Young Golden Eagle Separated from Parents

[@GowildlifeOrg]

*** FAQ After description *** On July 14th, 2019, Martin received a call about a Golden Eagle. He was led to the area by some people riding motorcycles then took off on foot in search of the eagle. With his net in hand, Martin surveyed the area and in just a few moments, caught sight of the Golden Eagle. He ran a bit to catch up and angle in, before the last dash in high gear to capture the bird. On first inspection, Martin saw the eagle was very skinny and very young. He determined the eagle was a very young one, probably not long out the nest, that somehow got separated from his parents. Martin brought the eagle back to the rescue center and immediately gave him a good meal and plenty of fluids loaded with nutrients. Once fed, the eagle was put into our largest chamber and left alone to begin to his recovery. This eagle stayed nearly 6 weeks, gaining weight and growing stronger. On August 23rd he was released back to the wild where he belongs. Frequently Asked Questions: * How did Martin know the parents weren't around? Martin tracks all the nests in the area and knows mating and breeding time periods. From his knowledge of the area and nest as well as examination of the young eagle, Martin knew the eagle had gotten separated from the parents. * How old was the eagle? Two and half to three months old, just out of the nest, probably 3 or 4 weeks. * Why did the eagle have to be taken back to the rescue center? He was really, really skinny and needed care to regain health and proper weight. Even another day alone, he would have died. Life in the wild is not easy and eagles need to be in top physical shape to survive. * Why didn't the eagle bite Martin? The eagle very easily could have bitten Martin, even as weak as he was. Martin has been working with critters over 50 years and knows how to handle them. Nonetheless, he always takes much care and caution for the benefit of both the eagle and himself! * Why is the eagle so calm and tame? This eagle was very thin, starved and weak. Generally, any time a wild animal acts tame, they are very sick. * Does the eagle know Martin is helping him? The eagle has an instinctual fear of humans. Captivity is very stressful for them. All they want is to get away from him and back into the wild. * How does Martin know if the eagle is male or female? He can't know for absolute certain without a blood test, and sometimes, especially when they are so thin, it is hard to know. Mostly, females are larger than males. After 50 years of working with critters, Martin has a pretty good eye for noticing size differences. However, there is still some gray area between a smaller female and larger male. It does not effect their treatment though, so Martin does not subject them to a blood test which would cause added stress. * What was the eagle fed? The eagle was fed differently throughout his stay. On arrival, the key was to get fluid and nutrients into him as soon as possible. Martin uses a special mix as well as some small mice. Martin usually only has to force feed them a few days until they have the strength to feed themselves. It is sometimes difficult to get them to eat while in captivity. As the eagle recovers, the food changes. They get a natural diet of mice, quail and jackrabbits. They are given the whole animal, not just meat, as they need all the parts of the animals. * Do eagles need water? Eagles get most of the water they need from the food they consume. They can also find water in wild at lakes, streams, puddles and such. Fresh water is always available for them at our rescue center. * Did you name the eagle? We do not name rehab animals. They are wild and need to stay that way. Once they are able to feed themselves, they are left alone as much as possible. Martin tosses in food and only enters when he has to examine them, move them, or clean the area. * Was the eagle taught how to hunt? This eagle was given some live animals in order to learn how to kill and how to feed himself. Hunting is partly instinctual and partly learned. All eagles have to get it figured out through experience as they only spend a very short amount of time with their parents once they leave the nest. * Why wasn't the eagle released where he was found? Martin released the eagle in safe central area. This location allows the eagle time to orient himself. Since they fly, distance isn't a big issue. They are released well fed with a full crop that will give them a few weeks to find their next meal. * What will the eagle do without his parents around? This eagle would not have been around his parents much longer. Once they reach a certain age, the parents leave them on their own. * Will the eagle ever find his parents? If the eagle did, the parents would drive him out of their territory. Shortly after they leave, the young eagles are on their own, this is why 80% don't survive the first year. * How will the eagle survive on his own? All birds of prey face a very tough learning curve, 80% don't make it past their first year. They are not with their parents very long after they leave the nest. They rely primarily on their instincts and learning things from experience. * Will you track the eagle? We are not permitted to tag rehab animals. There are special circumstances to tag animals, but to track every animal we see would get quite costly and labor intensive. * Has the eagle come back? If he comes back, something has been done wrong, the eagle should not be bonded to Martin for food. * What do you do if you see an injured eagle? It is best not to approach the eagle. Take note of the surroundings and location and call police dispatch, not 911, or local fish and game. 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[@Alphaphotographer]

Martin and Susan, you are the best and purest hearts for these beautiful creatures.

