The Six Golden Eagles Who Came to Dinner
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Martin Tyner
Since age twelve, with a bird on his arm, Martin has captivated audiences sharing his knowledge and experience of his wildlife friends.
At age nineteen, Martin was hired as curator of birds of prey at Busch Gardens, CA. He also worked in the movie and television industry training big cats, elephants, primates, sea mammals and raptors.
“One of my greatest childhood fantasies was the desire to create a personal friendship with a wild eagle. I found myself with a love and fascination for these powerful creatures.”
Martin Tyner is a federally licensed falconer, eagle falconer, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife propagator, and wildlife and environmental educator.
He has been providing wildlife and environmental programs throughout the western United States, to schools, scouts and community groups for over fifty years.
Thank you for dedicating your life to help these beautiful birds back to health and back to their environments.
Hi Juan, thanks for your interest and support!
I hope & pray we have more compassionate people like Martin & his loving wife!
GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!
❤💖
Keep up the wonderful work
I agree.
How do you not have 5+ million Subs. You're worth everything and more to these beautiful creatures.
Thanks Beast!
YOU A AMAZING GUY. BE CAREFUL AND SAFE MY FRIENDS.
A living saint. Please spend a few moments about where to contribute..
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Wonderful! Thanks for doing what you do for them sir! Awesome video post!!!
Hi Kevin and Velvet, thanks for your interest and nice feedback!
Gives me some hope with mankind.....Thanks God.
A whole lot of people help us help critters!
These videos are wonderful! It is really heart-warming to feel the love you have for these birds and see the way you care for them. Here in Europe, I am a big fan of red kites, ospreys and white-tailed eagles, but have not yet seen a golden eagle in the feather! They are spectacular.
Hi, nice to hear from folks from so many different places! Thanks for watching, seeing a Golden Eagle is worth a trip to the states!
Beautiful birds! Thank you for all you do to help them. God bless
Thanks for your interest and kinds words!
Boy you sure are friendly and conversational to the people that bring you the injured birds. You sure make them feel appreciated for driving the animals to you.
Thank you 😘😘😘😘😘
Thanks for your interest!
This is amazing and beautiful , thank you for your love and kindness !!
Five back to the wild and Scout continues his work for the foundation.
So inspiring. Thank you.
Had a lot of them!
You certainly did!
Thank God we have you to do this amazing work.... to look after these beautiful Eagles and nurse them back to health....
These Eagles seem to have a rough time once they leave the nest....
Thank you for the videos so we can see these beautiful Birds get well and be released back into the wild again....
Hi Patricia, thanks for watching! We hope for the best in their second chance!
This man is worth his weight in gold
Hi Joseph, thanks for watching!
...AND silver and platinum and palladium...and cut diamonds! THANK YOU MARTIN FOR ALL YOU AND SUSAN DO. YOU ARE BOTH PRICELESS!
Double the gold in weight!!!!!!!!!!! @@GowildlifeOrg
Worth his weight in Gold 'n Eagle! ❤️
so true.
amazing work
Precious life!!
Agreed
an angel for our fur babies just awesome
You guys are awesome
Thank you Don!
sei fatto apposta per il tuo lavoro bravo
Thank you for your interest
Hi Eagle Angel , and Mrs. Angel, just can't get enough of you lil Warrior's . Thank You again for Your videos, Your probley use to it, but I've used them a few times for peeps that are depressed, and a couple of ppl, have totally turned their lives around. God is good.. Pretty Cool Huh.. Hope I get to share awesome stories again, from Gods Beuties, Your arms , my stories.. KUDOZ
Good to hear, glad people are caring about the critters!
Wonderful animals and outstanding human being.
Thanks KB, we like animals and Martin too!
