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- This owl is so happy to finally reunite with his missing mate after being rescued 💞
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First off, what a wonderful little mate. That is love right there. Secondly, awesome lady who noticed something was wrong, you are amazing. Finally, thank you rescuers for helping these parents. Everyone here is a true hero🥰
Magnificent job .
Yes it's really funny how animals love each other more than a human being loves another...🤣
I'm astounded that both the owl and then the rescuers were able to find them both in that specific chimney. Did they check every single one in the area? Such a heroic act to expend that much effort to free these magnificent creatures.
Excellent words!
I am in awe of the success of the combined rescue efforts and the beauty of the owls. Yet I have so many questions......
It's wonderful to see people take the time and effort to save wild animals, that will not become their pets or even interact with them in the future. They do it because it it the RIGHT thing to do!
Word up
Amen to that
I hope this video serves as a PSA to remind folks to place chimney coverings over these openings. I've heard tales of a variety of birds flying down them and escaping into the living quarters. And then there are the poor unfortunate victims that descend into the chimneys of burning fireplaces.
Love is the key
And because they love God's amazing creatures.
Beautiful ending to what could have been tragic. People should cover those chimneys with mesh so that other animals will not suffer the same fate.
It needs to be course mesh, though. My parents put 1/2” hardware cloth on their chimney to keep wood ducks from getting stuck and dying in there. One year, their wood was particularly low quality and plugged the screen with creosote, filling the house with smoke. They now use a sturdier, courser mesh.
Was just going to write the same--make sure the chimney can still do its job.
Pretty sure this is a nonfunctional chimney otherwise they would be getting the owls out of the bottom. It should be filled with concrete or removed entirely.
@@aniquinstark4347 it most likely vents a gas furnace and/or a gas water heater, not a fireplace.
It looked new to me, no visible smoke stains. Pretty sure the rescuers, and the original observer will be asking the owners to put some sort of something at the top to stop it happening.
“Babe! I’m here to rescue you! Oh dang now we’re both stuck.”
So glad someone was keeping an eye out for them.
😂♥️
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If the owls could talk, imagine the stories they'd tell their children.
They do talk...it's us who don't understand
I think they would tell them that they were conceived in a chimney.
“Your mother got stuck in a weird hole and I came to save her but we had to get help from some weird hairless aliens with long sticks that felt like a nest on the end”?
The Owls of Gahool!
"Oh man, there goes Dad with his story again about those kind humans and their magical levitating branch...."
I’m impressed by the intelligence of the owls to understand that they were being helped.
Not all that surprising actually, Owls are among the most intelligent of avian species (Ravens being the most intelligent.. Owls a very close second). They're even more intelligent than most mammal species and tend to have good awareness towards human behavior (relatively speaking of course, they are still wild animals and will instinctually flee from us, but I have observed owls show a great deal of calmness when being aided by humans compared to most other animals).
@@Hathur if you asked me a behavior question about dogs or horses I could probably give a fair amount of information. The rest of the animal world is hit or miss.
@@Hathur I stopped being surprised by animals but am regularly impressed and fascinated. If you asked me a behavior question about dogs or horses I could probably give a fair amount of information. The rest of the animal world is hit or miss.
@@Hathurwhat? where did you hear that? owls are not really intelligent at all. They're highly specialized for what they do but otherwise they're not considered smart
@@partariothegoth Depends on what metric you're using to measure against. Do they have the problem-solving abilities that Raven's have? No (Ravens can solve human-made complex puzzles and have shown an ability to do basic arithmetic). Owls can't do this, true. But Owls show excellent observational awareness (and I don't mean their ability to spot a mouse in a bush hundreds of feet away). Whereas most animals panic at human presence (including domesticated animals like cats and dogs that end up as strays, they will frequently panic when you try to aid them if injured or trapped etc, not able to understand they are being assisted) - Owls, in my experience, will initially panic like most animals do at human presence..