[@mkirkman89]

Always a joy watching these majestic birds take flight after their recovery.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

@@Alphaphotographer Thank you for your kind words of support

[@GowildlifeOrg]

@@mkirkman89 Agreed! Best part!

[@TruongLuongVlog]

Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah hello

[@Lilliz91]

I can just imagine the eagle telling his friends, this dude kidnapped me and force fed me all kinds of good food.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Does make one wonder...

[@mfcannoncannon4597]

Lilliz91 lmao. So true. You never know. Now they all want to get kidnapped . Lol

[@Lowlandlord]

Reminds me of a comic, Otherside or something, of a fish getting caught and thrown back, telling his friends about his encounter with God. The weird perspective they must have of whats going on when we humans do stuff with animals.

[@relaxationAges]

Right? Lol.

[@WastedGTAZ]

Lilliz91 lets go find their base

[@insomniacmuffin4787]

How the heck did this ended up in my recommended? Why am I crying?

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for your interest

[@hushnightbatday]

I am not sure either but I am glad it did! and the tears are wishes of kindness for the world!

[@johnemslie8754]

I shed a tear on the previous clip I watched where an extremely weak eagle died the next morning. At least this one had a happy ending. Tears of joy!

[@bodybalancer]

John Emslie omg me too😭💔 he’s done this for 50 years?! And he said some burn out after just a few , thats tough man. So good to see when they make it though

[@amandarios448]

@@GowildlifeOrg you guys are sooo great One of your videos made me cry at 9 in the morning lol. Weird start but awesome work guys I live the channel

[@juliakay6204]

There is nothing like watching people committed to helping animals to renew ones’ faith in humanity. You do more than just save animals. Thank you.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Julia. We're grateful to all the people who help us help critters!

[@svens.5139]

This man should be awarded the Nobel Prize.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Well, he is a nominee for the Indianapolis Prize... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJmVqqZmn9iVeJI

[@karelovanatalia946]

I was thinking about the same! For this Prize he can buy millions of mouses))))

[@shashankk4032]

Only fools get nobel prize

[@janjandraper9378]

think man!! you don't know what Nobel is just go to school and read some books..

[@janjandraper9378]

@@shashankk4032 most awardee are those who makes damn bomb.

[@deborah5212]

I love the way this man talks to this bird with such love and kindness in his heart he makes my heart ❤️ just melt !!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Martin has been working with the critters over 50 years!

[@amandarios448]

@@GowildlifeOrg it's really a sweet things. You and Sue are sweethearts. I know they're wild animals, but I wonder how they feel about you and I know you make sure they don't bond. But I wonder how they interpret the feeding, love and dedication... Birds have some understanding of language, so I wonder how they feel/think about being cared for by humans, I don't know if I'm making any sense. I have a domesticated little parrot and I was having an argument, then when I started crying he perched on my shoulder. I thought he understood that I was in distress

[@lexistapleton687]

Amanda Rios I volunteered at a wildlife rehab center, I learned a great deal. The wild hawks, owls, and so many more. I thought I understood birds. Then I adopted a cockatoo, “Jacob” who is intelligent beyond belief. He asks me questions, he expects an answer. He sings dances and acts so goofy. Luvs attention but he sometimes acts like a velociraptor. U know the experts always talk about intelligence and how it the size of the brain matters. I think little bird brains intelligence is thru the roof.

[@Sunny_psyche]

Just saw this comment after saying the same thing, love this energy!

[@guinevereh3504]

@@lexistapleton687 I also think animals are more intelligent than some human "experts" could ever imagine. What I want to ask, you don't keep Jacob alone, do you? I man, think you as former volunteer know that anyway these animals need other birds as compagnons.

