Cooper's Hawk in the Coop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- An unexpected early morning Wildlife Release...
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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.”
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“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.”
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An unexpected early morning Wildlife Release...
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🔺 Our Mission 🔺
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.
_Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release_
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.
_Informing, Educating and Inspiring_
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.
Through a heartwarming collection of true stories he describes his challenging transformation from a shy dyslexic teenager, to the founder and CEO of the Southwest Wildlife Foundation.
Love watching an experienced bird handler with these raptors especially. Relaxed and calm composure that only comes from years of experience.
Years, hm? Decades. In fact, half a century. Boggles your mind if you think about that there may be people watching this, who's parents were not alive when Mr. Tyner started this work.
She's in your coop because word is going around the hawk community that you have pigeons in there !
They're talking about it all over hawk Facebook.
She’s truly gorgeous
Agreed!
XD what a nice release, no sad story behind, no injury, just a simple release. 👍👍👍👍 I like this very much.
Quick and happy!
@@GowildlifeOrg : And probably with a full crop of pigeon but thats life. 😑😑😑
I'm so proud to be here before 100k subscribers! I'm absolutely blessed to be one of the last few who will be witnessing this huge milestone!
I'm really lucky to be subscribed when the sub count is at 99.9k subs! This channel is growing at 150 subs a day so the very next day would've been the milestone... So lucky!
It's been a long haul...
The orange eyes are stunning🔥❤️ i really like youre videos and i hope ill go as far as you in saving animals❤️❤️❤️
They are stunning!
Beautiful! I do constant battle to keep the hawks away from my feeders. When they come I just pull the feeders til they go away. But I get some great pictures cause they will come right in my yard. It’s a love hate relationship 🙄
They aren't very fun for songbirds
That's awesome! Nice surprise...push the easy button on that one, LOL
Stay awesome you two!!!
Thanks James!
Beautiful Cooper Hawk,good girl !
It never gets old to watch freedom rein.
Thankx Susan& Martin 💯🙌💜
Releases are the best part!
That release was awesome🔥
What a great day for a mini release & Martin didn't have to drive this time, yay! Fly free Cooper's hawk🦅❤😊
Yep, definitely a quick one
Love this hawk she is so pretty. I wish I was there do I can hug her. Thank you for everything that u do God bless 🙏💕🙌🙌
She is a pretty one!
Wow... her eyes. Beautiful orange. If y'all ever rescue one that has red eyes, be sure to show us. Thanks for sharing. Be safe. Much love from California 😎
I just passed my test and am soon to build mews. I just wanted to say, the way your raptors look and act toward you is my inspiration. The hope that I can eventually work hard enough to earn that from a bird of prey, it's my dream.
What a way to start a day :) (Also Cody, in background - bless!)
you guys are awesome thats easy to see
Thanks for watching!
I love the way the hawk started at him
Always good videos Martin..I love them..here where I live in a Pittsburgh suburb for years we have had a pair of doves that made a nest above a light fixture on my front door...usually we hear them each morning cooing..so relaxing..but this year's dove in two days disappeared..till at the end of my driveway all there was were grey feathers everywhere..I have seen many times in my back yard on my fence one now and then eyeing up a rabbit from time to time..no doubt a Coopers Hawk might have had breakfast. Now we have no more cute sounds in the morning..just silence except from blue jays etc..keep up the great work you do for all of us by helping and saving these beautiful birds of prey..Bob
Sorry for your loss, I hope another pair of doves will find your spot in the spring. I love the coo of the wood dove.
It's not easy in the wild...
Thank you for being such an amazing person.
Thank you Patricia, we appreciate your kind words!
Beautiful bird beautiful man.
What a gorgeous bird!!!!
Thank you!
She's gorgeous. Love hawks.
God Bless you and your family and those may work with you. It takes special people to do the work you have done all these years for wild life
Thank you. Take care, stay safe.
Thank you Deidre, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
Oh man, thank you again for sharing your incredible life with us.