However,. they compose themselves quickly and assess the situation. When they realize the human is not harming them or attempting to harm them, they are quick to calm down. This makes rescuing / aiding owls much easier than rescuing stray dogs, cats or any other animal as owls pay close attention to their environment and make constant assessments. This is perhaps born of their keen ability to assess prey as they are one of the deadliest avian predators in existence, but regardless it manifests as a form of intelligence in their ability to analyze and understand real threats from mere perceived threats. More importantly, it displays an ablity to override instinct with some measure of logic.. and the ability to override instinct is one the most fundamental markers of intelligence. Language, math, etc, are not the only measures of intellect. Humans, generally, are superior not for our ability to do math, science or create language - but for our ability to override base instincts and utilize logic to better ensure our survival (well... some of us anyway.. a lot of humans still follow primitive instincts too often)
that Owl is more loyal than most human men. the owl was like "where ever my pregnant wife goes, i go." nevermind how adorable them passing her craving food back and forth was at the end. that was such a great example of how pure love really is.
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It's amazing that they hopped on that lift.
Well trained
That's what I was thinking! Very smart owls!
they looked like thinking, damn these human lift are so slow, next time I took a real elevator :D
Good on her for being so intuitive to know that something was wrong.
I was amazed by that too - she is a true nature lover to notice when something could be wrong. I'm so glad she got help and got them out of there.
Awww he is a very smart owl,I’m so glad he found his mate,I’m also so happy you rescued him,they are both absolutely beautiful🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯
owl is a symbol of wisdom
@@quiettornado1970 , The owl can also symbolize death. v
I was thinking how horrible it would've been for them had someone not noticed. at least they would've been together. I'm so happy they were rescued. 🦉❤️🦉
I hope they left a note at the house to screen the chimneys.
@@virginiatyree6705 considering their behavior of knocking on eagle head at night. Yeah, no wonder... don’t play with fire. 🤣
So glad you guys found them and they are free and together again ❤️
People shouldn’t interfere with nature
@@runpigrun it is not interfering with the nature it is saving two magnificient owls
@@runpigrun They interfered with nature when they built the chimney without putting a cap on it. Now it can be fixed.
To the woman "observing the owls" you are so awesome and a Shero! Thank God for people who do more than watch when needed.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This is Peaky (male) and Bella (female) in Arizona!! The owl that got stuck in the chimney was actually Bella's offspring from the previous season. She went in to save her offspring which shows how loving and loyal owls are with their families.
Really? Alabama? There's no cati in Alabama. v P.S.: Oops! my bad. Went back & saw you wrote Arizona. P.P.S.: Thanks for the update!
Hey again Kay, Since your familar with owls, a commentor suggested owl-proofing chimneys. Maybe, you can pass the suggestion to the chimney sweeps in the area, maybe. v
Unfortunately, life is hard on baby owls. That little owl may have had a couple of siblings. And he/she is the only survivor. There are three eggs in the nest. Again, probably only one will reach adulthood.
Do you have a link for them? I looked but can't find one..
@@virginiatyree6705 i mean how is that even a chimney, most houses have a "hat" or something that help air circulation. It makes it safe both for us and birds.
Bravo on that wonderful rescue. Reminder to everyone that chimneys and any opening on a roof should have a screen - they're dirt cheap and save many lives and avoids damage to your pipes.
These videos does give hope that the world is still filled with beautiful heart and kind people.
Agreed! Gives me hope too. Now, theres so many difficult situations occurring. v
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@@dementus420 , Agreed! I'm so over commenting on some sites that have trolls, bots, & generally upset humans. Stay safe. v
AMEN
I love owls so much. They're probably my favorite bird. Those and wrens. That's amazing how they both ended up in the chimney. I guess the male could hear her down in there and tried to get in there to her to maybe get her out and then he got stuck too. I had a great horned owl chick for a while when I was a kid that had gotten lost from his parents somehow. My uncle found it and brought it to us to try and raise because we were like amateur wildlife rehabilitators back then just out of necessity. We lived in the woods, so lots of animals in need found they're way to us. The owl chick was so dang cool. I loved him. He had such an awesome little personality. He'd hop around in the house and turn his head all around like owls do, looking at us one way then another. Lhe would use his claws and beak together to climb on our furniture and stuff. You could put a glove on and get him to sit on your arm. He'd just sit there and look at you with those awesome eyes they have like they're staring into your soul. I feel sad for kids who grow up with parents who are terrified of most of the creatures of the world and don't get to experience anything like the things I did and they grow up and teach they're own children to be terrified of everything. For whatever reason, hootie, our great horned owl chick, just stopped taking food from us after about 2 weeks. No matter what we did or how hard we tried he just refused it. We knew then it was time to call an actual professional rehabilitator. He came and took him and raised him until he was old enough to release. He sent us pictures of him flying away after he let him go.(this was before the time everyone had a phone video camera) I'm really glad I got the chance to be around Hootie for as long as I did.