[@professionalcommenter]

You can tell as soon as you fed that poor baby that he was relieved to be fed. He didn't hesitate at all to eat.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Even through the stress.

[@juliebirb7162]

Kudos to the dirt bike riders who found him. Thank you, Martin, so much for taking care of this beautiful young boy bird. You and Susan make a great team.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Agreed, took Martin right to the eagle! Thanks for watching.

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

I wish people would call the county or really any other number besides 911, where I live, you'll get 3 or 4 busy signals first because they get so many calls. (so we lose 5 minutes before an ambulance can be sent)

[@RandomPlayIist]

@@ChadDidNothingWrong Geez what part of the country are you from that you get busy signals? That's nuts. And you're right, people need to remember that 911 is for emergencies, in the age of Google you can find the correct number first without tying up 911.

[@jz4057]

I would trust this man with mine and my children’s lives.

[@amandarios448]

Hey you profile picture. What kind of dog is it. It looks a lot like mine but not quite. Mine has longer fur

[@jz4057]

@@amandarios448 it's shiba inu, a Japanese breed.

[@MrsHyde92]

Me too!! ❤😇😇😇😊 He restores faith in Humanity!

[@jz4057]

@@amandarios448 it’s a Doberman. But he is only a baby (about 5 months old in this photo) and I didn’t want his ear posted. He’s European and a boi so he’s pretty big.

[@Daystar311]

I'm so happy to see other rescuers. I have a lot of respect for our friend, Martin here. Birds are tricky and he's very good at getting them well enough to be free!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for watching

[@elliephillips6776]

What an honour to watch this. I am so enamoured by the great rescue service you give to eagles. You are so experienced and sensitive to the needs of the bird. I am very impressed!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Eleanor, Martin has been working with critters over 50 years!

[@SheCat1964]

How does this have almost 200 views and only 22 people clicked like? What is wrong with people these days? Clicking like also helps make more youtube money people! This Man is a true animal hero!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

It's a fairly common ratio on KZbin videos.

[@robinsmith1091]

That is sad right. I really don’t know much about the formula but if it is something I believe in or think is useful I click like definitely. He is a really caring genuine guy. It is so refreshing to see someone looking after all these beautiful animals

[@LazlowUK]

On the other hand, 200 people saw something beautiful. :shrug:

[@lianaspandega1030]

I saw this video and I loved it I did. Or think to click to like big I read ur comments and I click to like but some people might love the footage but not to think to click like button

[@Drakey_Fenix]

A lot of people don't have youtube accounts and so they cannot like videos or comment. And they don't bother to create accounts. That is why that ratio is there. Plus a lot of people forget to like videos aswell.

[@amberannmarie71]

God bless this man, the world needs more of his kind heart.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Amber. There are a whole lot of people who help us help critters!

[@brianm744]

Martin, one thing that I've noticed about you and your wife's incredible work: I've never seen you show an "apprentice" that you pass on the extraordinary knowledge and experience you and your wife have. Having one or more apprentices could expand a network of people dedicated to being eagle guardians, like you. I just saw your recent video of that male juvenile that passed and I heard what you said about other rescuers that only stay 3-4 years in your profession. So, the dedication and perseverance necessary to do what you do must be screened for. I do hope you could do this because it is NECESSARY for your legacy to be passed on. Thank you for all you do.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We're always thinking about the future

[@MineisGod]

Brian M well said

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

@@GowildlifeOrg Your gentle knowledge is invaluable I think you would have people lined up out the door for a chance to be your apprentice.

[@69Dartman]

He figured out that every time you bring up a mouse he should open up and take it. I'm glad you said he got stronger and was able to be released and be a wild eagle.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

So are we! Thanks for watching

[@brendaanne0810]

The Golden was so accepting of the help, but up there when he was getting ready to be released, he was feeling the wind blowing through his feathers... scouting out the lay of the land...he was ready to go...but giving YOU ALL a minute before letting you know he was ready to go!! Beautiful release!! 💜💟🌻🌾

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Sadly, he was just too hungry and tired to put up much fight when he was found.

