I really admire people like you. We don't have enough people on this planet who care for animals and take time out of their day to tend to these beautiful animals. Thank you.
I enjoyed that Martin waved the mouse under the eagle's beak and tried to pull the mouse from the eagle's beak when it just held onto the mouse. I love these videos.
+biaggiwins for information on the release of this eagle visit www.gowildlife.org/bald-eagle-released-372015/ Unfortunately, we didn't get any video of the release. With a new camera and the excitement of the moment I forgot how to start the video. We were lucky to get a couple of pictures.
We need to have federal mandate for all states and provinces that sell hunting and fishing licenses, as well as ammunition suppliers, to charge a proportional fee to SUPPORT wildlife rehab.
This law needs to be overturned! To give all of the animals a fighting chance, just to be told that if they can't get into ambassador position, you have to literally kill them! I too have had a problem with this law. It was over a seagull that had to have a wing amputated to survive and myself and my niece were told he had to be euthanized! He could have lived a long life with a little extra help. Seagulls are a protected species but you sure can't help to keep them alive! Ridiculous! He would have been placed on a farm in which he could have lived out his life. So what exactly are they protected from or for!!! Makes me angry! My niece and I put a lot of "work" into keeping it alive just to be told that we have to euthanize it. I love animals and so does my niece. We have both rescued all kinds of animals and people then tell us that we can help them live, but if it's not the way they "deem" it to be then kill it. Protected species should be protected from those laws and the people who "made" them laws!
Why does the government make it so difficult to get a federal or Educational permit. I have been working with Raptors for about 10 years and you can probably get uranium 235 easier then a long term Raptor Permit. And where i live, there is no one that i can work under the required time with a person that has the Raptor Federal permit.
I definitely understand the caretakers concern on rehabbing him back into the wild! When I worked at a wild life rescue and education center....I went BEHIND my managements back to conduct my own experiments and training because I HATE the so called laws our government make. Nothing pisses me off more than politics and suits thinking they know anything outside of a desk. Anyways, we had a bald eagle, 2 golden eagles and several other birds of prey that were labeled as not being able to survive in the wild. Well I'm a firm believer that God's design in the instinct of wild animals, far surpasses the "knowledge" most of our scientists think they know. The experiment I conducted was simply the first thought that came to my mind. Literally, I STOPPED feeding our eagle frozen rats and started tossing in our live breeder rodents. Not only did it pick up the instinct to HUNT and not be fed...but the very spirit of the eagle picked up! She would chirp and scream throughout the day...you could just see sooooo much more life in her. After 2 months of me doing that, we made the attempt to set her free. And she soared off inside of 6 minutes. And for about 6 weeks after her release, she DID hang around the park where we had her for years. Always lurking in a nearby tree. But she was thriving on her own. That's the beautiful thing about birds....as long as you don't clip their wings and they are capable of flying and coordinating their feet, they can and WILL go right back to where they were meant to be :)
Hi Janet, thank you for your interest. This Bald Eagle was released back to the wild. You can see the full story here: th-cam.com/video/iQTZxUgt4Z8/w-d-xo.html
I know how busy you are but when you get a few minutes could you explain why some bald eagles look like someone stuck there talons in a light socket ? The feathers on there head and neck look there are having a really bad hair day yet there mate's head and neck feathers are smooth! Does this mean that they are sick ?
There's cruelty in freeing a disabled animal/eagle. It'd be out in the wild, but not strong/able enough to care for itself. I'm an animal lover, but I agree with that law for another reason: it keeps wanna-be eagle owners from making them into pets. They're wild birds, and should stay that way.
If they cannot recover to full physical fitness, they can't be returned to the wild. So they can become an educational animal, or must be put to sleep.
My question is what Federal Law or statute is it which requires the mandatory euthanasia of the Bald Eagle. If it is unable to be returned back into the wild or placed into a system where the animal is used as a teaching tool. Look I could certainly understanding putting of the Bald Eagle down if the Raptor is unable to feed itself or to care for itself. If the Raptor is not in pain or in a point and certainly not suffering. What justification is there to destroy the Raptor. The question is why and how did this law get enacted the way it did. Then comes to the question has this Federal Law ever been challenged in the courts. I know the Bald Eagle was removed from the Endanger Species ACT in 2007. I also question how long do you have to work with the Raptor before a decision is required to the abilities of the Raptor being able to return back into the wild. Whom is required on behalf of the raptor is qualified to pass judgement of the Raptor. Before I had to put the bird down I would give it all opportunities for it to make a chance of survival in the natural environment. This would be up to and including possible putting the bird at riske verses it facing being euthanized.
