 21st the eagle was released back to the wild. This eagle was the last rescued with our old Subaru Forester and the first released with the new Forester.
Timestamps:
1:46 - January 6th: Martin takes the eagle out of the crate
8:05 - Martin advises why to "slow down for eagles"
9:08 - January 12th: Update on eagle's condition
10:40 - February 21: Release Day, Martin takes eagle from chamber
19:16 - Began release at Parowan Gap
25:54 - The eagle is released back into the wild
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Founded in 1997 in Cedar City Utah, we are a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, wildlife and environmental education, and the development of the Cedar Canyon Nature Park.
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The Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah (SWF) cares for more than 100 sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife annually. Restoring them to health and returning them to the wild is our primary goal, but for those that cannot be released due to disabilities, the Cedar Canyon Nature Park (CCNP) can provide them with a permanent home in a natural setting while enhancing our visitors educational experience at the park.
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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's book, Healer of Angels, reflects back on his life: from a young boy terrified of birds to becoming the first man in North America licensed to train a wild golden eagle in the ancient art of falconry.
On January 6th, 2020, Susan and Martin visited the Utah Department of Wildlife Services to drop off two Golden Eagles that did not survive. They also picked up a Golden Eagle that had been hit by a car.
The eagle was originally found lying on her side on the road. The eagle was moved off the road and woke up somewhat and was picked up by the Utah department of wildlife services and Martin was called. At first glance, Martin noted the eagle had been hit in the head badly and one eye looked very bad.
This eagle acted completely tame and docile because of such severe injury. Martin did not think the eagle would survive. Taking it day by day, it wasn't until six days later that Martin saw some positive signs of recovery. The eagle began standing and was able to feed herself.
On February 21st the eagle was released back to the wild. This eagle was the last rescued with our old Subaru Forester and the first released with the new Forester.
Timestamps:
1:46 - January 6th: Martin takes the eagle out of the crate
8:05 - Martin advises why to "slow down for eagles"
9:08 - January 12th: Update on eagle's condition
10:40 - February 21: Release Day, Martin takes eagle from chamber
19:16 - Began release at Parowan Gap
25:54 - The eagle is released back into the wild
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Cedar City, UT 84721-1907
Checks Payable to: Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah
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Magnificent, Thank you!
So sad those other two didn’t make it, but so happy for the beautiful girl who was able to recover against all odds and return to the wild where she belongs. You can’t save them all but you can save some of them, and that makes it all worth it. Bittersweet. 💔❤️
I'm gonna write on behalf of the eagle now; "Thanks God, this couple exist!!! Thanks guys!!!!!"
We hope the eagle is doing well back in the wild!
Gonzalo Rodriguez Amen, Mr. Eagle!
I agree ☺
Bless you for the caring you give these birds 🦅
Thank you Greta, we appreciate your interest
I love how he always takes the time to educate everyone to save more wildlife from cars.
Thank you Celeste, education is very important to us.
🦅 It’s a good day when a bird of prey gets to live freely in the wild 🦅
Agreed!
I cry EVERY time he helps an eagle and releases one....thank you for being the angel you are and helping these beauties.
Releases are a moment for sure
Lost my right eye 48 years ago and you're absolutely right about the difficulties with loss of depth perception, Martin. So very glad this Golden's eye was OK. They might not like you, but I don't think any of them "hate" you. Good to hear Belle voicing her opinion, too.
We're glad she flew off with two healthy eyes too!
Michael Bisping won a UFC Championship with only one eye! Don't let it get you down
Yeah, but you shoulda seen the other guy. OneLastHit left him with no eyes.
Poor baby 😢 ➡️PSA @ 8:05!⬅️
We are so lucky to have people like you, Martin.
It's easy to love animals... But it takes a special person to actually physically go out to dedicate time & energy to actively help them! Thank You💕
Thank you for interest and support
Still can't tell if this is the dream job or the most torturing job ever. Or both
Good days and bad days...
corny Yes. Need someone who can detach feelings to animals mostly. Although emotions can play a good part to them. There are other shelter pet TH-camrs who do a good job of it. Some TH-camrs who not licensed can still do a good job to. As HopeForPaws.
@@AllenTax right on for Hope for Paws.
both im sure off that ??? and im happy they are giving their lives for that thanks to them xx
I love birds and watching this just hurts my heart!
Bad day and a good day
The severity of her injuries made this a really good release. Looks more like a mother of future eagles than a dead bird to me.
Mother would be good!
You’re an angel caring for these majestic birds!
