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@fsh57

Жыл бұрын

Hello dear Martin and Susan! You are such a kind human being with a GOLDEN heart Martin. I've got tears in my eyes when you answered Susan (I worry about all the critters) I wished there are more people who act and thought like you and Susan in this crazy world which we made it for critters!!💞💕

@carolann95

Жыл бұрын

@@fsh57 Isn't this the truth! If everyone would do just an ounce of what they do everyday, we'd be in a kinder world for all living things.

@sunnysunnywu6971

Жыл бұрын

嗨！你好嗎～很喜歡看您的影片，也辛苦您們團隊努力付出，我有個請求若能標示中文字幕，當非常感謝您們，來自台灣的粉絲👍❤️😊

@vern0018

10 ай бұрын

Do you have the subsequent episodes link on the release in utah. Thanks,

I think what Martin does is one of the most important things anyone can do in the world. He cares for innocent creatures that need our help. Anyone that doesn't understand that needs to reevaluate their life.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@carolann95

Жыл бұрын

I 100% agree with you. They are examples of true kindness, benevolence.

@The_ZeroLine

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, but never seen a single person say “why do you do this, dude?”

@onthegrind5977

Жыл бұрын

Agreed ❤

@MeijerInkie

11 ай бұрын

I love to rescue birds ❤❤❤

I could watch videos of people hand-feeding baby owls all day. So cute, and weirdly relaxing and satisfying.

What a beautiful story. Thank you for saving these babies and all of the others over the years. ❤

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words

@darkangel7820

4 ай бұрын

I agree. In the wild, the smaller ones wouldn't have had a half a chance!! There's NO way they would have been able to compete with the two older ones let alone the others. Martin knows that he just isn't saying it straight out. He's saying probably wouldn't have survived. There's no probably to it unfortunately. They just wouldn't have. I get what he's saying about that 8th egg. There's a good chance it did hatch 😓 The farmer just didn't know how they hatch several days apart and thought it just didn't hatch when actually it just didn't hatch*yet*

Hurray, a feature-length rescue story! What precious little animals they are. So happy all 7 survived and made it back in to the wild, thanks to Enoch Wildlife Rescue ♥🦉

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed.

@shiraisrael-levin1651

Жыл бұрын

The video title says 6 we're raised and released.

@marialuizaerdmann349

Жыл бұрын

So beautiful Martin and Susan. Congratulations

@user-oh4gp6xp9t

Жыл бұрын

@@shiraisrael-levin1651 Think it's a typo. Definitely 7 young barn owl heads bobbing at the end! (I was worried they might lose the smallest too!)

I was once sitting in a field in Cambridgeshire, England when a Barn Owl flew right in front of me low and slow and perfectly silent. The only thing I have ever seen more beautiful than that in my life is my son's smile.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Barn owls are incredibly beautiful, but you can't top your child's smile

So interesting to see their transformation from hours old to independence. And your beautiful family! Hoping the best for those 7, and always more gratitude for all you do.

Am in tears as I so love Barn Owls. Thank you so much for sharing! I live Big Island Hawai’i (that has it’s native Pueo) and Barn Owls were introduced. One night I was driving back home and saw what I thought at first was a coconut sitting in the middle of the road. But I backed up and saw it was an owl. Since a car was coming I had to act fast and gently. When I got it safely on my lap in the car, I felt around attempting to find out what was wrong with it. Sadly found it’s neck was broken, so nothing I could do. Just talked to it playing Hawaiian music with moon roof open. When I arrived home, I just quietly sat with it … and suddenly it let out some long sweet communication as it passed on. The next morning I got to indulge myself with the STUNNING beauty of this Barn Owl! I was so blown away by it’s varity of gorgeous feathers and beguiling face with the most tiny facial feathers in the shape of a heart! I gave it a proper burial and was really sad to learn they can’t navigate cars at night so often die with broken necks running into them flying so low over country roads. Just loved your LONG indulgent long look at them all in the wall box together bobbing heads hillarious! And just love hearing them screeching at you of such LOUD VIBRANT LIFE that you gave them! In my Kona neighborhood I sometimes hear them screeching at night and it makes me so happy! Many blessing of great love to you & entire family for ALL you do!

That little baby is just going bonkers for those mice! There is nothing like a real will to thrive. Thank you, Martin! Blessings for you and those owls. ❤️

It is so beautiful seeing the mountains in the background, sweet babies. Love barn owls.🕊💕

And thank you Southwest Wildlife Foundation for all the amazing critters you help.🦉❤️❤️

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

barn owls are incredible creatures. but oh my that loud screeching they do! that would scare anyone or anything away. so nice to meet your daughter and grandchildren. seems like you have a very loving and close family ❤

Holy crap that’s a big barn owl family! I’ve watched videos of barn owls from people like Robert E. Fuller with clutches of four and one didn’t survive. I’m so glad there’s people like this out there who have the means and knowledge to help them all, especially the smallest/youngest ones that almost certainly wouldn’t have made it without help.

