Falconry | Harris Hawk Belle Begins Training
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You can watch the first video about the arrival of our Harris Hawk Wildlife Ambassador, Belle, here: th-cam.com/video/PODc2oN1mMY/w-d-xo.html
There's just something extra special watching someone connect with a raptor. She's incredible 😌
Belle is all that!
Wow she is a strikingly gorgeous Hawk. Even her baby coloration at the moment is beautiful.
Hi Carrie, yes, she's pretty stunning!
Lovely to see Belle's first few days, and what an amazing location for her to train with her human friend.
We've got may more days saved up! Thanks for watching!
I always appreciate you Martin.... You're the gorgeous nature and falconiformes lover person... Congratulations...
Thank you! We appreciate your kind words!
She is amazing
Agreed!
She is just beautiful! Congrats!
Agreed!
So glad to see she's progressing exactly as you hoped. Very nice you're already getting the tail wiggle greeting from her. Look to watching her training from the beginning & see her develop her adult feathers!
Great video. I will be tuning in to watch miss Belle on her journey. I hope that you will continue to post as I am very interested!!! 💕💞💕💞💕💞💕💞💕
That's great to hear, thanks Beth!
Awesome photography Susan! Thank you for sharing Belle with us Martin, she's beautiful!
She's aces!
Beautiful. Looks like a Tennessee mountain poem would read.
This man is my hero. I feel honored to have him share his love to me. I am very happy he shares his hopes and fear with us. Thank you making tears of joy so liberating
We're glad you are enjoying our videos!
Belle is a beauty. She is coming along fast by the looks of it. Great work as always.👍
Hi Mike thanks for watching! We just got another comment from a UK Scottish Power customer on the Park to Save Critters video :-)
Excellent! Great to know. You guys a famous all over the world.👍❤
Martin once again the training video, has calmed my nerves cause I get feelings, similar to what you say these birds of pray feel.
Does require being in the moment for sure...
"we're very, very nice people" is an understatement!!! Beyond nice Susan and Martin. Poor Cody, awwwww, saying please play with me daddy. Awwwwwwwwww.
Thanks for watching!
What an incredibly beautiful bird!
Agreed!
great video, love the falcon at the beginning too
Thanks for watching. More on Piper the Prairie Falcon in the works!
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Belle. The perfect name for this beauty! I love the way she checks out the hood like "Ah OK, I see what it is, I get it!" :D LOL @ Cody bringing his toy cause he's thinking, "Right, it's my turn now..play with me, now..." :P
Fantastic and informative video. Thank-You! :D xxx
Thanks for watching! Cody is all about his toys!
This is so interesting and very educational . Beautiful patterns different side and the back of her! Just beautiful markings. I hope he will continually keep filming and share his training and knowledge. His wife is helpful and very unselfish in all the time it takes and filming these wonderful different birds. Thank you both. Really enjoy the sharing information. I bought your book. Hope to support you a little more later
Thank you for your interest!
Belle is GORGEOUS ❤
Agreed!
Very good and educational video about Falconery
Thank you Ryan, we appreciate your interest!
@@GowildlifeOrg I am very interested in Falconery. I have never had a pet bird, when I was a teenager I had a fish back in the late 80's and of course it was a red bellied Piranha and I got great joy out of putting 12 guppies into the tank and how they would all swim around until my Piranha ate one of them and then they all realized that they where on the menu and they would all swim in a panic! I'm in my 40's now and I plan on getting my own property out in the country and when I do and I have the resources I'll look into starting with the apprenticeship in Falconery
Wonderful working amazing working fantastic super
Wow, that's a lot of positive energy!
Such a beautiful hawk!!
We concur!
Love the tail wiggle, love it, I thought it was when they do a poop, lol
Belle is pretty expressive!
Hi again! Just amazing Martin. A very special passion and gift you have. A whisperer for sure! You take excellent vids Susan and love your standard poodle! I bred trained and showed toys and miniatures and adore them! I greatly admire you both for the team you make and what you do!! Thx again...
Thanks for watching and thanks for your nice feedback! Teamwork for sure!
@@GowildlifeOrg Absolutely! No thanks necessary. 3 in 3 days now and I'll see you whenever I can catch a vid. Will definitely help during my recovery. Looking forward to all that you share...
Just read up on Harris Hawks - they seem rather smart as I read they often hunt cooperatively. Have you thought about setting up a Patreon for your channel to help support the foundation?
We've got more about Belle coming up. We have many ways to help out here: www.gowildlife.org/get-involved/
I keep hearing that raptors don't like to be petted, but I see Falconers pet them so much.
Hi Mallek, thanks for your interest. It really depends on the circumstances and the particular bird. A wild raptor, no petting for sure. A falconry bird, as part of training, can be okay...but again it depends on the particular bird and the status of the relationship between bird and falconer.
I look dor any new videos so intriguing
Also great video and am from Scotland 👌
Wow, I just found your channel. You are so amazing and talented Sir..
Glad you found us!
What a beautiful hawk....how is her training going? This video is over one month old now. Please update us.
We've got a new video with Belle ready to post this Friday! Thanks for your interest!
Beautiful Bell. And Cody is not ugly LOL but I can see Cody knows your joking.💗
Don't worry, we regularly remind jealous Martin that Susan has enough love for he and Cody!
Belle is a beauty! What does she sound like? I'm always wondering what hawks & eagles sound like.. Their calls, cries, and such..😊
We're adding a new video about Belle this Friday, so you can hear from her directly!
And Cody had to come and say "hi," too. Belle can't get all the attention. 😃. (I think the word you were looking for instead of friendship might have been, report?). Now...off to do more manuscript editing... Thanks for such a wonderful video and the badly needed break from work. 😀👋💕
Hi Jay, thanks for watching, glad to offer you a little break!
@@GowildlifeOrg Try that again, without auto correct... rapport...oops! Hate this phone thinking it knows more than I...😬
It’s funny because when I was like 3 my grandparents were driving around looking for hawks and I couldn’t care less and I just thought wow a bird Big deal 7 years later I’m studying to be a falconer and can name all birds of prey by heart 🦅🦅🦅🦉🦉🦉
Things change!
Ha ha true
Loved the video.
What do you do with your birds when you go on vacation?
Hi Andy, thanks for your interest. Martin has not gone on a vacation since his honeymoon.
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah wow really?? 😮 That’s what I call dedication.
I’m thinking of getting a Harris hawk but I don’t think I can due to going on vacation every year 😢
Did you run 5 miles before you started the video? I love how it opens with heavy breathing, lol.
Martin is always running! And cycling!
nice vid I would never hood a harris hawk ..
Dang I would really like to get into falconry how did you go about it
Hi Aaron, you are welcome to watch all of Martin's falconry videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLefV3vhHIC2r77lA8zoyp6jrY9INiSPSy.html
Do the falcons like scratchies the way some owls do, or do they just tolerate it?
Each bird is different, they all have their own character.
i need more equipment for my harris famale..help my i m from Romania
I'm starting to like Hawks.
Good to hear!
Do you have any Goshawk ?
Not presently, but in the past. If you are interested, videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLefV3vhHIC2rftU8sDz5ocfSDr65bw_FI.html
Thanks a lot for about that video.............. :)
You sound really out of breath I hope you're feeling ok
Thanks for your concerns, he's all good. And always busy!