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6:45 "Hello world!"

cant say i have witnessed a hummingbird release. crazy hummingbirds are one of the cooñest birds in gods creation

Great videos of the critters at home, the Enoch Wildlife Rescue and releases!! That golden eagle will feel so free while recovering in that large enclosure. When did "Wingnut" become "Whisper"...you thought we wouldn't notice?? Tyvm for all the hard work Martin, Susan, DG and all the wonderful volunteers! :) :)

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I've raised four Since they were born and am releasing them in a couple days but I've managed to keep mine very wild. I only interacted with feedings and kept out of sight all other times. Its to the point that they attack me when I reach for their bowls for food and water. I'm happy about that.

This new facility is amazing.

wow!!

Godspeed you wonderful people!!!😀😀its the meaning of life

I love how someone in the desert thinks that's "lots and lots of trees." 🤣

Those baby foxes are so dang cute! And for the first time ever, I got to see 2 red shoulder hawks in my backyard! Beautiful birds!

Poor fox kits…this happens too often. Thank you for helping them. I always find it touching when a small animal like the hawk gets scared and tries to be as ferocious as possible…not that his talons aren’t weapons, but he’s so tiny. The whole “I am death if you try to eat me” pose was not so impressive especially with the molting. It’s interesting watching his brain work. The Golden Eagle is regal…poor guy…it’s amazing he survived being hit by a car. The chamber is beautiful. I love watching the releases.

Thank you for the update! I’m a fairly new follower and already watched almost all of your videos so I was hoping for a new one❤. Wow, baby foxes!!!!! That’s new!!! Martin and Susan are my heroes! Their dedication and special touch makes each rescue unique! I would love to someday visit the new facility. How exciting that Martin and Susan made this dream a reality. Bravo to everyone involved 👏👏👏👏 I hope there is another vlog coming as I really enjoyed the Christmas one from last year. Thank you so much❌⭕️

So great to watch your dream of a place to do what you do on a larger more efficient and permanent setting grow and become a reality. This allows for more people to get involved and train up to do even more long after our generation has passed.

I am very very glad to see the new facility.

Stunning facility

Another fantastic video! Nice to see you well and super active in your new facilities.

The egg didn't go with the mom?

just super cool...the more the kids the better and hopefully this place will remain around for decades to come!

I love your wildlife center!

The grouse was in labor, right? She laid an egg.

Big fuzzy belly and scary feet. 😊

I'm thrilled your dreams came true with the center. I look forward to seeing you videoing with your ambassadors. You all are virtual family.

I've missed you! I'm happy for your new facility, but I miss the frequent videos.

I'm so happy to see that big flight chamber. That will be a lot more comfortable for many many birds

The flight chambers are also amazing❤❤

Adorable foxes so cute❤ God bless you

This is a fantastic video dg. Big Thanks to you for the editing and posting if for us. It's been so long since the last one was posted. Had so much fun watching it and remembering our busy summer (this video only shows part of it) I wanted to keep watching, then I found your link to your RUclips channel, primo kayak adventure to Castle Rock, with your co-pilot Tiel. That was a fun journey to watch and hear your narration. I wish I had time to watch Enoch Wildlife Rescue, Critter videos and your kayaking adventures videos every day! Have a Happy Day! Susan Tyner

Always great to see your work! So many brilliant little animals :) That eagle has a fantastic recovery chamber.

Watching soon yay missed you guys ❤

Lovely to see you both again, doing your good work. Thanks for taking time to prepare this video for us.

Thank you, Martin and Susan

The hawks are probably relocating because of the fires.

I am so sick of wreckless development!!! 👿👿👿

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So wonderful to see you and Susan!! Your dreams have finally come true!! Bless you both!!

Thank you Martin&Susan, nice job as always, love what you guys do💚

Beautiful new facility. God bless you for all your wonderful work, and so very happy to see the completed build.

Aww the foxes are cute 🥰

Are you going to out the egg in the incubator?

Love this video!

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Lol 7:00 he's enjoying that so much 😊

What mixer do you use for the milk ?

funny ya name be Martin and ya rescue Eagles - me name is Martin and me rescued over 70 Eagles past 17 years - same name same activities😁

love what ya all be doing - personally rescued over 70 Eagles past 17 years - keep up the good work -

Does he find his people? Is he accepted by other vultures how does it work?

Why did this make me cry. You guys are amazing. Praise God

I wonder why those ravens like to be pests? I would think it only takes away extra strength they could use for finding food. And I never knew the difference between ravens and crows.

I loved hearing about the courtship of the red tailed hawk! And you said after the mating season, they go their own ways. So interesting! I would love to hear more in future videos about the personal lives and relationships of the falcons, eagles and other kinds of hawks during and after mating season.

Thank u for help little chippy baby ❤❤❤