[@russellgentile4719]

Martin thank you for rescuing and rehabilitating this precious creature. I am so thankful for what you do. You sir are a great steward.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Russell, very kind of you to say. A whole lot of people help us help critters!

[@mysjackson88]

I love how the bird starts to get compliant to the hand feeding.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Unfortunately, that is about being weak. Martin much prefers when they fight.

[@marconeyu]

Here in California, sitting down in front of KZbin on my Mac after a stressful day of work....redefines for me what's important in life - caring for the simple things in life, the simple but infinitely more valuable pleasures of life derived by caring for the environment, the animals that we share the planet with. Heartfelt thanks to you Martin!!! You are actually doing what I can only dream of (not to mean what you are doing is easy by any means). I have this crazy theory: If people like you, Kevin, the Lion Whisperer in Afrika, Lek Chailert, the Elephant lover in Thailand could somehow run this world based on your core, humanitarian feelings, concern for the planet, instead of the politicians running (at least) America today, we could truly "bring heaven o Earth"! Heartfelt thanks to you for caring for such simple but such invaluable things in life and the planet. Cat G, Exactly my thought!!! Unlike you and me and some others, (at least) some of the world is moving toward fake, temporal pleasures rooted in materialism rather than moving toward happiness and contentment that is rooted in true, greater, more esoteric but authentic, pleasures derived by helping others, the environment, our animal family....(we are their caretakers). That explains the ratings and the reviews!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Might also consider the many many generous people who help us help critters.

[@lotusholistichealing]

Wow! why am i crying? that's so beautiful. Thank you for rescuing these magnificent creatures!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest

[@itisonlyme1]

why do I have tears in my eyes? It was so moving to see him fly! Greetings from London, UK.

[@ednakoga5933]

Mr Martin protector angel of birds I wish you a lot of health to help the Eagles that are huge 🦅🦅🦅🦅🙏🏽😘🇧🇷

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Edna, we appreciate your interest.

[@ashleytrash]

Edna Koga why only that are huge what about small dudes

[@suzyjackson5514]

Wonderful! what majestic creatures they are!! Martin you are God sent for these birds! THANK YOU!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for your interest. Agreed, majestic critters!

[@Kimo0tJJ]

lol that guy "Can I pet it?! /pets gently/ wow" that was adorable.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Pretty small request for saving a life!

[@judil3294]

What a lovely elegant ending, just beautiful. Thank you.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Judy, we appreciate your interest!

[@jazz2959]

I get a tear in my eye every time I see Martin release another Eagle. Thank you so so much for everything you do.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@patriciarussell1177]

I’ve seen this a couple of times and I always get tears

[@lorrainecleaver6792]

You actually give life as far as I am concerned. Amazing people.

[@judymac4833]

I sure hope you have been training someone to follow in your footsteps! You have a lifetime of knowledge, more compassion in you than most people have in their little finger alone, and such great determination to keep these birds and other wildlife alive! You are an incredible man who needs a protegé very badly. I would hate to see your work just fade away when you decide to retire. Keep doing what you do. You are an inspiration to us all !!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Judy, we're always working towards the future. Thanks for your interest and kind words!

[@siamaknormani2977]

Mr.Martin please accept my gratitude and appreciation, you are an amazing human being. everytime I look up into blue sky, and watch a bird flying, I would think of you sir,

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Saimak, we appreciate your interest and kind words.

[@angelapreniczky5908]

Such an admirable thing that you do for these birds.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Angela, we appreciate your interest

[@sihonglin980]

Never knew eagle is so beautiful until now

[@helensteven3235]

Crying again love my animals so much bless you

[@holotropicjupiter2637]

I dont know why I'm tearing while watching this video. God bless these people for saving that beautiful baby eagle.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@zerad3307]

The young eagle so chill when he carry him, he knew they come for rescue.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Unfortunately, it was because of being so weak and so stressed. Generally, we a wild animal acts tame, it means sickness.

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

Martin, I'm a firm believer that these beautiful beings know you're there to help. I am in awe with what you do.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

He is a critter guy!

