Simon's desk is something I can relate with.

@wildlifeaid

8 жыл бұрын

He has said he's going to tidy it for a number of years now.. :)

@dexpeper8165

8 жыл бұрын

+Wildlife Aid i am glad that we have people like These that help animals and give them food i Do everything i can to help you thanks for helping the small and the big animals i wish you luck bye 😉

@cooldoggo3221

8 жыл бұрын

Wildlife Aid I can relate with that even more.

@007NowOnline

8 жыл бұрын

Indeed.

@resurrectedwreck

3 жыл бұрын

@@wildlifeaid Like his car :D

Owls are so beautiful

@whattheorangutan9576

8 жыл бұрын

+kevin da pro guy they are birds of prey. Of course they eat ducklings

@bunaruu2183

8 жыл бұрын

+kevin da pro guy it's called le circle of life, which can suck sometimes ;3;

@cooperolm9687

8 жыл бұрын

+kevin da pro guy You probably eat meat, you're in no place to judge.

@simonchune9513

8 жыл бұрын

Yes they are my favourite of all the birds of prey they are absolutely magical❤️❤️❤️

@MystiqueHorizon

7 жыл бұрын

they are one of the least intelligent birds in existence. lol

I loved how you called the owner "Young man".

@juliusroman8616

5 жыл бұрын

And then he called Simon young man, too. Replayed the favor,

Why would anybody keep such a beautiful bird in a cage?

@morlvol

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it is supposed to live in the wild. Is it even legal???

@FioreCiliegia

Жыл бұрын

What i know from an eagle rehaber and keeper of predatory birds, they have a horrifying low survival rate in their first two years of life, especially now that most wild areas are somewhat compromised by humans. Its not easy but they can live wonderfully in captivity if cared for properly. But just as an odds game if the bird was left in the wild, the odds of it having survived into adulthood are extremely low. By no means is this a reason to kidnap wildlife but it does mean lots of animals survive that wouldn’t otherwise.

@enigel1969

Жыл бұрын

@@FioreCiliegia i don’t know enough about this, so I definitely trust you that most probably the caged bird would have had bad odds to survive to adulthood in the wild. However, I have a mental block when it comes to calling life in a cage a success. Honestly, if I myself had a choice between letting an animal die and keeping it in a cage *for the rest of its live* I would not see death as the worst option. I guess that’s one of those open-ended questions, what is life worth living and who has the right to decide.

@prcervi

Жыл бұрын

hunting with birds is an old practice, owls included though they aren't a favorite (really not smart birds) legal requirements means bird has a nice big aviary at home that it can fly around though, regular meals and a fairly temperature stable roost to sleep in. Bird ain't slumming it by bird standards.

the owls expressions are priceless

Simon was pained when they told him the owner of the owl had been found. You could hear it in his voice. He really bonded with that owl.

The one girl was really excited for that pretty owl

I love the Colour of this Owl's Eyes. A great shade of Orange.

0:30 Doctor says to the patient: "Say ahhhhh!". Patient: " Ahhhhhh... ". 😂🤣

Fun fact: Eagle Owl is called "huuhkaja" in Finnish. Our football team is also called "Huuhkajat" after one eagle owl (later named Bubi) decided to hang out on football stadium during a football match in 2007 and we won the match. He is our (un)official mascot now.

@brittanybecker170

4 жыл бұрын

I saw that video!

@urielgrey

3 жыл бұрын

That's super cool!!! How would you say bubi phonetically?

@seriousspikesam7770

3 жыл бұрын

@@urielgrey I guess it's just Bubi (bu-bi and not bab-e). Or the same way one would say "Bubo bubo" as the Latin name.

I hope they gave you a nice donation for looking after him 😉

I recently rescued a zebra finch from our front yard. It's definitely an escaped or released pet, because for one we don't find those in the wild where we live, and when I walked up to it it hopped right onto my shoe. Took it inside and to an old bird cage we have, little guy flew right in and got on a perch. While he/she is with us I'm calling it Beeps because it sounds like a little beeping car.

@cooperolm9687

8 жыл бұрын

That's great! Zebra finches are so cute.

@Hypergen-

8 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I have a pet lovebird, a lot of the times when birds go missing they die of sickness or starve to death, before anyone can find it, does the finch have a tag around its leg? sometimes breeders need to put tags on the birds, these tags have stuff like the breeders name, the year it was hatched, and the birds ID,

@kristythepistol2066

8 жыл бұрын

How cool that you were able to save his life!

