Bald Eagle Update Feb 2015
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Published 2015-02-08
He came to us a month ago emaciated, extremely week and lethargic. Thanks Don Alger for seeing that he hadn't moved since the day before and reporting him to Martin Tyner of the Southwest Wildlife Foundation.
Full Video about this eagle
The Bald Eagle That Would Not Quit
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All Comments (21)
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Poor guy, he seems so sad. Thank you for being so gentle and taking such good care of him. I think you're the Eagle Whisperer.
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God bless these warriors for protecting our wildlife! I admire your passion to help them. Keep it up, we need more like you.
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I just want to thank you so much for taking care of such wonderful creatures. You must have a very big heart to do such wonderful things - helping Bald Eagles must be very rewarding in the knowledge you are helping them survive and helping them have happier lives afterwards. Every single eagle you save is a friend of yours for life. I salute you sir!
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How lucky you are to be able to work with these incredible birds.......and this one seems to like the rubs. And, how lucky are they to have you in their corner. Thank you.
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Gorgeous boy. Hope he continues to get better. ❤️❤️💕💕
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Thank you for this video. I've been watching live cams of eagles in their natural habitat, and I must say I'm truly amazed at their beauty. There are 2 live cams out of Florida, 1 in PA, and a few others scattered here and there. Seeing the hatching of a few is what really caught my interest; they're very protective of their young. It takes a very special kind of person to do what you're doing by taking care of these glorious creatures - thank you so much, and thank you for your videos! GBU all ~
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Beautiful... thank you so much
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Love how he is preening, I think he is more interested in a good scratch, and playtime than a meal! I could swear I just saw an eagle smile,
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thats a very beautiful eagle your taking care of, much respect and thanks for sharing,
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Blessings to this wonderful man to help such a beautiful creature
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I'm loving the way his feathers are laying on his wings. Gives the illusion of a massive maze
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That bird is beautiful. 😊
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poor guy, I love that you care for them
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Amazing video, you guys are heroes!
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yes thank you, is the only necessary comment that should be here!
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Such a beautiful bird!
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What amazing bird,And God bless you Sir for taking care such a beautiful animal....🙏😍🙌😘💪
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Dang, those bald eagles are huge!
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Thank God .I am very happy to see ppl who helps injured animal even wild animal .I wish you all the best ! Thank you :) I am deadly wondering to see this bald eagle as full rocovered and fly in to the wild again :)
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Mate, you are a legend! Good work!!!