[@cudathehawgjetfixer7520]

WOW! What an honor to release such a majestic masterpiece of nature! I'm jealous!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

It is a pretty amazing moment for sure.

[@johillyard1094]

Thank you for being so kind and compassionate. These birds are.so amazing.

[@tarriesimpson7022]

I will have to admit, the end of this video when the eagle was released, I was tearing up but at the same time, my heart was filled with joy.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@gerrie2477]

your patience, respect and love for these magnificent creatures makes you a legend.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Gerrie, we appreciate your interest

[@christianselbach3455]

I love to watch Martin's videos, his handling of his patients, him sharing his wealth of experience in saving these beautiful animals. Greetings from Germany.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Christian, that is great to hear! Greetings back to Germany!

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

I just love Martin and his work! ❤

[@BBUG1994]

I get all teary eyed every time it see an Eagle released! Thank you for what you do💕🙏

[@GowildlifeOrg]

It's the best part!

[@kathyporter9542]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL, LOVING HEART GOD BLESS YOU

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you

[@HugTheSub]

Bless you and those big bird bois. What a beautiful part of the world you live in too!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for watching. Cedar City has its perks!

[@dalepeterson3186]

This man is a true blessing to wildlife. It’s a shame that in time he will expire leaving all those poor animals to themselves bless you sir you are the greatest. Thank you for protecting the animals

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest

[@dalepeterson3186]

Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah How can I donate to this please

[@BMW7series251]

Martin and Sue. You do such amazing work. Greetings from the UK.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks John, greetings back to the UK!

[@williamwallace2278]

So beautiful and so lucky to nurse these wonderful raptors to full health. Wonderful work from the UK

[@mindsfortin589]

Wow! What an awesome love you have for these beautiful birds! Thank you for being you! God bless you!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you, there are a whole lot of people who help us help critters!

[@Wendy-cj5yz]

What a beautiful bird. Thanks to those who noticed he was in trouble and to you guys for getting him well. So privileged to have this insight into the bird’s recovery ♥️♥️. Hopefully he now has the physical resources to make a good go of it.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Agreed, we're grateful someone observed this eagle was in trouble and called us.

[@alejandratovar7673]

God bless you for your love and dedication to the wildlife

[@M00Nature]

Thank you for your work and for sharing your techniques with all of us. You help the birds twice - first by rehabbing them and then by educating others. Much love to you, your wife and volunteers!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Martha, education is very important to us.

[@nardz9285]

you two are beautiful people thank you for looking after these amazing birds

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest

[@lady4vols]

I’m so glad everything worked out for this sweet boy. Such an amazing opportunity to get to release one back out into the wild, I know this gentleman will never forget this. Thanks Martin for all you do, you are the eagle and raptor whisperer for sure. 💜💜

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We're glad everything worked out too! Thanks for your interest and kind words!

[@bonawaf2004]

Five 5⃣ stars LIKE ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ for your adorable channel, thank you for rescuing this bird and thank you for nice sharing 💐 and a great day 💖

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest and kind words.

[@rosemaryortega9879]

What a BEAUTIFUL video!!!!! You are so humane. Blessings :-)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Rose, we appreciate your interest

[@Bbygrlrachelll]

The way he holds them and talks to them is so sweet. What an amazing man.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

With over 50 years of experience, Martin has found a soft steady tone of voice helps calm them somewhat as captivity is very stressful.

[@missingcasey]

Geez, every video with Martin makes me cry with gratitude and many other emotions. Some humans really are loving creatures connected to Mother Earth’s critters and “plan.” Martin. I hope some brave and loving folks are training under you to do this magnificent work, too. How you would find that person already connected to these wild birds is part of your miracle, I guess. In this video, I was enchanted by how baby willingly opened his beak for food.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Toni, we appreciate your interest. Martin has a whole lot of people who help him help critters. When the eagle was so starved and weak, he just didn't have any fight left while Martin fed him. As he gains strength back, he eats on his own.