Hi Jim, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is the governing body and sets all the regulations for migratory wildlife. Migratory wildlife, including bald eagles, need be returned to 100% fitness so that it could be released to the wild with a comfortable degree of success. The eagle may be placed in an educational facility licensed through the US Fish and Wildlife Service and if it cannot be placed, by federal law, it must be euthanized. Current regulations require that wildlife rehabilitators make that decision within six months of the bird arriving at the rehabilitation facility. If it can be justified extending that six month deadline so that the animal could be returned to the wild, the wildlife rehabilitator must first acquire written permission from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. It is against federal law for any private citizen to possess any raptor or raptor parts without first acquiring a federal permit.
Did this same law apply when the Bald Eagle was on the Endanger Species List. I can see a time when a Bald Eagle could be injured and not be able to be returned into the wild but could still be a breading stock? I would certainly think a person could be creative enough to save the bird and still stay with in the law.
TWO BUCKS EACH!!! Oh my goodness! That’s expensive. Do you have to get the mice locally? Mail order from far away on dry ice? Can’t you raise your own?
I have been following this Eagle's story...so what happened, is he OK, is the Eagle at a safe place? I would love to see another Video.....The man taking care of him is wonderful, and the Eagle is beautiful..............Just to update my Comment....I found the website you mentioned....and Copied this to paste this here..............BALD EAGLE RELEASED 3/7/2015 MARCH 8, 2015 SOUTHWEST 3 COMMENTS The bald eagle was released on Saturday March 7th at an overlook near Brian Head, Utah, after Southwest Wildlife Foundation’s licensed wildlife rehabilitator, Martin Tyner spent two months and a great deal of effort dedicated to saving his live after he was found nearly dead from suspected lead poisoning.
+Kathy Somers for information on the release of this eagle visit www.gowildlife.org/bald-eagle-released-372015/ Unfortunately, we didn't get any video of the release. With a new camera and the excitement of the moment I forgot how to start the video. We were lucky to get a couple of pictures.
It can't be any good to see nothing outside for 6 months. Not sure if it's a bird thing so they dont flap around. I can see them having issues as bird. Looks like prison. No interaction or vision besides food seems depressing. Sleep eat. I've been watching your videos for the last 2 hours and I understand the euthanasia.
Captivity is very stressful for the birds. Best thing for them is to leave them alone so they can calmly heal. Faster they heal, faster they get back the wild where they belong.
I'm not sure how I ended up watching your videos, but I've been learning a lot about eagles!
tori t me too
I really admire people like you. We don't have enough people on this planet who care for animals and take time out of their day to tend to these beautiful animals. Thank you.
Happy for this beatifull eagle
We hope he's doing well back in the wild!
He looks so pissed 😁
Fierce is good
Was ein wunderschönes Tier, Gott mit Dir Martin
Awesome you both are for helping this precious being.
I love that you put things in perspective. Some people don't understand how important things are to others.
This one is awesome.. your teaching is superb!!
You aren't caring for an eagle........ You are caring for FREEDOM
Exactly. Taking care of our nation's mascot.
Beautiful bald eagle! I really hope he makes it out of the woods! Doesn't Martin also assist other wildlife? Thank God he helps these raptors! :-)
At the start of the video he looked so exhausted the poor thing. It was good to see him actually eat without being forcefed.
Yes, it's hard to see them so weak.
I enjoyed that Martin waved the mouse under the eagle's beak and tried to pull the mouse from the eagle's beak when it just held onto the mouse. I love these videos.
God bless you.
Omg,No... 🙏 😍😱🙌, plz help him.....
I couldn't find a release video. you should post those. good job on taking care of these animals.
+biaggiwins
for information on the release of this eagle visit
www.gowildlife.org/bald-eagle-released-372015/
Unfortunately, we didn't get any video of the release. With a new camera
and the excitement of the moment I forgot how to start the video. We
were lucky to get a couple of pictures.
+Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah thank you for the update and link. you all are doing great things.
good job!
We need to have federal mandate for all states and provinces that sell hunting and fishing licenses, as well as ammunition suppliers, to charge a proportional fee to SUPPORT wildlife rehab.
Please keep us informed. Beautiful boy.
Is there a way of donating to help your upcoming Wildlife Center?