@fawkes2327

8 жыл бұрын

When I first read this, I missed the whole "finch" part and was getting very confused about the random tamed zebra stepping on your shoe/flying XD!!

@Tryinglittleleg

7 жыл бұрын

Avanelle The Derp Science Employee awesome I love zebra finches good job saving him?

The orange of his eyes! *sigh* That's my absolutely favorite shade of orange. So beautiful.

Aw...he looked so happy after eating.

What a magnificent animal.

Less than a minute of owl footage, and I'm already in love with the owl.

Finally, I recognise here an owl that I saw sitting on my shed about 15 years ago. It was only the once, and never returned. I was a bit concerned when Simon mentioned 'rings' on its feet, indicating that this one was a captive bird escaped (beginning to think that the owl on my shed might have been an escapee too). On looking it up online, I'm pleased to find I was indeed lucky to have had this species visit my garden (in Scotland) after all, since they do occur in the wild on occasion but are a rarity. From the video, you don't get a real sense of just how large these birds really are, and the eyes are a very piercing, bright orange. A very impressive species.

Simon calling that owner a "young man" 😂😂😂

I love her reaction at 0:15.

Wow, owls can live longer than I thought.

@corvidconfidential8826

3 жыл бұрын

You would be surprised at the lifespan of birds. In the wild, Ravens can live 20-30yrs but if well cared for in captivity, they can live up to 60+ i believe. Macaws i know for a fact can live as long as a hooman too. The smart birds that are equal to or smarter than a child are definitely just as important as a child, you have to be sure you can give them a home and love them unconditionally *for your whole life* However with birds, the latter is no problem 🦅💙

@genduncan5628

3 жыл бұрын

@@corvidconfidential8826 even pigeons and chickens can live to a good 15 - 20, and most larger parrots live 60+

What a Beautiful owl!!!!!

I said it before, and I' ll say it a million times again! Birds of prey are SOOOO cool .

My absolute favourite owl! I got to hold one of these beauties not too long ago, his name was Wally and he was a big sweetheart who liked cuddles, holding one and him happily cuddling in to my chest was a dream come true

I like how the owl winked at the start!

Oml that owl is absolutely beautiful

That owl in captivity?! So dam sad, so dam sad..

Beautiful owl, he was fortunate to be handed in to Simon & friends.

It's so funny when they say, "OMG, it's FOOD. I must acquire it & defend it to the death.

Save the wild life xx

Once one of those crushed against the glass of the door of my parent's bar, i could see it very close while it was in a box waiting to be taken by animal protection in my country. It hissed like a cat!!! but it was amazing!!!, an eagle owl. The Spanish vet sure was amazed by the "búho real".

i love that animals get saved its like you didn't fail at something .

Aww what a lovely little chap, gorgeous gemstone eyes. And I kind of agree with Simon; the owner looked a bit like an owl himself. :D

I'm glad he liked your cooking.

Gorgeous Owl. I just love Simon. He cracks me up.

Last summer I saw an eagle owl while hiking in Sweden. Sat in a tree near trail and then flew to other tree an sat there watching me. Flew away moments later.

Beautiful bird, and what a treat to have a visit from one. I am glad it was fine and...I hope those people left you a generous donation before they left.

poor little thing!! 😭😭😢😢 PRAYERS SENT TO HIM!! 👼💖😇😇😇😇

It's so cute because owls eat so happy looking

0:38 Vet: "He seems to be very hungry" Me: I wonder what they are gonna feed him? :D **Vet feeds owl DEAD BABIES** Me: AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

such a beautiful owl

Owls are so calm

People like Simon and other rescuers from Wildlife Aid Foundations restore my faith in humanity.As you can see from a lot of these videos how cruel people can be

What a stunning bird!

Omg he's so adorable >-

Beautiful owl!

Awww he is adorable thank you for saving him☺️😉😉

Your desk is almost as neat as mine.

What an utter treat! Such a rewarding end to the story as well. Thank you so much for sharing :o)

What a beautiful animal. Thanks 4 that vid.

absolutely magnificent bird. thank you for sharing 😆👍 xxx

you guys are an amazing orginazation. i look up to you guys so much!!! God bless you all.

Wow! He's beautiful.

Omg he is soooooo beautiful

I love owls their one of my favourite type of animals!