Such a sweet story! The lives you save matter, otherwise they wouldn’t have been given life! Thank you Martin AND Susan for everything you do and bringing us along for the journey! 🥰 I bet Susan is very content that Utah doesn’t have Elephants 😂🤣

Glad the farmer got help.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

We are glad they called and they care about the owls.

@carolann95

Жыл бұрын

If you speak with him again, tell him thank you for caring and calling. He's to be noted for his advocacy.

@joanpascal7745

10 күн бұрын

Yes ma'am 😊😀 for all who have helped 😀 other's 😁🙏😁

Seeing them at the end you would never know those were the little babies! They look so totally different!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

They really do change a lot don't they

@joanpascal7745

10 күн бұрын

They grow so quickly and have to learn to do their things on their own🎉😊😊😊😊🎉🎉❤❤❤. Thanks to All of you ❤️ for all your devotion and harmonies for the critters. We certainly are Bird's or a feather 🪶🪶🪶 .since I was 5 years when I saw and heard their music animation! Thank you

I'm so glad to see a video from you guys! It's been a while. I love the work you do: taking care of all these wonderful animals. 💗

@mdb831

Жыл бұрын

they are busy with a bunch of babies lol

@LindaEll89

Жыл бұрын

@@mdb831 And don't forget the new place. 👋🙂🇳🇱

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Our poor critter Webgeek had to edit hours of video to get this out for everyone. Martin loves to share stories. Thank you so much dg!!!!!!!

@Josephe-Anne

Жыл бұрын

@@susantyner4525 Hi, Mrs. Tyner. 👋 As long as everyone is ok at the rescue center, I'm happy. 😊

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

@@Josephe-Anne We are all good. We've all just been overworked and keeping busy.

I LOVE how they angrily scream! Almost all 7 did! lol That's gratitude for ya! I know you love it when they do that bcz it tells you they're still super wild and that's what you want! Gorgeous Barn Owls! Thank you for caring for these beautiful Birds of Prey!

Great work in saving the baby owls😊.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

My husband thinks they’re ugly babies, but I see they are adorable! Just hope you got that first one out of the creek ditch. 😢 you did a fantastic job raising them. All seven! I see lots of videos where birds are in need of help, I just wish you were everywhere…or someone like you that has a passion for these and all kinds of birds. ♥️

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Yes, since I had on rubber shoes I went back and got Martin's glove. The owl had walked out of the water onto the side of the ditch. I picked it up with the glove and raised my hand and it flew away. I think we got that on video too, but 3 hours was quite a long video already.

@darkangel7820

5 ай бұрын

I know this was over a year ago but I agree with your husband 😂 All baby birds are ugly. Especially Eagles and Hawks and I LOVE all Eagles and Hawks. But they are some ugly UGLY babies 😂 Eagles look like little cotton swabs bobbling around 😀But they're beautiful and majestic when they grow up. Eagles and Hawks that is. Now Owls, they're just ugly. It doesn't matter what age or what kind of Owl. They're ugly 😀 Of course if put in the position, I will do everything I can to help one. They eat mice. I hate mice

They have heart shaped faces. I admire your work Martin, all these animals you find need you more than you know. Your a legend😊❤

Goodness Martin, I know you said these babies eat a lot but I'm astonished at just how much they can handle in one sitting, especially when they're tiny! They grew into magnificent adults and will hopefully breed another generation of beauties. Thank you for all that you do from 🇦🇺

You are amazing. This is an unusual treat for a suburban woman.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed

I so love Martin and his wife for serving and cutting up baby mice( frozen I hope). Hand feeding so tenderly💗🦉😍

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Yep, frozen is the easiest way to get them.

One day I said I was going to spend a whole DAY watching nothing but Martin Tyner videos...and yesterday I did just that! I love you, Martin. And Carol--you are the sweetest wife/companion/helpmeet in the world. Thanks to both of you for what you do.

I LOVE barn owls, they are, by far, my most favorite of the owls, the snowy owl is second place.They make my heart skip a beat when I see their beautiful plumage, their markings are indeed beautiful and glorious! like so many other raptors, they make you want to just stare and drink in their beauty, Like You Say Martin, you just want to stare at them for hours and hours. They are by far, my favorite predatory bird.