Your work is priceless. : )
I envy you so much for the great work you are doing with these iconic animals! As a biologist and animal lover, especially Bald and Golden eagles to name just two. Thank you for your hard work, dedication and the obvious love and passion you have for these birds. I think they know you are trying to help them. It's simply a very beautiful thing and and an act of human kindness from the heart that shows people are capable of doing really wonderful things in this world for any of God's beautiful and amazing creatures that make life so darn special on this rare and magnificent planet earth. Keep up the excellent work doc. I wish I could be there helping you do this work.
Hi John, thanks for such nice feedback and we're glad you enjoyed the video. As you know, education is crucial so we're very glad so many people are viewing this video.
Hello Martin and Susan ,how are you both? 🕊🕊
Hi Ruth
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God bless for your amazing work you do it those animals to save them and give him a second chance in life another question do you feed those Eagles pigeons at all or no and what I mean by pigeons is your own pigeons not Wild Ones cuz I know pigeons are disease carriers
23:05 right for the carotid artery... got to watch that one
Always gotta watch 'em!
17:31 Haha! I had to look this up... At first glance- I thought this said "near THE hurricane area." I was confused, as I thought we were in Utah, which to the best of my recollection, does not get hurricanes! lol So I figured there must be a town called Hurricane in Utah. Sure enough!
Oops! We'll have to keep that in mind for future rescues from Hurricane, Utah!
in the previous live you was eagle
We think he's one in this life.
I hope & pray we have more compassionate people like Martin & his loving wife!
GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!
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We appreciate your patience with everyone while yo< are helping
Thanks for sending very exciting and excellent band music 🎶
0:29 "Oh you gonna bite me"
"Well, that's a good sign! I like that"
You sir have an infinite love for these creatures.
God bless you!
Thank you Hazem
Being able to bite shows that it is energetic and a good thing.
I just love this man. He is so compassionate with all of the Eagles. Thank God for people like him and I wish that ALL people were like him instead of the constant cruelty we see done to animals of all kinds everywhere. This man help restore my faith in humanity and makes me remember that there are still SOME good people out there. Thank you so so much for all that you do. Sue
Hi Sue, thanks for watching our video and all your kind words! We appreciate your support!
I like how this man doesn't want to be their friend or tame them in anyway. He shows total respect for these birds. Thank you for helping these eagles 🦅.
Thanks for watching. Wild is wild, we just want to get them back to the wild where they belong.
We truely have saints amoung us.
Thank you Brian!
I love watching him talk so sweet to these eagles. The eagles are so calm in his arms
Thanks for watching! It is a very stressful experience for the birds, Martin tries to soothe them as best he can.
Yes, thank you for dedicating your life to helping the birds AND then sharing with us!!!
Thank you Clint, we appreciate your interest and concern for the critters!
Holy shit, this guy's good.
Yep, we like him.
Just found this channel. You are amazing.
Hi Lonna, glad you found us! Thanks for watching!
Nothing like gluten-free, non GMO, organic rodents. Yum!
Pure health food for the critters!
@@GowildlifeOrg and NO freezer burn 🐁🐁🐇🐀🐀🐟🐟🐭🐣🐦🐤🐰
Although all the birds you rescue are beautiful, I think the goldens are my favourites. This is a lovely video and I am so glad all 5 were released!
That was quite a run with all those eagles! We're glad they are all back in the wild!
My god are you brave. Also I also know that what we are seeing here is knowledge and experience. I am sure that being brave is a requirement.
Hi KG, thank you and thanks for your interest. As a very young boy Martin was terrified of birds.
@@GowildlifeOrg hmm interesting. Well we all adore him and respect him for his efforts and love for raptors and birds in general.
Such beautiful birds thank you for caring for them.
Agreed, beautiful! Thanks for your interest!
Absolutely amazing these beautiful raptors are. I love them. Thank you for bringing them back to life. Their feet!! Wow! Magnificent!
Yep, their talons are something for sure!
OMG... that's great and you are very gifted loving careing person... GOD bless you
Thank you Mora!
He makes it look easy!
What a practiced hand, so loving and perfect for what that animal needs. Amazing to watch.
Thanks for your interest. Martin has been caring for critters over 50 years.