I wish you had more videos. God bless you and Susan.
Thanks Susan, we've got plenty more coming...
Thanks Martin for all you do! I did notice all the sores on your hands. 😔
Just dirty from preparing food for the critters
Beautiful girl!! L💖ve those orange eyes 👀!!😍😘😘
Agreed!
She is beautiful truly, as long as they stay away 1 mile away from my chickens.
They aren't popular everywhere...
That pretty little lady probably can't understand why you won't let her have the pigeons.
😂❤ he's not a Falconer 😅
You are so nice to feed so many migrating birds. Even providing pigeons for migrating hawks.
;-)
A whole lot of people help us help critters!
Very nice looking bird, thank you for the video
This guy rules! Just saw one today out my grandmother's window! Wanted to show folks a good utube. This is it
Thanks for your interest
its amazing how they just jet out into the air like that.😮
Gorgeous bird 💚
Agreed!
Beautiful hawk ... ♥️ those eyes.
Quite a sight!
Thank you. Pretty hawk i love your videos
Glad you enjoyed
I get those in my backyard. Unfortunately and fortunately they grab my mourning doves. I feel bad that I’m feeding the doves and giving the hawk an easy catch but that’s nature. I won’t stop feeding the birdies.
Martin, did the hawk catch one of the pigeons??
Oh my she is beautiful 😍
Agreed!
She beautiful Martin, I’m in Cali and have had a few lurking in my backyard. What happened to your hands their all scratched up? You, Suzanne and the gang keep up the great work 👍🏻🦅❤️
Thanks for your interest. Hands just dirty from preparing breakfast for the critters.
very nice video, thank you.
I saw one on the street lamp pole this morning. There are a lot of doves in my neighborhood.
Spotted!
Lol. Aww she just wanted to meet you
LOL right back to the coop.
Beautiful & irritated! I live in Kansas City, Missouri off a very busy street BUT I live in an apartment building that has a lot of pigeons on the tops of the buildings. There are also numerous big, older trees that make excellent perches for Cooper's Hawks here that, also, enjoy dining on the pigeons. Or, maybe, they are Sharp-shinned Hawks?
She's beautiful, I bet she did a U turn when you weren't looking : )
Awesome video
Thanks for your interest
Beautiful! I live in Redding California, I’ve seen some hawks lately flying around our property, we have a mating couple of bald eagles that have atleast 1 baby a yr the last few yrs 3 usually 😊 (down by the Sacramento River by our house) we have a bunch of falcons lately and huge I mean HUGE vultures. I’m not sure what type they are black with yellow beaks and some have red necks but others don’t. We had one land on our big oak the bird was bigger than our golden retriever with a beak the size of my chihuahua atleast (we don’t let our little dogs out alone ever) we didn’t used to get all these birds of prey until about 5 yrs ago (around the house). I think it’s because of all the wild fires we’ve been getting.
I’m so happy to know you save these beautiful birds!
Always a treat to see them in the wild!
She is beautiful!😊😊👍👍
They all migrate? Im in Ontario and wrote to you about the coopers that became a monster in my backyard all winter. I do feed all kinds of birds, so the coopers thought my backyard was a buffet. Every day my yard looked like a crime scene. I was cleaning up bits of bird and blood everywhere. Why did the one here not migrate? She is still around but do not see her as often. I know when she is around as the outside becomes dead silent.
Great vid. Great job.
I am grateful that there are people who sacrifice themselves and help animals so much. Thank you.
The comment is for the channel, not just this video.
Thank you for your interest, a whole lot of people help us help critters!
@@GowildlifeOrg I'm glad to hear that, greetings from Hamburg, Germany.
LOL like a boomerang right back to the known food source!
Do you guys do pigeon rescue/rehab as well? Is that why you have a coop?
We raise pigeons to help feed the sick, injured and orphaned critters we care for.