***** It's good to know that you and Martin are caregivers for the planet. Yours is the greatest of Deeds.
This law needs to be overturned! To give all of the animals a fighting chance, just to be told that if they can't get into ambassador position, you have to literally kill them! I too have had a problem with this law. It was over a seagull that had to have a wing amputated to survive and myself and my niece were told he had to be euthanized! He could have lived a long life with a little extra help. Seagulls are a protected species but you sure can't help to keep them alive! Ridiculous! He would have been placed on a farm in which he could have lived out his life. So what exactly are they protected from or for!!! Makes me angry! My niece and I put a lot of "work" into keeping it alive just to be told that we have to euthanize it. I love animals and so does my niece. We have both rescued all kinds of animals and people then tell us that we can help them live, but if it's not the way they "deem" it to be then kill it. Protected species should be protected from those laws and the people who "made" them laws!
Poisoning eagles? Now that's ill-eagle!!!
🤣
Why does the government make it so difficult to get a federal or Educational permit. I have been working with Raptors for about 10 years and you can probably get uranium 235 easier then a long term Raptor Permit. And where i live, there is no one that i can work under the required time with a person that has the Raptor Federal permit.
you are right, they really have no idea.
+robvoyles with Velociraptors? hahahahhaa kidding
Vanessa R. :) Velociraptors to Vanessa..hehe
+Susan Tyner In a world where ignorance is rule of law....
Although, you care for many really sick eagles like the one I just watched and his head and neck feathers are smooth!
Did this beautiful eagle ever recover fully (and get to live)?
Yes, this eagle recovered and was released. You can see the full story here: th-cam.com/video/iQTZxUgt4Z8/w-d-xo.html
That eagle was probably thinking “IF I get better?? Watch me!! I WILL get better!!”
Attitude matters!
How did he get on with his recovery?
This video is an excerpt from the The Bald Eagle That Would Not Quit. You can see the whole story here: th-cam.com/video/iQTZxUgt4Z8/w-d-xo.html
Ware did you fiend this Beautiful bald eagle???
He was dying and rescued. Dont get an idea that eagles are pets. They are not, and only should be kept in captivity if being healed.
I definitely understand the caretakers concern on rehabbing him back into the wild! When I worked at a wild life rescue and education center....I went BEHIND my managements back to conduct my own experiments and training because I HATE the so called laws our government make. Nothing pisses me off more than politics and suits thinking they know anything outside of a desk.
Anyways, we had a bald eagle, 2 golden eagles and several other birds of prey that were labeled as not being able to survive in the wild. Well I'm a firm believer that God's design in the instinct of wild animals, far surpasses the "knowledge" most of our scientists think they know.
The experiment I conducted was simply the first thought that came to my mind. Literally, I STOPPED feeding our eagle frozen rats and started tossing in our live breeder rodents. Not only did it pick up the instinct to HUNT and not be fed...but the very spirit of the eagle picked up! She would chirp and scream throughout the day...you could just see sooooo much more life in her. After 2 months of me doing that, we made the attempt to set her free. And she soared off inside of 6 minutes. And for about 6 weeks after her release, she DID hang around the park where we had her for years. Always lurking in a nearby tree. But she was thriving on her own.
That's the beautiful thing about birds....as long as you don't clip their wings and they are capable of flying and coordinating their feet, they can and WILL go right back to where they were meant to be :)
Angel
Did you guys see the pupils moving while he was eating the mice?!
Couldn't get over the blood on the back wall...
it looks like bird poop.
What happened with this eagle??? I’m watching long after the fact
Hi Janet, thank you for your interest. This Bald Eagle was released back to the wild. You can see the full story here: th-cam.com/video/iQTZxUgt4Z8/w-d-xo.html
@@GowildlifeOrg That link is no longer valid. I also tried searching for it. Glad to know she recovered.
I know how busy you are but when you get a few minutes could you explain why some bald eagles look like someone stuck there talons in a light socket ? The feathers on there head and neck look there are having a really bad hair day yet there mate's head and neck feathers are smooth! Does this mean that they are sick ?
Depends on the situtation, sometimes when relaxed, sometimes when alarmed or othr reasons for feathers up.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Parabens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would you say that's an...illegal?
Ela e mi linda
Man the eagle looks so sad as if he is too receiving a nagging from my mother along with me
He was not in very good shape at this point.
@@GowildlifeOrg yes I know and you do took a great care of him. So Kudos to Utah Wildlife Foundation!!
He ate 8 mice. I'm usually good at 5.
+jack23z cheat day
I counted 9.
That make me ill... our laws are messed up!!!😪
There's cruelty in freeing a disabled animal/eagle. It'd be out in the wild, but not strong/able enough to care for itself. I'm an animal lover, but I agree with that law for another reason: it keeps wanna-be eagle owners from making them into pets. They're wild birds, and should stay that way.
What does uthinize mean
If they cannot recover to full physical fitness, they can't be returned to the wild. So they can become an educational animal, or must be put to sleep.