[@missingcasey]

Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah Thank you! I’m glad for the helpers. Are there some who can/will take over when Martin no longer can do this work? That juvenile the biker found, in this video, he’s been released? I’ve been watching some eagle cams for the last few months, and yes, I’m in love! If only people would love one another like we who love animals do.......

[@bludown4163]

This dude sounds like my grandma “he’s so skinny he’s starving to death” 🤔

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Sounds like you grandma is on to something...

[@prieryals4945]

Just laughed out loud at the DMV...

[@dianefrandle407]

Great work Mr. Martin! Wonderful to see the rescue, rehab and loving kindness lavished on these beautiful creatures!! :)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Diane, we appreciate your interest!

[@jtparker4978]

Thanks for rescuing the little one :)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

It's what he does!

[@sharonbroderick4048]

this is one of the best videos i have seen !

[@GowildlifeOrg]

That's quite a compliment! Thank you Sharon!

[@ginfonte3386]

Thank you for all you do, and for sharing this recovery. The release brought tears. Beautiful.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@odibaracatibaro1255]

God bless this gentleman he's doing amazing job with does birds

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you, we appreciate your interest

[@seanpaul3491]

Keep saving these amazing bird's!! Thank you!!!

[@dejjag]

You two got some of most gentle souls I've ever seen, humanity at is best :)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest and kind words

[@billybareblu]

Great job as usual. Martin is so loving with the birds. This boy took to eating so well. Was a joy to see him get strong and return to the wild.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest and kind words

[@TheLollipop337]

Thank you Martin! I've seen Golden Eagles here in Brentwood,S Calif. Magnificent birds. Blessings to you and yours!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you, always better to see them in the wild!

[@ericerto8250]

It warms my heart to know there are people like you that care so much about our natural wildlife. Thank you for you hard work and dedication

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank Eric, there are a whole lot of people who help us help critters

[@ericerto8250]

I'm going to do what I can to help you . I just discovered your videos I have seen a few sad ones but in the end you made the best decision for the animals that has to be the hardest decision to make it's harder to see such a majestic animal not being able to fly and do what it does . It saddens me deeply to see that it has been put down I can't imagine how much it affects you but you gave the animal the best chance to recover .

[@alphadelta87]

Such a beautiful release. Probably my favorite part of your videos when you rehabilitate the birds that are found.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Ours too!

[@mcdanielvalerie0]

I love how the community is proactive in stopping and helping the eagles who are in need of assistance. Poor guy, was starving and Healer of Angels arrived just in time 😁. Excellent work by you, Mrs. Susan T. and the people who called it in.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Valerie, we're definitely grateful for people who get word to us when an animal is in trouble. As well as al those who help uis help critters in so many other ways.

[@svens.5139]

What a man goes straight through my heart, greets from Germany.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for watching all the way from Germany!

[@kellymitchell3138]

Those releases always make me cry. So beautiful.

[@joannesmith3991]

brought a tear to my eye watching him fly free , thank you for all your hard work you do with these amazing creatures from another bird lover and owner x

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@christy76840]

I can watch these videos over and over again! Eagles are the most beautiful thing we have

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Christy, we appreciate your interest!

[@janebailey8032]

This was a wonderful thing to see. I'm so glad there are people who are committed to saving these magnificent birds! Thank you!💖❤💝

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Jane, a whole lot of people help us help critters!

[@thndr171]

This is amazing. I would be in my glory and dream to see this or to be able to help. You're amazing and doing the lords work!!! God bless you and all those that help

[@Missbagpipernorthwest]

That moment you let them go, it is so powerful and then I tear up!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Best part!

[@rebeccamcinroy6042]

Thank you so much I felt every thing I have saved many birds and there is nothing more gradifing to save a bird

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@babydoll3754]

I just came across this channel, I'm a big animal lover. My son is going into wildlife soon. The first video I seen was the eagle laying on side of the road and didn't survive. Well I cried lol just look at those eyes looking at you, this melts my heart. What a man you are!! Your so kind and gentle with them. I am subscribing!! I just love watching you!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest and the sub!

[@babydoll3754]

@@GowildlifeOrg you are so welcome... anytime!!