@@GowildlifeOrg ha! The circle of life. I had a sick rescue pigeon in my bathroom when I saw this video and thought, "Oh! Martin and Susan rescue pigeons, too. Fantastic!" LOL But I get it. Believe it or not, there are people saving pigeons. The other residents of my city would probably not be too excited to hear that. We're a quiet network!
@@camez2345 Oh, you're far from the only one. (They are amazing, pigeons.)
@@camez2345 I am team pigeon/mourning dove 🕊!!! Thank you for taking care of them.
Beautiful!!
Thank you.
Beautiful is an understatement, indeed. Such a pretty girl. Her tail is spectacular. I did notice, however, that Martin's hands look like he has had a confrontation of some sort with a critter. Be careful, Martin.
It was from preparing critter breakfasts
@@GowildlifeOrg Ouch! Martin truly needs all of this fingers. He is such an awesome, amazing, incredible man.
What a gorgeous animal
Agreed!
What a pretty hawk. Those eyes are stunning.
Agreed!
I love watching you and you’re beautiful wife. I also love the work you do you’re both awesome wonderful. These birds are majestic and sacred. I’m so happy to watch you bring these birds back to the wild where they belong. 🦉🕊🦅🦅🦉🦅🦅🦅🕊🕊🐁🐁❤️❤️💜💙💚🦅🕊🐁🦉🦉🦉
Great to hear, thank you for your interest!
I saw one of these with a fresh Robin in its Talons last Spring.
Unfortunately it flew off with its prey because of the Robbins allies pestering it and I didn't see it long.
One also dive bombed our bird feeder once but came up empty handed.
These are beutiful birds!
It's not easy in the wild
@@GowildlifeOrg Glad you got this on camera. Did she ever catch a pigeon while she was hanging around?
Most folks miss the actual catch. That would be something to see.
I didn't know hawks would take down other birds until one day I saw a dove fly off a chain link fence 40 ft away from me,
just in time to get taken down by a red tail hawk.
It flew another 20 feet away with it, landed and started plucking out feathers. I'd never seen anything like it at the time.
She looks pissed xD
They are fierce!
Hahaha! Right back to the pigeon coop!
Hawks gotta be hawks...
Good luck little Hawk but please stay away from the pigeon coop 😋😊
Hawks gotta be hawks
Very nice
Hi Guys ,,
Just another day ,,
Any other pigeon owner would be screaming blue murder ....
Martins like .. oh you beautiful girl ,look at those orange eyes n banded tail .... off you go girl
Much Respect
from
Down Under
Hawks gotta be hawks...
Spotted one hunting in a plaza parking lot today. It passed right in front of my windshield for a moment before perching on a light post... but I still couldn't tell if it was a cooper's or sharp-shinned!
A treat to see in the wild!
This is because of your rating on yelp from former rescues! 😉
😂
I came for the Cooper's and stayed for the Spoo
merci pour tout ce que vous faites, very great 🤩✌️
Thank you for your interest. A whole lot of people help us help critters!
She is a beautiful hawk. This last February I had a group of Harris's hawks kill one if my chickens. The female which had also attacked a cat was so large that I thought it was an eagle. Then I realized after several hours of them feeding on this chicken between my interruptions that there was actually a pack of Harris's hawks. From what I read these are the only raptors in the world that hunt in packs. There was the large female and 2 to 3 smaller hawks that looked nothing like her. It was all very interesting and eventually they went on their way. I believe the large female is the real killer. The cat had deep talon cuts across his hips and barely made off with his life. The chicken wasn't so lucky. They will probably return this winter and now I have 32 laying hens to watch out for. They are beautiful birds.
Hawks gotta be hawks...
I saw a family of Harris hawks in a clump of trees near a ballpark. They were carrying off a cat. I think my dogs and I startled them. Theyre beautiful, just kinda sickening because I have cats myself. Mine are strictly indoor cats!!
Let predator birds be predator birds
Wow what a beautiful bird
Cody at 1:30
Caged up Cody!
nice
Congratz on hitting 100k subs 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎉🎊
Woohoo!
i love how the dog is just waiting in the backround
Cody keeps his distance...