Amazing birds, glad you know how to care for them
Thanks John, hopefully all five released eagles are doing well out in the wild!
I loved this video as I do all your others. I see to cry , even with the happy endings. A cry of joy that they prevailed and were able to be set free as healthy goldens. God Bless you Martin.
That was a busy time!
I like this guys tenacity, hope, compassion, experience, and common sense. Love it! Thank you sir for posting. God bless you and all that you do.
To bad that the rest of our fellow humans don't have this man's compassion , wisdom, and respect for life. The world would be a much better place and maybe God would not be so disgusted with us.
Hi TruthBTold, thanks for your interest. All kinds of people help us help critters, plenty of good vibes out there :-)
But god loev evryboody 8(
Thanks to this man, these Golden Eagles are going to come through that much wiser, that much more stronger, and happier once they are ready to return back to the wild.
How can you snd your wife do all this with no help?? Y'all are awesome!
We've got all kinds of help and support!
Unless you've handled one it's hard to believe how incredibly powerful their talons are.
Hi Jeffrey, that's for sure! Martin makes it look far far easier than it is!
MAGIC❤️ you have a kind heart and a good soul🙏 it’s hard work but you are truly blessed 👍
How truly amazing! I cant get over how big they are! You sure have a golden heart to give so much of yourself to do all you do for these beautiful creatures!
Hi Joann, thanks for your interest and all your kind words! They definitely are a handful!
What a wonderful act of kindness!
My respects!
Cheers from Brazil.
Cheers right back at Brazil! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the amazing work you do and for the informative videos.
This is wonderful! I hope conditions improve and they're able to find food and fresh water. Juvenile eagles have it rough once they leave the nest for good.
Hi Michele, we hope so too!
Eagle man, I love you .. hope you too live a long and healthy life. 🦅
Thank you! All the best back to you!
The eagle knew he was feeding him immediately . So sweet how he handles the bird and get them strong enough to eat on their own in 3 to 4 days time .
Much better when the eagle feed himself!
Sir, you're doing a great job...thanks for your "engagement" and all the best for the future.
Thank you
I’m a bit late just found you
Thanks for the joy you bring to our sick evil world by helping the magnificent raptors it takes a lot thanks again
God bless you
We're glad you did! Thanks for watching!
Martin- "That's ok you can bite me.." Eagle- .."huh??" LOL hey I have a question..do the Parents of these juveniles search for them for very long?
Parents will feed them if they leave the nest and stay near. But around that time, they are also nearly ready to be on their own too. So it is a sort of gray area between nest and independence.
@@GowildlifeOrg I found a very young mourning dove being attacked by 3 crows on the sidewalk while I was driving by.. I immediately pulled over & scared off the crows but they stood by closely stalking the baby bird. Suddenly the baby bird ran out in the street from under a car frantically chirping and flapping it's wings but unable to take flight.. I scooped him up & took him home (a few blocks away) so the flock of crows wouldn't start back in on him. I put him in a cooler with a broiling pan over it for air vents. Then I did my research & found out that he belonged to the flock of doves on that block and that Mom would be searching desperately for him to feed him! But it was already dark and I was afraid to put him back at night in fear of cats on the prowl ..so I went back first thing in the morn. When I arrived I looked up & saw practically a whole flock of doves sitting on a power line along the street where I discovered baby bird.. whom I named "B.B" after BB King.. and one BIG BIRD sat closest to the spot where I picked him up. (Alpha Male?) All the birds were staring at me.. maybe they recognised my car? As I pulled out the cooler I noticed one dove sitting on a the fence right next to the car where BB ran out from under the day before.. when I scooped him up. I had a feeling it was his Mom! I picked BB up and set him free right next to his Mom so she could see & he flew from my hands to a rooftop where his Mom immediately flew up & started feeding him. Unfortunately the crows were also there & paying close attention. A couple crows circled around them but I scared them by waving & yelling at them. After a few more bites of food from Mom, BB flew to a tree right next to me & sat there. His Mom flew up to the power line with the others & the Alpha male.. (BB s Daddy?) But BB just stayed next to me in the tree as if to say "thank you" ..I scared off the rest of the crows & loaded up the cooler. BB flew up to his Mom & the whole flock started flying towards a nearby park. I always look for BB & wonder if he/she ever ended up with a baby bird of it's own.. I know it stood a good chance since I got him back to Mom soon enough that he didn't starve.. (since at that age, they have to be fed every 20 mins!)