They are adorable, I love watching the baby's grow into breathtaking, beautiful owls

As always… thank you so much for all you guys do! I hope that there are people who will take your place and be as kind to all the animals as you are once you guys retire

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Martin has some people in mind to help him out in coming years. Also, when we get the facilities built in Enoch, it will make it easier to train some new volunteers to help

@glynisackermann5823

Жыл бұрын

I do sincerely hope that Martin places as much expertise care and love into his own health. It’s very important and he is relatively not so old.

@glynisackermann5823

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your amazing videos demonstrating positivity and true love for our planet. This is currently helping me through hospitalization 💕🙏

Man U really have patience with these small animals and feeding the thanks again u are a life saver

Just amazing I’m having a wonderful experience watching them thank you for all the love and care you and your wife provide for these beautiful creatures

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, we're glad you are enjoying watching them grow up

Lumpy bumpy feathery amazing chicks.Ugly messy process, but what great results! Thank you, Martin. ❤️❤️❤️✌️😊

I loved that. I love those Owls. How beautiful they are. God bless you all for the work that you did in seeing that these little babies grew up. God bless you.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I could not stop watching this video for the full story, from infancy through their final release! One of the best videos ever! Thank you, Susan and Martin and the entire crew at Enoch Wildlife Rescue!

Congratulations Martin! What a loving job you did with these beautiful barn owls! Such curious babies, love the way they rock sideways. Absolutely sweet. Hope they spend the best of lives. God bless you!

I already responded to this video but I want to say another great big thank you Martin and Susan and also thank you to whomever made this video into bite-size chunks for us viewers. It's very much appreciated (edit: if anyone knows of a way to contribute without creditcard or paypal - they're not common where I live - I'd gladly hear from you)

Yes we can’t save them all but we can save these ones. And if we can save them all then we definitely would! Thank you for doing what you do.

What gorgeous creatures. Thank you for sharing

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank for watching

What you do does matter! Thank you for what you are doing and sharing it with us.❤

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad DG had time to put this together to share with us

I can just imagine your mouse bill with all these baby owls. You do such excellent work with all your birds. You know your successful when their screaming at you.

What an amazing rescue, especially of the tiniest of the owlets. Bless you, Martin and Susan.

Such a transformation from seven chicks a few hours old to beautiful majestic birds. Thank goodness for people like Martin and his dedicated team.

Flipping amazing video. You and your family are angels on this earth. Such an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to post this footage.

The youngest is cold 😔thank you for taking such good care of these wonderful barnowls

I am surprised and yet Kudos to Martin and Sue for driving 100 miles to save some birds' lives.

1:41:05 they all appear to still be In a food coma at this stage 🤣 You take care of these babies so perfectly! Need more of you in this world

Wonderful to see your taking care of that family. Loved seeing that great big beautiful Utah sky. Thank you.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

It is beautiful here. Thanks for watching

Such a lovely ending for these babies! Thank you all for the wonderful work you do❤

Love the work you do in helping so many raptor and similar bird species. May The Lord continue to bless you for the service you give to God’s creatures.

my gosh they are such adorable, majestic creatures. their face you could stare at for hours

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Yes, they are hypnotic to watch

I'm Paiute. It's not really that we think the ghost owl will bring misfortune, just that they foretell death. In a way, it's benevolence, the universe letting you know that something is coming.

I just love how Martin calls them his little ghosts and then he goes and releases one in a cemetery hahaha.

God Bless Martin and Susan. What a wonderful story. Thank you for your thousands and thousands of good deeds with these beautiful creature!

Great job sir! It was amazing, well done. Long live those 7 beautiful owls!

You ROCK Martin!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I think he's pretty incredible myself.

Wow the views are stunning !!! Babies are adorable.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

When in the world do you Sleep? This raise, rehabilitate, and release program seems to be a not only seven day, but twenty four hour job. Reminds me of medieval monks that got up twice a night to troop down to the chapel to pray, then go out and do a full day’s work!

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

We get really tired in the spring and summer. We are grateful for Vicki and KayAnne who help us take turns with a lot of the babies so we can get a nights sleep, but Martin like to look after the raptors himself whenever possible.

This was an epic video! Tyvm for showing us the rescue, growth and release of these beautiful owls. The picture of all seven in the box chamber shaking their heads will be with us forever!! :)

@Godwinpounds4333

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

Great job. Beautiful owls.Wildfire is such a great song ! Thanks, Martin.

Awesome to have you guys back. Missed you

I wouldn’t mind if you uploaded a 3 hour video every week! Thank you Martin and Susan for what you do.

Those mountains reminded me of the Sandia Mountains in NM, because of the watermelon pink sunset light. Amazing creatures, really beautiful. Mil gracias, paz y salud.