We call him Healer of Angels
thank you for holding him close in his pain, a good man you are
Being handled is very stressful for the eagle he is better off alone in a quiet dark chamber.
This man is surely a ‘super empath ‘ ! He found himself an occupation to satisfy that capacity !
Martin has over 50 years of experience working with the critters
Удивительный человек сколько добра и любви к природе и птицам .Восхищаюсь !
Thank you for your interest and kind words
To see her return to the wild was the most spiritual thing I have ever seen. I love what you do. Thanks for your dedication. You are very special people.
Thank you Pauline, as you know, releases are the best part!
I have just recently come across Southwest Wildlife Foundation and I have been binge watching all the videos. Martin and Susan are amazing people. When I am angry at the world, and people in general, I come here and seeing the work they do makes me feel hopeful again. Thank you for ALL the work you do.
Thank you Laura, we're glad you are enjoying the videos! A whole lot of people help us help critters!
Glad you have the new reliable car to rescue and release wild eagles! Amazing recovery for this eagle.
We're amazed the way people donated for the new car!
My favorite part when they are healthy and are set free. Thank you for all u do .
Us too, releases are the best part!
I’ve seen Two Eagles flying really high yesterday. I enjoy watching them soar
Avia Littlehawk In New York City we have red tail hawks. I get a lump in my throat when I see those beautiful birds soaring in the sky. I can just imagine how majestic an eagle must look
They are happy
You holding that severely injured eagle. “If they act tame” - they are really bad. I will remember that image always. So glad it all worked out and she was released. Glad her eye healed. Being young must have helped. Wonderful. Thank you and your wife for taking the effort to video and edit these stories.
Thank you Jamie, we're glad you are enjoying our videos. Education is very important us.
i've seen a lot of releases in youre videos and every time i wonder why dont these Eagles try to bite you? It's seems they dont even bother to do it :). Keep up youre great work! Many greetings from Germany.
Hi, thanks for your interest. They are always a threat. Martin discusses that more in this video: th-cam.com/video/KedmVLq_Qtc/w-d-xo.html
+1 another German viewer of these great videos here :) Really appreciate the work for these great animals!
Georgina Wong did you not watch the video? Golden eagles thrive in environments like the one she was released into. They don’t like trees.
He clearly stated that when they are hurt they become docile.
Their self defense mechanism is their talons, not that they won’t bite, but they will use their feet first. In this case the eagle has a head injury, it can’t fight. Hope he gets the swelling in the brain down quickly
The birds are blessed with this gentle soul in their corner.
Thank you Patsy, we appreciate your interest. We call him Healer of Angels.
Thank God for people like you!
And all the people who help us help critters!
I love the way he talks to the birds (and his wife)! I’m so glad I didn’t follow a dream of getting a hawk and doing falconry as a hobby. There is way more work involved than most people can devote (like a lifetimej
It is quite a commitment. Thanks for your interest.
I love how Martin always brushes the head feathers so the birds look good for their release.
Such a majestic creature! Thank you Susan and Martin for your service. I glad those people care too!
Us too!
Ihr seid wirklich liebenswerte Menschen, die sich so besorgt um diese prächtigen Tiere kümmern. Einfach toll macht Ihr das.
Thank you for your interest and kind feedback!
Благодарю за каждую спасенную жизнь ❤ за доброту, терпение и профессиональную помощь. Храни вас Господь!
Sue is my hero she's always there taking videos beautifully and patient. Of course Martin is amazing, bu Susan needs some appreciation :)
A whole lot of people help us help critters
You can see his heart aches for the eagle in the way he holds and strokes it. Last year, driving in NH we were surprised by a bald eagle flying up from the road side. An absolute treat.
They are a treat to see in the wild!
Bless you and your wife saving the eagles.
Thank you Martin and Susan. This was a beautiful video of you taking care of the injured eagle and releasing the eagle!!! You are guardian angels for eagles, hawks, and other injured raptors. Love, big hugs, birdie kisses, Barb and Beenie :)))
Thank you Barbara, we're glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your kind words.
@@GowildlifeOrg you are most welcome. I love to see you heal the eagles, hawks, and other raptors!!!
Love all these caring people who showed up too!👍🏽
Us too!
So did her eye heal? What a blessed day for you, Susan, and this eagle ... not to mention the world ... now that she flies free again! Ty Tyners!
Yes, her eye was healed
Thank you, Martin. I appreciate you. I absolutely love birds and it's heartwarming to witness all you do for these precious creatures.
Thank you Julie
It's heartwarming to see these majestic birds released back into the wild. Thank you both for being wonderful and caring so much about the welfare of wildlife.