Beautiful birds

I have held one in a bird sanctuary I visited, absolutely huge and very heavy. Hope that gentleman gave a decent donation after you took care of him so well!

superb bird

such a pretty bird

Reminds me of when my dog gets out of the yard and goes on a walk about lol.

When He Eats Is So Big And Fluffy

Its so cute

I love you said his owner looked like a eagle owl! He did!!!

People need to be aware that watching commercials fully means more adsense revenue earned by youtube channels. So everyone out there if you cannot donate money- maybe you can donate some time and not skip the ads to help out.

Why did it take 6 days for this organization to come get their owl?

@Thyalwaysseek

3 жыл бұрын

@@jazzycat8917 Not good enough is it, what would have happened if it wasn't a rescue organization like Wild Aid that had found it and somebody had just been keeping it in a box all that time?

I love this video, and the work you guys do. I will admit I do have birds in captivity..BUT....they are all birds that have been injured to an extent that they can never be released, (by suggestion of my avian vet). But they all live very good lives.

Beautiful owl. Also cannot understand why so many morons are getting angry at you for feeding the owl dead chicks.

@NadiaGirl1

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin Ha at least there male chicks instead of them being killed inhumanly in The hatcheries, is good that in England there doing that and that should be done in the us to.

@teaartist6455

5 жыл бұрын

Yea, even other birds of prey, they are huge, fluffy and eat anything that moves.

1:00 happy Owl is happy

OMIGOSH I LOVE OWLS ( my favorite are barn owls ) In fact I have 10 owl themed things in my room right now!

I LOVE OWLS

Beautiful Owl. Also good to see Santa so involved in wildlife. What's the story behind it getting brought in? You mentioned it was hungry, so was it just weak from hunger and sitting somewhere it wasn't supposed to be? Great job as always. Edit: Whoops. Read the description. Nevermind!

The owner needed to make a large donation I thought. What can be done about changing the owners mind about keeping it in captivity - why cant he let it go locally? If the owner was doing a good job the owl will stay nearby.

There is a great youtuber who has an Eagle Owl. The females are very big, especially from the north. The Eagle Owl here should've been wearing a Jess which is just like a dog's collar and is very comfortable. I do think it's a possibility he slipped out but thank goodness his tag was still on so his human could find him. If you're interested in seeing what an Eagle owl does you should look up "Yoll" and she will pop up. Her human also has two little owls, a boreal owl, and a variety of reptiles, amphibians, as well as a spider. Nike's purpose for her KZread is to educate people as to why you don't want an Eagle owl and works at the airport with a goshawk to keep away small birds.

Love owls

The Eurasian eagle-owl (called Berguv here) is the regional bird of Dalarna in Sweden where i live.

He (or possibly she; how do you tell with owls?) is awfully docile. Very calm, even when he's being held upside-down.

@teaartist6455

5 жыл бұрын

With most birds of prey* it's the size, females are larger. So, I think this might be a he because they can have a wingspan of just under 2 metres (180 centimetres to be exact but there's a few larger ones) and this one seemed to be quite a bit smaller. After watching further, the owner referred to him as an he so seems like my guess was correct. *raptors, eagles and owls I checked but I'm not sure about others, though I think it's the case there as well.

the owl looks so confused

I love owls but hate the way the way they eat

Beautiful Owl, but poor little chick

0:06 me when I wake up

OMG the owl is the same age as me!! and born in the same year!

@RealFarknMcCoy

3 жыл бұрын

Birds are hatched, not born.

Lovely great big owl! If only they could tell us how they got where they turn up, eh?

Hopefully that owl will be a deity of wisdom

You should link the videos that are shown at the end, I would really like to watch them. Does anybody know what videos those are, especially the one with the baby fox?

did they compensate u?

Nice wl

Some schools dissect baby animals that unfortunately didn't make it

Lmfao he got so puffy XD

The owner does look like an owl!

owl with the shifty eye

Owls are cats with wings

@Raison_d-etre

4 жыл бұрын

Convergent evolution.

Poor guy 😭

that's when I was born

he was born the same year as I was

Its as old as my sister!

The owner looks like an owl Oo

❤️❤️👍🙏

Who's an Onnibird? Owl is!

vanoss what happened :'(

It's amazing how many of these animals perk up when food is brought in. I guess over civilization of nature has played havoc with the food supply of all of these creatures and that the main reason for their illnesses is malnutrition.

How on earth can you figure out that map?