Well done for rescuing those poor frightened birds. He was a noble owl to go and find his mate. They might both have died together :(
But, who builds a chimney and doesn't put a cowl on it. Yes, I know it sounds made up but cowls and owls are two very different things.
What a beautiful ending 💞 Looked like they were kissing at the end. Telling each other how happy they were to both be rescued and back to their eggs. Just beautiful!!! 🦉♥️🦉
I'm glad you could romanticize them sharing a rat for dinner as kissing.
@@Fatamorgana420 why be rude?
@@SwissMissss If that's what you consider rude, you really don't belong on the internet.
They weren’t “kissing”. First of all animals don’t “kiss”. They were sharing prey that’s all.
I came across two owls on the roadside at night I stopped one was injured the other was waiting with it ,it stayed even when I approached and picked up the injured one I was five minutes from home ,searched internet for owl rescue whilst doing this I swear I could hear the other owl outside calling it’s mate, the injured bird didn’t make it but the sanctuary made it comfy gave it pain relief.I will never forget how devoted they were to each other .
Amazing he found her. Great job rescuing them.
What amazes me is that the owls understood they where being helped, colaborated, behave camly and didn't atack their helpers. This shows how smart wild animals can be, way different from some "humans" that behave like stupid beasts (as someone that drinks alcohol before driving a car or a truck).
We still have a lot to learn from Nature.
Greetings from Brasil
It was adorable to see the couple kissing each other in the nest...so tender....thank you for rescuing both.
Kissing?! They were passing a dead mouse back and forth! Still, it's romantic... :)
@@patriciainportland5567 a nice romantic dinner...*sigh* 😊 lol
@@patriciainportland5567 yuk why u had to say that. I thought they were kisso g and happy to be alive and back in their baby nest.
that’s one of the cleanest chimneys. glad the owls found each other.
unused, thankfully (likely a newly built builiding or undergoing construction still). Otherwise those birds would have thick layers of soot on their feathers which would screw up their flight.
It’s Arizona… in the middle of the desert. Probably not used often.
@@D-Z321 It's the southern half of Arizona because it snows in the northern half.
Wow. What a tale. That's some Owl.
That's some wow of an owl.
Whenever you save an animal like this, make sure they aren't exhausted and will actually survive if they fly off.... Sometimes they can be in shock and even be severely dehydrated so keep a sharp eye on that.
It always touches me to see the extent that some of us humans go to save animals. I wish it were all of us 💗.
O gees, he went and got stuck with her. Love. This story is so very sweet beyond words.
when owls make better partners than humans!!
Facts. Better parents too!
One of the few species that generally keep mates for life, they do not change mates each mating season unless their mate dies, which is a strong indication they develop lasting emotional attachment to one another and is not just an evolutionary instinct process like it is for many species.
@@Hathur You made me remember how bad of a parent zebras are...
@@galaxyvulture6649 yes, the oreo donkeys from hell
Such a beautiful story, thank you rescuers for helping these owls reunite 🦉❤️🦉❤️🐼
Hope the people is going to make those chimneys owl safe now
Great point! v
Yeah! Definitely needs some chicken wire or other screen.
Amazing how quickly they cottoned on to what was going on and let it happen. Well done to the rescuers, a fantastic job!
The suspense was overwhelming. I can only imagine how they must have felt. 🙏❤🙏
I 💘 TO SEE ANIMALS RESCUED AND PEOPLE THAT 💘 ANIMALS.....
Just too...... Wonderful ! 👍
All due to a lady who loves birds.🧝
To all bird lovers the world over.🌎 Happiness 🌍
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This is very very cute and a rare thing to see!
wow.. great job ppl saving owls.. that boy owl really loves his girl.. so glad they found each other, and ❤ and got rescued together.. so nice 🤗
What beautiful 🤩 mates! 🦉🦉The male going to look for his lady! Now that is Love! ❤️💋💗💕😘
Truly determined to save them. I know the Owls appreciated it.
ANOTHER GREAT SCENE FROM "MARY POPPINS"🥰
What a wonderful thing these people did.
This is so adorable it's so cute to see the owl searching for his love🥺🤗
This is Absolutely Beautiful! I 💕 Love to See People Helping Wildlife!😄❤️🦉🦉🦉
Beautiful owls! Grateful to these awesome humans for rescuing them.🙏💖
Thank you so much for letting us be part of this beautiful rescue and reunion - so heartwarming 💖🥰
That was great! Mr. and Mrs. Owl sure make a beautiful couple. So glad some people were able to rescue them. This just made my day...thank you for sharing!