Releases are the best part!
A last warming touch and then the bird flying like wished. What a great outcome! And totally amazing work from them.
Releases are the best part!
The Subaru was the best bad news I've heard in a long time ;)
Thanks for doing what you do! Keep doing it!
Good to see another positive story, and the smiles on the faces of those who witnessed her release!
Agreed!
I cannot believe that was the same eagle! It looks fantastic, you two do such incredible work, you deserve a huge audience. All I can think & say is WOW!
Great work!
Love from Australia
Ah that poor, beautiful baby! People should be more cautious driving. I’m so happy that the eagle had good care and medical attention and got better!! Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication. 😘🙏🏼🦅
I'm going to sleep tonight with a smile on my face and warmth in my heart, from your care and understanding for these majestic beings.
Thanks Robert, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
Oh I can barely watch this poor angel suffering. Thank God he found help from the best.🙏🏽
It's always delightful to see a free bird fly back to the wilderness.
Agreed!
Thank you for all you do!!
Thanks for your interest
О чем он рассказывает?
You can tell these people all care about the animals, so nice to see, I live in California and don't even get me started. There are animal lovers here for sure, me being one of them, but its just a nice change of pace seeing people doing the best for the eagle and not for themselves.
How wonderful....thank you so much...beautiful
Thanks Barbara, glad you enjoyed!
YOU ARE DOING A WONDERFUL WORK MARTIN.
Thank you Henrietta, we appreciate your interest
Beautiful bird and what a fantastic release in a fairy tale land! Thanks for sharing this story with us. Greeting from Slovakia, Europe. P.S. We also have Golden eagles here but we do not have such a spacious rocky landscape for them to live in. So ours build their nests on the trees in the mountains.
Thanks for watching, good to hear about Golden Eagles in your area!
This man is a hero
Releasing any bird is just so satisfying. Thanks for all you do.
So beautiful to see them fly away .... freedom
Releases are the best part!
A true Labor of Love, Martin. Yours is the greatest of Deeds.
Thanks for watching!
You are the best of humanity. Thank you for your generosity and dedication in making up for so much wrong that humans do to this planet and other beings.
Thank you for your interest
These Eagles are beautiful! Makes me wonder how I can get involved... Thank-You for all of your work, for our wildlife!
Thank you for your interest in the critters!
I salute you again! A nice feeling to see all the hard work you've put in to rescuing this magnificent creature.
Thanks for watching, we hope this eagle is doing well back in the wild!
God bless you Martin and Susan.
Thank you Jess
i feel so bad, i could cry, pooooor eagle!!! he is still in shock how he looks at you! we can even feel your LOVE TO THESE ANIMALS!!!
Glad she is better now!
@@GowildlifeOrg yes, without you - no chance!
You're work is so impactful, thank you so much for helping wildlife. The world needs more people like you
Such a moving display and care and probably love towards that beautiful lord of the skies. So refreshing a program, an encouragement not to despair! Thank you Martin. You deserve much more than a Subaru!
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Thank you for your interest! The subaru is for the critters!
I LOVE the release moment. Thank you. Thanks for helping nature, for helping us to barely FEEL what you feel. Sun 🌞 brights more when you are making this over the earth.
Us too, best part!
She’s beautiful! Poor baby. Thank you for saving her! Wooooooow, they go up to 10,000 ft?! Incredible.
Eating roadkill is one of the big problems here and why birds of prey get hit. Ive seen them dead on the side of the road, in my area big red tailed hawks are more common 😔 They’ll dive down and try to grab roadkill and not always make it. 😔💔 So if anyone unfortunately does hit another animal- PLEASE take the time to stop and drag it OFF the road if possible 🙏😩😭 That way other animals who come to scavenge have a better chance of survival. 🙏💙
That's a real thoughtful point you have made here. Never would have thought to do that. Just saved a hawk from a huge snake recently and got the film up as well if you are interested. Thanks.
Thank you so much for what you do...It must be amazing to hold them .
They are quite a presence!
Awe, so thankful this baby was able to be released. Thank you Martin for all you do. 💜💜
I love to watch them fly away. Good luck beautiful girl.
Releases are the best part!
Man this is awesome. I could listen to you talk about birds all day
Glad you enjoyed
How wonderful that the last eagle you picked up in the old Subaru survived and was able to be released as the first one in your new vehicle. A great segue. And at least she had a full crop of food when you got her, so she wasn't starving on top of the injuries. I'm sure that at least helped her survive.
A good last run and first run for the cars. We're glad people helped the eagle as they did.