@@GowildlifeOrg :)
@@GowildlifeOrg very cute btw!
The coop in my yard favors the mourning doves for meals. Rarely does she catch anything else, I guess the doves are slow and I see that when the jays call a warning, the mourning dove pays no mind!
It's not easy in the wild
@@GowildlifeOrg no, it sure isn't! There is no rest from predators, or even for the predators. Always someone is hungry.
When I read the title of this video, I immediately thought of videos I have seen where a Cooper's hawk has gotten into a chicken coop and had a meal. Of course, they can't carry off a big chicken, but they can kill it and eat the neck/head. I don't think this happens often, but I guess if the hawk is hungry enough?
Depends on the hawk
You holding her captive probably convinced her to move on.
she said 0△0
Hers tails long!
lol she got in over her head
The bird looks like it's trapped in an existential nightmare.
In Europe they call them a sparrow hawk. Are sparrow hawk is the American kestrel
3:00 - aaaand right back to the pigeon's coop, as Mrs. Tyner correctly stated. And that from a cooper's hawk of all birds! Which makes we wonder, would it have helped to show that bird the larger predators first who also live there? You know, the ones big enough to eat Cooper's Hawks? 😉
Hawks gotta be hawks...
"she's beautiful"
She: :V
Beauty male or female!
I hate to ask, but I got to… Did she get any of the pigeons? I’ll tell you besides a hummingbird I’ve never seen a bird fly more acrobatically than one of those
👍👍😊😊
Hi again Martin I always wanted to ask you have you ever trained a wild bird from what I've read it's pretty hard what say you
Yes, Martin is a master falconer
@@GowildlifeOrg oh you're so right Martin is a master falconer but I just wondered if he had ever trapped an adult bird and then trained it for falconry
Scout was captured as an adult. Get Martin's book and read about it.
@@michellegrovak thanks Grandma I appreciate it
Did he make all those cuts on your hands?
50+ years of working with critters leaves a mark or two
I just had a hawk, I thought this kind on my porch. But it was WAYYY bigger! Now im confused.
Lots of different kind of hawks
@@GowildlifeOrg yes, i saw the hawk again today, he or she has a white stripe on both wings near the end of them when it's flying is that common with hawks?
How is hunting season going for Belle and Scout? How is everyone doing - how are new feathers on the white belly bald eagle?
Going fine
Do Cooper’s hawks kill chickens? I’ve got some chickens, haven’t lost any but there’s a Cooper’s hawk that’s hanging around, idk if I need to put up bird netting over the yard, thanks.
Beautiful. Sad that survival depends on eating other beautiful creatures. The down side of this life.
It's not easy in the wild
@@GowildlifeOrg or civilization for that matter.
@@GowildlifeOrg a pair of Cooper hawks have decided to nest in my yard this year. It’s a quandary because I’m glad to see them and for them to exist and reproduce. On the other hand they have chased off or possibly eaten many of the song birds I also enjoy and who are endangered. I am happy to keep my chickens in their coop and run for a time, but not permanently.
The red shoulders would get my quail from time to time we think it was a mating pair theyd pull the birds through the wire and cut off the birds head id chunk the body up on the roof and added hardware clothe later that season we also caught one coopers.
It's not easy in the wild...
Did you feed her before releasing?
She fed herself
I saw one in my backyard! It sounds like a monkey lol
Always a treat to see in the wild!
How did the Cooper’s Hawk get its name is it because it likes to invade people’s “Coops”
Pllease i want a hawk soo bad please csn i get permission to get one can i get any infotmation?
You have to be a licensed wildlife official. These are not pets !!
Falconry is a big commitment
Did she go back to your pigeon coup ?
Flew towards it, time will tell...
how the hell did you catch this thing
Why hunt?......when you can break into someones pigeon coop and have a feast.
Yep, easy meal