♥♥♥♥ great job sir

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Martin loves caring for them

Aww I love owl's they are my favorite bird and Barn owl's are my favorite

Oh my heart! What a wonderful story. Thank you for doing this.

Thank you both for your hard work and dedication to our wildlife. You make such a huge difference and you bring so much happiness, not only to the animals that you save but also to us that watch. Thank you. May god bless you for many years to come

Woooo! A lengthy video is exactly what the Falconer ordered!

I beg to differ Martin I think they are absolutely adorable. Too cute.

Just great

That is so cute. The babies are shivering and eating at the same time. I love your videos. GOD Bless you and your family.

So happy that you heard God's calling for you! What a blessing you two have been for so many! Thank you ❤️

@christinecatt8039

10 ай бұрын

Your god had nothing to do with rescuing those beautiful babies. Give credit where credit is due.. You zealots are so weak minded.☹️ .

They appear to be disapproving of whatever you are doing. The head shakes also convey a sense of disappointment. They are adorable and you are doing a stellar job of raising them.

Great to see beautiful new babies.. boy 7. 😊. It’s amazing how much food they eat. They’re just darling. Thanks 👌👍😊

I love the way you handle them firm but gentle fun to watch!

Thankyou fascinating to watch The public of this area are fortunate to have so many beautiful birds and Real Heroes to care for and protect them

I have watched a bunch of barn owl nest and man of man they are so loud. You would think they were dying the way they scream.

@lady4vols

Жыл бұрын

Man that one was really loud. I love it.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Yep, they are really vocal. Thanks for watching

@lady4vols

Жыл бұрын

@@susantyner4525 they are so funny when a parent brings food into their box/nest, it escalates big time and their all over each other trying to get the food.

Wow it's been a long time since I've watched you rehab some raptors. I've missed seeing you. This is a nice long one and very special. Thanks I watched every minute. What a special family you have.

Those little birds dive bombing them were so funny.

This is great! I stumbled on it this morning and I'm gonna watch these owls grow. I used to live in Enterprise, unfortunately now in Mesquite. Wish I could volunteer.

I love your carrying thank you. 😻

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

That first 💩 was the cutest poop. 😂 I was utterly shocked by the size of that owl pellet. It was 3x the size of its head. I love how much you love them. It’s very infectious. You’re an irreplaceable man.

Thank you for being so kind to the baby owls.

I'm so happy to see you both and your family, lovely! The barn owls are just adorable and so fortunate to have you rescue/rehab/release them. Mr. Tyner, you've patience, love and are exceptional educator/advocate for raptors! TY for sharing such special moments that make a difference in our world. 🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥PS I hope Kate and all ambassadors are well, and the building project is underway. God bless you all. 🤎🤎🤎Healers ... of all wildlife, yes! ❤‍🩹

Thank you for all the works you are doing to keep our wild life safe.. I did not want to end the video, it was just pure magic! Learned a lot from this video! Love and light!!

Great video! I love barn owls! Thank you for taking care of these beautiful birds!

How wonderful to see you and the screaming mimis! They looked like a rap group swaying on the nesting box😀

They are so sweet. What an experience.

Gosh-I really miss you both and your ubiquitous techie savant!! You're all indispensable faves!! This was a gem of a share and worth the wait! Of all our Apex predators.. I'm particularly fond of Owls! This was delightful 🥰 Hope to see you and Martin again soon!! (&kody & Scout & Belle & Helen & Kate)!! Thanks Bg💕 Oodles of love to you all🥰🦉❤️‼️ Kathleen 🤗

Incredible! thanks for teaching.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

You are right, they are as about as pretty as Alice the Goon. So glad there are men like you, you are much appreciated. ❤

I can't believe they have so many babies! Too bad about #8, the egg. I wonder why the farmers didn't leave it with the babies, but I'm sure glad they called you.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

We're glad they called too.

Thank you for your service. you are awesome.

Amazing job!!! We need more like you

Beautiful family you guys have.... Good Luck and with best wishes💗💗

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

They are beautiful birds.

@susantyner4525

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are, thanks for watching

Beautiful💖Such Beautiful Feeding❤️

Such stunningly beautiful birds.

This is a beautiful thing and that's why I support your family's effort. Thank you!

Ahh the parable of the starfish… its pretty famous around the world. When i first heard it it was supposedly set on a beach Malaysia but its told all over the world now :)

Only faces a Mother could love. But precious.

Happy to see a new video! Love your work always!❤ by the way those mice tails peeping out of baby owl beaks are quite the funny sight!😂 I really enjoyed watching this behind the scenes extra length video and watched how quickly these creatures grew. My questions were boiling around in my head and wish it had been a live session so as to ask questions! Love this!❤