Amazing rescue
Thank you. ❤❤❤
Owls are so beautiful and majestic!!! Thank you to all who helped them continue their precious life together ☺️❤️
What a wonderful story . I'm so glad they are doing well. Beautiful animals.
Great job guy's 👍. i congratulate you .
Ditto on the "fantastic." Very moving. Delicacy, and delicacy of care and attention - matter. Bravo.
SWEET! GREAT RESCUE 💞
🦉🦉
Awesome video!
Thank God for people with kind hearts, and who take their time to save the critters of the wild.
it makes me wonder when animals are trapped in certain situations and are rescued..do they recognize the past dangers and avoid them again?..i surely hope so.
That would have been so so sad for him to lose his mate :(
So am I understanding this correctly: the male owl went out to find his missing mate and flew down to her down the chimney? 😢 My heart is in pieces, what an incredible bond 💔
Agreed!!! Humans could learn a thing or 2 from our feathered friends. v
And the female owl went in to rescue their offspring from the previous year. The whole family is strong in love. They are from Arizona as mentioned by the contributor Kay.
Absoowlutley heartwarming! :)
Looks like Arizona, I'm glad they were saved.
Such beautiful birds 🤗
What a brilliant effort by everyone involved - great work!
Amazing! I love this story so much. Wild birds that mate for life are incredible. I love watching wildlife cameras focused on nests. 🦤🦢🦩🦅🦉🐧🐣
We are soo fortune to see like this way people also , Thanks for helping them
WOW .. God bless these people 🙏🙏🙏❤
Great work guys! Very satisfying to see these two owls saved by caring people. Frankly, I think more of animals than some people I know.
Those big expressive eyes🙂owl holds special place in my ❤ it is my spirit animal and I think they are gorgeous birds..bless ppl who pulled them out from chimney🍂🍁💕🦉💜💙💚
Wow
5 th
You know, if that's a chimney big enough that owls are falling into it, I can only imagine other animals have or will fall into it, they need to grate it off.
Thank God they were rescued by these wonderful people.....thank God, they're safe and nesting their babies at their nest.
Awww so cute
Free like a Bird, a old Human Dream
Thank you. You're all heroes 💕💕💕
Oh one couple helping another. Stupendous rescue. Great awareness. Your Owl ecosystem thanks you.
Wow so much loyalty to its mate. 🥰
Amazing.. Thank you for saving them. Their eyes as they were coming up. Beautiful xx
This is so heartwarming
poor little one.. i'm so glad people are here to help. ❤❤
That was heartwarming, if only people treated others who are different as nice as those people treated the owl!
Fantastic story! Thank you so much! What kind and resourceful people are that wonderful husband and wife! ❤️👏😢🔥🎉🥰❤️
this is so cute
The Owls 🦉 seem to have more loyalty to mate and family than most people.
It’s like they know they’re being rescued climb right on it. Beautiful job!!
aww so cute!
Beautiful birds.🦉🦉
That was the most perfect video I've seen, the owl searching for his mate, finding her, staying with her, the human noticing and calling fir help, the rescue, the reunited pair perfect 🤌 amazing
I’m happy there are still a few good people out there
This is true love ❤️
Great job ... God bless you
I love how they kissed each other! And of course thank you with all my heart to everyone who saved them! St. Francis is watching over you!
The male owl was missing his wife so he found her and brought her home with the help of two human friends, job well done.
Thank you Lord, for sending such loving caring people to rescue your children in distress. Bless them and keep them safe, both humans and birds. You truly are Love.
Well, this was excellent news!!! Thanks for posting. v P.S.: That 1 downvote is a bot or a very sad human.
I am happy both couple owl were discovered & safed. Awesome Rescuvers.
Aww... poor mr and mrs hoot. Good thing someone noticed and they were both rescued!
YAY!! good job humans! mahalo nui
Aww
Thank you to all involved in saving these wonderful creatures.
Thank god there is goodness,compassion and love in this world❤❤❤
Nice job
These videos give me a liner of hope in man.
Agreed! These videos give me hope too. That's why I watch them; to lift my spirits. Stay safe. v
Bless you humans for saving them!😁👍
Bless all that helped those beautiful creatures!