Zanni Giese what a beautiful story! I love that you were able to save it! To answer your question about the big bird, unless they are sick or injured and have lost weight, I believe that in the bird world, the female is always the largest. So it probably WAS his parents, just in reverse. Lol 😃. I watch a lot of the eagle watch channels (which show all kinds of birds) and the daddies are definitely as doting and dedicated to their babies as Mommy is!
You guys have a first class tickets to heaven.
P K Thank you, you are kind to say so. Thank you for following our work on TH-cam.
Thank you Martin, Susan, and Southwest Wildlife Foundation. It takes a village of compassionate hearts and dedication. I see the joy in your face Martin as you gently care for these birds... you're truly an inspiration.
We appreciate your interest and kind words!
Thank you and your wife, so much for the blessing that you give and these videos. I like how you talk to the eagles and I am convinced that they understand you and appreciate your help. Like you said, it is their nature to be feisty. I am so glad that I found the videos! Many blessings to all concerned with every aspect of care, love and respect for all animals and humans, as well.
Hi Brenda, thanks so much for your kind feedback! We appreciate your interest. We've got more videos in the works, it is great to know they are welcome uploads :-)
Thank you so much for taking care of these injured eagles. I watched the whole video, with some loud interruptions from a blue and gold macaw I rescued. But except for hearing that it was exceptionally hot weather, what seems to be the reason that so many Golden Eagles were sick/injured?
Hi Geoffrey, thanks for your interest and care for critters! Martin thinks the hot weather played a role, younger birds don't know ways to cool down and the heat makes the wild more challenging for them.
Yes it all your comment are so nice, but its a costly act of kindness that he does for these beautiful creatures . Donations of$ 5.00 a dollar if you cant .
Thank you Stacy, we appreciate your support. Every little bit helps the critters.
You handle these birds like they are babies. Your voice is so calming. Thank you to you and your wife for all the work.
Thank you Elizabeth, Martin does all he can to soothe the animals during a stressful time.
Thank you Sir for all you do too save our Eagles 🦅🦅🦅
Hi Helen, thanks for your interest and kind words!
God bless you for what you do for these precious eagles! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Patricia! We hope they are doing well back in the wild.
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah Did so do I. Was eagle #6 released also?
Nope, Scout is part of the family.
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah thank you. I'm just glad Scout has a good home. I assume he's okay even if he couldn't be released. 🌝
I just watched the video again and see that I missed the part about Scout being an Ambassador. Sorry for the useless question.
All of your videos are inspiring & this one even more so! Thank you for your wonderful dedication to these wild animals to keep them wild!
What are nice people, God bless You for what You do helping these beautiful birds!
Thank you Elena!
Astonished by the size of his feet! Beautiful guy.
Great work that you are doing especially the education
Thank you Bernie!
What a Blessing too have people like you,your so special, been at it a long time, you treat them like there your kids,hope others follow in your foot steps, you have a kind wife also, thanks for sharing your videos, God Bless 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hi Helen, thanks for your interest and kind words!
Wow didn’t realize so many get hurt, keeps you busy what age did you get so interested in caring for Eagles,you have the patience’s of job, what a gift God gave you I know the Eagles thank you,I’d love to live where there Eagles,haven’t seen but one, it took my breath away, such beauty when you release one it just makes one feel great inside, love what you do, thank you🦅🦅🦅
Having so many recovering Golden Eagles was a rarity. We're glad they all made it back to the wild.
