Beautiful education, hi pretty Belle and Scout. 🇳🇱🌬️❤️

I love ❤️ eagles. Mr. Mrs. Tyner you both are wonderful ❤️

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I've always watched birds, but I pay special attention to birds of prey now. We don't have a lot, but some small hawks, a few buzzards, owls and some small falcons. Thank you Martin and Susan (and everyone else working behind the scenes) for educating me and for educating everyone about birds. A bit late but all the best wishes for the new year. May you hearts be happy and your bellies full. May your pillow always be cool at night. Love from The Netherlands

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Zaza, for watching and for your kind words. Blessings to you in your beautiful Netherlands.

Blessings Martin & Susan

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

💚 (also Belle's friendly little growls!)

Birding with Martin and Susan...what a treat! (Thanks for the calendar).

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed.

Great to see

Good for my mental wellbeing, for sure, for sure!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Hank, it's good for all of our mental wellbeing. Thanks

I love how Scout was happy to see Martin. I think many people don't know how to identify immature eagles. Especially bald eagles. I had to take a class before I could help with the state eagle count every year. I really learned a lot about identifying birds of prey in the class. We had to pass a test before we were allowed to go count.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thats fantastic that you learned so much. Thanks for watching

Susan & Martin : Its great to turn on U-tube & see both of you ! Great history lesson too !

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

I agree, the history lesson was fun and thank you dg for adding in some older site photos and maps of the area. It really helped the history lesson.

That red tailed hawk is beautiful!

Thank you for all the work you do with the animals both big and small. There are few things that are more magnificent and majestic to see than an eagle in flight.

This is so cool we have a few bald eagles 🦅 flying around my house at times and I spotted a juvenile eagle on a brach by the Ohio River I live in Kentucky now

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

You must enjoy living where you can observe bald eagles and other wildlife.

@Lase55

Жыл бұрын

I love it

Mr. and Mrs. Tyner, I really like this film! You gave us a little bit of everything. I love raptors, and the education is so beneficial as well as your advocacy. I enjoyed your info about the red tailed hawk. Both of you are such ideal role models, and one can see that you love what you do everyday. Scout and Belle and so beautiful and socialized. The little hummer had a life saver! I do look up and always look for birds! It's fun to identify them. I know that you are terribly busy, and this edited film is so well done. I admire, respect and value you both and all the team members that help and sponsor. It's like a gift to view this. I do know that you have educated many people about raptors about their value, etc. The history about the ranch is especially interesting. I love knowing historical details, places to visit, etc. I do feel sad that the water was diverted by humans, and the wetlands dried up. Humans and progress don't always foster wildlife. I do believe that we should have native habitats for all species. This has been my philosophy all my life, but I am not popular with land developers. I do appreciate the work that you two do everyday, 24/7 for all animals. Thank goodness and blessing always for you both. Words really cannot describe how much I thank you. Warmest Regards!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Carol Ann, we are so glad you enjoyed this film. We feel sad too that so much habitat is lost to development. We all need to be mindful of the choices we make and choose good and pay it forward whenever the opportunity presents itself. We all need to give dg a big thanks as she is the one who takes the time to review everything we video, the good and the boring, and selects the best to provide education in a fun and entertaining way. Thank you Critter Webgeek for all the time and passion you put into helping educating others with your creative editing skills and social media talents.

@carolann95

Жыл бұрын

@@susantyner4525 Susan, please, pass the thank you 🤗💫❤📽🎶to all. Yes, they are an integral part of the process. Much appreciation from the heart. Blessings to all! 🙏🦅💯👍I really do thank you as words really cannot describe how much I think of you both. it comes from my heart and spirit. Until next time ...

Wow Martin I think that is the first time Belle did'nt growl at Susan. Thanks for another educational video on that hawk. It looked like a golden juvenile sitting on the phone pole. That would have been my guess driving by, and Susan I loved your video of the golden eagle flying. Well done. Happy 2023.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Connie B. We were so lucky that the hawk didn't fly away, and it let us video it from the car.

Thank you for pointing out these majestic birds to us

Hey I really like this video format. Ah hell, I like all of your videos … hahaha

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks,

Thanks Martin and Susan. It has almost been 2 years since we visited you. (A few days earlier you had the baby vulture given into your care.) At the time I thought I was seeing a lot of vultures. Now that I have seen your video of a Golden Eagle in flight, I realize it may have been Golden Eagles I was seeing soaring overhead. Now I want to go back to Utah to see the Eagles again. And to visit with you and all the critters again.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

We'd love for you to drop by if you make it out to Utah again.