[@MineisGod]

I Love the way you Dedicate your life for wildlife and I adore that you are allowed to manage such a loving environment

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Lucy, we're grateful for so many people who help us help critters!

[@Lu-mq5kf]

This is the first time I found your channel and please now I salute you and other rescuers in the center for helping and caring for these animals when they can't do it for themselves. The world needs more people like you guys.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Lu, we're glad you found us!

[@lisaproustresearch]

I always cry when an eagle is released I adore them What a beautiful exchange of love & respect Much appreciation for your kindness & knowledge!

[@teaglelover]

Thank you for all you do for these raptors and and thank you Susan for saving the critters . Both of you are Angels of mercy for these animals and birds. Many thanks to all the volunteers that help both of you. I love seeing all your videos and your book is a great read too.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

That's all kinds of nice and supportive! Thank you!

[@glenibit]

What a fantastic guy, 50 yrs rescuing and still passionate

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We like him okay

[@TheDougnlis]

Thank you ofr saving all sorts of wildlife!! I love how the little eagle you caught in this video always opens his mouth for feeding!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest.

[@sharonscott1025]

I felt like I was right there with You !! What a fantastic feeling I had. Thank You for what You do....

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Sharon, glad you enjoyed

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

You guys are tireless, I just love your passion & empathy for these & all animals. You & your partner are great people. Thanks for sharing your efforts. From Australia.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Janelle

[@aniketrastogi8868]

Hagrid and his bugbeaks....Seeing the one in end get released after being brought to perfect health condition was so moving. Thank you for your noble work.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@qu33nace]

i have never been more delighted by my recommended videos, I love raptors. thank you guys for helping these beautiful birds

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We're glad you enjoyed the video!

[@windydayz]

Thank you Thank you Thank you a million times for all you do in helping with these beautiful creatures.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for your ongoing interest and support!

[@amyhall9945]

I just love Eagles! Been watching them on live cam around the U.S. They are so beautiful. Thank You.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We love them too!

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

This is such a relaxing channel. When I have a bad day I love watching this guy care for the eagles.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We're glad you enjoying the videos!

[@GeminiGem55]

Thank you so much for rescuing this golden eagle and caring for him until he was strong again to release him into the wild. He reminds me of Cara, she was so young too. I still think of her every day and I talk to Peter often. BTW the new parrot pavilion caught on fire, sadly they lost some birds and Peter ended up in the hospital from smoke inhalation. My husband and I will be going to Utah in2 to 3 weeks, I would love to stop by and say hi if your not busy. I still am so grateful to you for your help with Cara. She was a very special eagle. ❤️🦅

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Sorry to hear about the fire. If you are going in town, you are welcome to contact us.

[@GeminiGem55]

Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah. Thank you. I’ll contact you.

[@kroakie4]

Eagles are some of the most beautiful and majestic of all birds, in my opinion. Thank you so much for helping needy wildlife. I have a lot of respect for people who care so much. Thank goodness the bikers called you!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for your interest. We're glad the bikers called too!

[@TomSawyerEaglePro]

Once again you brought a tear to my eye with this story. So well done and told from start to finish. I hope you all keep doing these chronicling videos from the beginning and end of your Avian residents rehabilitation. Martin's a great man which I've said before and I'll continue to say.💛😄

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We like him okay. Thanks for your support.

[@lindamoore6580]

I agree. He sounds like a wonderful man.

[@MerriBrownwing]

God bless you Martin & Team for the wonderful, selfless work you do! Ya'all are very inspiring 💕💕 you've assisted so many birds to regain life and desire to be free! Thanks

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Merri, we appreciate your interest and kind words.

[@hitman911946]

Such a handsome young bird, thank you for saving him.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest

[@joec4251]

Such a beautiful bird...Thank you for your hard work... :)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

And most beautiful when flying off back to the wild!

[@71742s]

Awesome video. Seeing another life saved because someone cares enough. Thank you Martin for being that care giver.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Sandy, we appreciate your interest

[@jeffreymiller9808]

That was a beautiful release, Circle of Love for Wildlife. Fly Like an Eagle my friend, thanks for giving back to nature!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks Jeffrey, glad you enjoyed!