They humanely kill them. Them give the enough medication that they just never wake up.
😔😔❤️❤️🦅🦅
what a poor an eagle human should respect nature
what was the fate of this bald eagle, don't know what vid to watch next.
He fully recovered and he is back to freedom
Wait, that's ill eagle. (illegal)
what happen eagle have lead poison it look danger
My question is what Federal Law or statute is it which requires the mandatory euthanasia of the Bald Eagle. If it is unable to be returned back into the wild or placed into a system where the animal is used as a teaching tool. Look I could certainly understanding putting of the Bald Eagle down if the Raptor is unable to feed itself or to care for itself. If the Raptor is not in pain or in a point and certainly not suffering. What justification is there to destroy the Raptor. The question is why and how did this law get enacted the way it did. Then comes to the question has this Federal Law ever been challenged in the courts. I know the Bald Eagle was removed from the Endanger Species ACT in 2007. I also question how long do you have to work with the Raptor before a decision is required to the abilities of the Raptor being able to return back into the wild. Whom is required on behalf of the raptor is qualified to pass judgement of the Raptor. Before I had to put the bird down I would give it all opportunities for it to make a chance of survival in the natural environment. This would be up to and including possible putting the bird at riske verses it facing being euthanized.
Hi Jim, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is the governing body and sets all the regulations for migratory wildlife. Migratory wildlife, including bald eagles, need be returned to 100% fitness so that it could be released to the wild with a comfortable degree of success. The eagle may be placed in an educational facility licensed through the US Fish and Wildlife Service and if it cannot be placed, by federal law, it must be euthanized. Current regulations require that wildlife rehabilitators make that decision within six months of the bird arriving at the rehabilitation facility. If it can be justified extending that six month deadline so that the animal could be returned to the wild, the wildlife rehabilitator must first acquire written permission from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. It is against federal law for any private citizen to possess any raptor or raptor parts without first acquiring a federal permit.
Did this same law apply when the Bald Eagle was on the Endanger Species List. I can see a time when a Bald Eagle could be injured and not be able to be returned into the wild but could still be a breading stock? I would certainly think a person could be creative enough to save the bird and still stay with in the law.
what about his mate, will she wait for him, what about his 'territory'... will he have to start all over?
😢😰
TWO BUCKS EACH!!! Oh my goodness! That’s expensive. Do you have to get the mice locally? Mail order from far away on dry ice? Can’t you raise your own?
Mice are messy, smelly and need care and set-up. At present, we do not have the resources to raise them along with everything else.
He looks like a Andrew Jackson
I have been following this Eagle's story...so what happened, is he OK, is the Eagle at a safe place? I would love to see another Video.....The man taking care of him is wonderful, and the Eagle is beautiful..............Just to update my Comment....I found the website you mentioned....and Copied this to paste this here..............BALD EAGLE RELEASED 3/7/2015
MARCH 8, 2015 SOUTHWEST 3 COMMENTS
The bald eagle was released on Saturday March 7th at an overlook near Brian Head, Utah, after Southwest Wildlife Foundation’s licensed wildlife rehabilitator, Martin Tyner spent two months and a great deal of effort dedicated to saving his live after he was found nearly dead from suspected lead poisoning.
+Kathy Somers for information on the release of this eagle visit
www.gowildlife.org/bald-eagle-released-372015/
Unfortunately, we didn't get any video of the release. With a new camera and the excitement of the moment I forgot how to start the video. We were lucky to get a couple of pictures.
THANK YOU SO MUCH :D !!!!
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah this is awesome. I'm so glad he was okay. God bless you for all you do!! ❤️❤️
あんたの言いたいことはよくわかりました。 やべー動物との共同生活はめっちゃふざけんなって とこでしょ
Habitats are shrinking. Thanks for your interest.
Martin has found best results from subcutaneous IVs of fluids and food through a feeding tube.
I would still let the bird go, i'd do whats best for him and those choices aren't good.
just do NOT advertise what ever you do with the gear bird
It can't be any good to see nothing outside for 6 months. Not sure if it's a bird thing so they dont flap around. I can see them having issues as bird. Looks like prison. No interaction or vision besides food seems depressing. Sleep eat. I've been watching your videos for the last 2 hours and I understand the euthanasia.
Captivity is very stressful for the birds. Best thing for them is to leave them alone so they can calmly heal. Faster they heal, faster they get back the wild where they belong.
Why don't they place it in an educational program then instead of euthanizing it?
aaagh he eat's the tail as well aaaagh
why not fish, feed some fish.
Hi Becky, their diet varies on health and habitat. Thanks for your interest!
Guess you can say this is pretty illegal