I really am enjoying seeing the wild raptors being identified and learning about the history of the area thank you

Good to see you and the birds again. My brother is building a house somewhere in or near Enoch. He and his wife will live there as their retirement home. Thank you for all you do!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you, your video was wonderful. I watched a hawk circling the other day, I was glad I looked up!

"Have you ever looked up ?'' ! That Golden Eagle was an amazing sight. Thanks for all the incredible work you do. I wonder if the wetlands would still exist if the Pioneers hadn't diverted the river? Interesting history and beautiful countryside.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Mark, for your kind words.

Belle and Scout amazing

beautiful

They sure keep their eyes on you

Happy New Year to you both! So majestic. We see bald eagles here much more often now (hour south of Chicago). Conservation efforts work! Lots of hawks too. Identification is difficult indeed! And on the recent tragedy out your way, my thoughts and prayers are with all. ❤

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Critterscute, we appreciate your thoughts and prayers.

I used to work at a little department store (Dollar General) and we had a humming bird that got in the store one day. It flew around the store so long that day and was so exhausted that a customer was able to go up to it and catch it. I know they took it outside and released it. It probably needed more than just a release but don't know any particulars that happened with it. Just thought that was so odd.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

We are so glad to hear the little hummingbird was finally caught and taken outside and released. It if was still able to fly, its best chance to survive was getting back out where it could find food and water and a safe place to rest. Thank you, Mary, for watching and sharing your story.

we love you guys!!!!

I wish we had Golden Eagles in Central Texas; I have never seen one. I have seen a Juvenile Bald Eagle flying up North outside of San Antonio Texas.

🙌🙌👍👍

Hello 🥰

I saw a dark morph once out here in California.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

they are really cool looking birds

I have a q&a question if that's ok. Bald eagles were an endangered species, they are seemingly thriving now. Why should they still be protected? It's not so much a question from me, but more that I don't know how to answer if people ask about it

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Most people understand that the bald eagle was protected because it was an endangered species. Thats only partly true. Both the bald eagle and the golden eagle are protected under the federal eagle act which is protection above and beyond the endangered species act. Once the bald eagle population was sufficiently recovered to be able to be remove them from the endangered species act, it does nothing to remove its protection from the federal eagle act. All birds of prey, including bald eagles and golden eagles are protected under the migratory bird treaty act, signed by the USA, Mexico and Canada to give all raptors protection as they migrate from Canada, through the United States and down through Mexico. Most countries from around the world recognize that birds of prey are an extremely important indicator species. They are able to help us identify threats to our environment. All birds of prey are at the top of the food chain and we as humans are at the top of the food chain. Whatever in the environment that affects them badly will eventually affect us badly. This is why we monitor all migratory wildlife, especially birds of prey.

@zazazipper9331

Жыл бұрын

@@susantyner4525 Oh wow thank you for explaining that to such extent. I figured all sorts of reasons in my head, but didn't know why, really. I have no idea if we (in The Netherlands) have such laws but I'm going to look into that in the next couple of weeks. I didn't know about the migratory bird act either. Now that I do I'm glad it exists. I'll be doing some more research on that too, it's very interesting. Thank you again for replying and also thank you for giving me something to work with when other people ask me why bald eagles (and other species) should still be protected

@zazazipper9331

Жыл бұрын

@@susantyner4525 I've been reading into this a bit, we have the zeearend /loosely translated sea eagle, Haliaeetus albicilla/ and it's a protected native species. All native birds are protected species in The Netherlands. I think several migratory birds are as well, but I need to do a bit more reading to be entirely sure. Your channel got me into paying more attention, but your last reply had me reading and learning more about birds, native species, migratory birds and how important they are. Thank you Susan (and Martin and everyone behind the scenes) Edited my comment because there was a line through the sentence that now put between backslashes

I wonder if they have ever tried to restore the wetland

B.J Calurus

Hello sir. Thank u for all ur heart warming work. I found a egale baby. Raising the baby now. I'm from India. Tho it's not allowed but soon the baby is gonna fly. I just need some tip from u. Sir. Like where to release the egale. I dont want him to fight with bigger egale. I need ur help SIR. IF u check my channel. I did post. Him Plz need ur help.

Eagles. Owls. Hawks. Exposed.

It's amazing how ignorant and blind people are. I've been living here 70 years and haven't seen any eagles. Have you ever looked up? Can you imagine looking in the sky to see and eagle, perhaps flying?