Wow Just wow i never get tired of saying this its awesome to see them go back into the wild and i also love that Martin takes the time to educate people about the birds he's releasing
I knew it was unique, looked like Eagle Owl, but finally saw it was indeed an Golden Eagle. Majestic raptor!!
I am so grateful that there are Angels like you and your team that help the creatures of the sky. God bless you!
Sending love and light all the way from down under; Australia.
I just found your channel and everytime I watch you release a bird I cry
Hi Alisha, glad you founds us. Releases are the best part!
It's great to see someone have the passion and the love for these magnificent
animals like Martin does. He's truly a gift to mankind, and sort of reminds me
of the late Steve Irwin, who had a great love for crocodiles and aquatic life. It
gives me great pleasure to see this magnificent birds return to their home, and
the "only" way that's possible is thru your intervention and rehab of these animals.
I hope you continue to grow your organization and spread chapters thru the US
and Canada. Good work :)
Thanks for your interest in the critters. Best when they don't need us at all!
must be soooo rewarding seeing her fly free again x
Releases are the best part!
Fantastic! God bless you for the work you do to help these beautiful creatures!
Thank you for your interest
God bless for your big heart
Thank you, we appreciate your interest in the critters!
Wow im so happy that dude made it, didn't look like he would. Thanks again Tyner family
We're happy she made it too!
Hi again MARTIN
Tears of joy!
Yes Martin it was a good day...
Agreed, releases are good days!
So much respect for what SW,wlf do. Your such a great humble man,Thank you for.
Thank you for your interest
❤ Love your work. Beautiful save of this beauty... amazing the internal bleeding didn't take her out.
Martin, do you have an heir apparent ready to assume your position for wildlife rehabilitation, in case you have an emergency of his own?
Congrats on getting a new vehicle. ❤
Thank you Jean. We're always planning for the future
Thankful for SWF for the enormous efforts for these birds.
And all the people who help us help critters!
Another eagle saved-you should be very proud of yourself Martin.
We're glad another eagle is back in the wild!
Thanks, Marty, for taking such good care of "God's birds!" I am so turned on by these lovely raptors!
Next time I am travelling through Cedar City I'll give your office a call to see if the short tour is available!
They are something for sure!
I appreciate your content. I am fascinated by the sheer beauty and power of those birds. A completely different kind of apex predator.
Thank you for your interest, we're glad you are enjoying our videos
That was so majestic. For some reason seeing that eagle soar, and the music just reminded my of the Native Americans. They’re just such a majestic people. While a DNA test I took cake back around 3/5ths European, a little under 2/5ths came back Native American, and even though I had no idea I was part native, or even know from what specific tribe, this has brought me so much closer to those ties without a doubt. Thank you so much for protecting, and helping these beautiful creatures! May god bless you guys, and if there’s any way I can help I’m more than willing to. If there’s anywhere I can donate, or anything! God bless y’all. 🙏🏼
Bless y’all for all that you do to save these wonderful creatures
Thanks Mark, we appreciate your interest
You guys sure know what youre doing and it shows in every video I see from you guys!
Martin has been working with critters over 50 years!
I know that a lot of experts tend to politely say ‘there are no dumb questions’ but, that’s not really true. There are *plenty* of dumb questions that normies tend to ask.
God bless this organization for helping the creatures who fall victim to the many snares of the human world.
Thank you for your interest
That is a brave young woman eagle. So wise and she deserves a bright future.
That’s great news. Awesome job Martin and Susan
Thanks Tom, we like the happy endings
Thank you for what you do 💚
I tear up EVERY time.
Quite a moment!
I love this channel lol. I love everything you guys do for these birds! Education, awareness and rehabilitation. Amazing!!!
Thank you, that is nice to hear!
Saw a bunch of red tails this past week. Saw a very dark one flying with a light one (underside). Pair of Bald eagles last weekend and at least 6 pairs of hawks. No goldens yet this season. -just south of buffalo, ny.
Great to hear!
Never good when they dont want to bote or hurt you. Thank God he's got you all! Love your videos!
I am so lucky in my father and his relationship with nature. He always slowed and even stopped for animals, including birds, eating carrion. I learned by example...we lived in the Southwest for much of my young life and so this was a common site.
I love your videos and your incredible work!!
Thank you for helping this wonderful eagle🙏❤️🦅
Thank you Linda, we appreciate your interest. A whole lot of people help us help critters!
Poor Guy God Bless Him God Bless You For helping them
Thank you for your interest
Thank you for all you do for these majestic creatures! More power to you!
Thank you for your interest, a lot of people help us help critters!