Poor things. Thanks for helping them :)
Hi George, thanks for your interest and kind feedback!
Sounds like a potential country song, "Picking Up Roadkille, Romancing down the Highway..." lol
Good man 👍
Thanks KK!
Thank You so much xxxxx
There is the next “Martin” you need to look for a kindred heart to carry on your work.
We are VERY focused on the future for sure!
Awww he is really struggling.
Thank you for all you do and for sharing this experience.
You are welcome Lady Miris, thank you for your interest!
Sir.martin . surely God will bless you for taking care of this wild birds which is very difficult job.
Even the music is beautiful. The lovely, classical piano playing.
God is good to have sent someone like you. I will sponsor your work, it's lovely to see direct action.
Martin definitely keeps busy! Thank you for your support!
That fighting spirit and your nursing him will restore him back to health
All those eagles survived ! Yayy
Thanks
By the way you are doing a great job by taking care of these magnificent birds❤
That was a busy time but so glad everyone pulled through!
Do eagles have taste buds. I have wondered if birds of prey have a sense of taste
Martin. That fourth eagle had a mohawk. Is this a new style for eagles?
*waves to Susan*
They've all got their personality!
@@GowildlifeOrg
I have no doubt!
@@GowildlifeOrg All these magnificent creatures really do have their own personality. A couple of years ago I would have said maybe, but after watching the Eagle nests I have witnessed this truth. Thank you Martin and Susan for doing your part in bringing their numbers back up so they would not be at risk for extinction. 🦅❤🦅
I know this is an old video. Seems like there's always someone got something to say about that so before you do.......I KNOW
Hopefully this eagle is still soring in the sky with his mate and they're having healthy babies every year. Well I should say all of them,but im still on the first Eagle. He was/is a fighter!! LOVE seeing that. He was like what is this thing that has ahold of me and about to eat me?? Wait, it's feeding me?? What's happening? Okay I want more....LOL you can see it all through him. I'm now at the second one. But I have no doubt the first one is stil making it 🤘☺️🦅
0:29 "OH you're going to bite me. Well that's a good sign! I like that... You can bite me all you want." XD
8:05 "Oh you're good! You want to bite me! I like that!"
19:00 "Hi. You going to bite me? That's ok; you can bite me."
22:37 "OK! Hi! Yes, you can bite me; that's wonderful, I would like that!"
23:07 BITE! " Oh sweetie."
As long as it's not ANOTHER 4 talon holes in the hand!
the world is a better place with people like them. our politicians should take notice and learn from us ordinary people. Were much better then them great job keep up good work.
Thanks for you interest!
Hi Martin, I'm your biggest fan here in the Philippines, watching all your TH-cam videos. Thanks for sharing. God bless you and your family.
How can I help...i'm so glad your helping..Thank you..xoxo
Hi Nadine, thanks for your interest! There's all kinds of ways to help, please visit our site for details or send us an email: info@gowildlife.org
Wonderful video, and a happy ending!
Hi Nancy, thanks for checking it out!
Question, your chest and arm that you are cradling him with are in easy reach. How come they don't ever try to bite you there?
Thanks for your interest. If the eagle is held securely he is less likely to fight. If he perceives an opening, he'll go for it. Martin discusses this more here: th-cam.com/video/KedmVLq_Qtc/w-d-xo.html
Ah ! They so thirsty (and hungry )! At this moment, their sharp beaks and nails were of no use - they needed 'THE SAVIOUR '! And God sent him!
Ha ha ... none of those eagles had formal dinner invitation ... eagle #4 brought a jack rabbit ... must have thought it was a pot luck dinner. ... still watching the video.
This man is amazing. Great Vid too. I have a 21 year old nephew that works for the wildlife sanctuary in Keenesburg CO. Very rewarding ...........he loves his animals too.
Our thanks to your nephew!
Thank you sir from Bahrain 🇧🇭
Hi Zuhair, thanks for your interest!