Baby Chipmunk Raised and Released Back to the Wild!
A surprise very season baby Chipmunk arrived to keep Susan and Martin up feeding babies at all hours even longer.
Golden Eagle Goes Home!
After a short stay, a big healthy adult Golden Eagle was released back to the sky!
Four Cottontail Rabbits Released to the Wild!
Four more Cottontails released back to the wild!
00:00 – 13:00 Feeding and Discussion
14:00 – 20:00 Another Feeding
20:00 – 21:30 Another Cottontail arrives
21:30 – 28:00 Release #1
28:00 – 31:00 Release #2
Wet, Cold, Near Drowned Hawk
An otherwise healthy adult Red Tail Hawk made a mistake. The hawk somehow got caught in a water trough. If not for the help of a rancher, it is likely the hawk would have drown or died from cold.
00:00 – 01:39 On route to rescue hawk
01:30 – 02:35 Picking up Hawk
02:35 – 06:24 Heading home with Hawk
06:24 – 26:14 Drying the Hawk
26:14 – 28:00 Checking on the Hawk in the basement
28:00 – 29:56 Taking Hawk out to Chamber
29:56 – 32:00 Discussion about the Hawk
32:00 – 37:32 Release day, getting Hawk from chamber
37:49 – 42:08 Release of the Hawk back to the wild
Roadtrip: Wildlife Presentation in Big Bear
Susan, Martin, Scout the Golden Eagle, Belle the Harris Hawk and Helen the Peregrine Falcon all packed into the Subaru for a roadtrip to Big Bear California.
All Kinds of Little Birds!
00:00 April 28, 2021: Little Hawk Release
04:03 June 25, 2021: Hummingbird Release but not really…
05:50 June 5, 2021: Bye Bye House Finches
07:02 June 11, 2021: Mourning Dove
08:48 June 20, 2021: Checking in on Robins
10:13 June 20, 2021: Checking in on Hummingbirds
11:29 June 20, 2021: Hungry new baby arrival
12:07 June 20, 2021: Checking in on Swallows
14:57 June 27, 2021: Hummingbird Update
16:02 June 27, 2021: Checking in on Robins
16:58 June 27, 2021: Hummingbird Update
17:37 June 30, 2021: New baby Hummingbirds
18:28 July 4, 2021: Hummingbird Update
18:58 July 8, 2021: Bobbing for Crickets
20:58 July 20, 2021: Hummingbird Release
21:54 July 21, 2021: Little Dove
23:51 July 24 2021: Feeding Babies
24:55 July 24, 2021: Little Dove update
25:35 July 24 2021: Kingbird and Barn Swallow
27:23 July 24, 2021: Little Dove Update
29:23 August 7, 2021: Sparrow rele…oh he’s gone…
29:45 July 21, 2021: Hawk stopping by to eat a pigeon
Updates: Enoch Property | Martin’s Eyeballs | Unboxing
00:00 Martin checking on nest at undisclosed location
00:49 At the Enoch Property signing a build check
02:58 Checking on Enoch Property after storms
06:42 After surgery on Eyeball Number Two
07:15 Unboxing Gifts
Golden Eagle Victim of the Heat and the Drought
On July 11th, the first Golden Eagle of the year arrived to the rescue center. Before the torrential rains down on Enoch lately, this young eagle suffered greatly from the added challenge of the extended drought in Utah. He’s doing well now, and we hope to release him in late August when things begin to cool down.
The release will be in our new home of Enoch, Utah.
Name Dropping!
We Need a Name!
We’d like to ask for your suggestions regarding the naming of our new property in Enoch.
So far, we are leaning towards including the name “Enoch” in the title, but we’re still taking ideas and mulling over all the options.
If you’ve got a name suggestion please send us a note at [email protected]
Name Suggestions So Far
- Sue B: Name after Martin’s Grandfather
- Maria C: Tyner Raptor Sanctuary
- Christine P: Doing Good Today for Critters
- LadyFigment: Healer of Angels
- Fran T: Dedicated to Grandparents Waters-Tyner Center
- Nejat A: Angels Healing Center
- darkgerry92: The Healing Nest
- tschouten1: Healing Waters Wildlife Center
- Helene L: Martin Tyner Facility
- AE: Named after Martin, Susan, Scout
- dg: Tyner Raptor Facility
- Dorothybell11: Enoch’s Ark
- Kathy H: Martin & Susan Tyner’s Healing Nest
- samtheman: Martin & Susan Tyner Rehabilitation Center
- Maria D’Ange: The Tyner Wildlife Rescue Center *
- Ellen: Chambers for Healing
- Jasna: Feather of hope
- Jasna: Wings of freedom
- Jasna: Nest is the best
- Jasna: Fly and SMILE
- Jasna: Nest for rest
- Jasna: KINDnest
- Jasna: Fly for me
- Jasna: OneNest or OnenessT
- Jasna: Lean on me
- Jasna: Eagle’s wings
- Robert D: Healing Wings Enoch Bird Rescue
- Kathy R: Martin and Susan Tyners Raptor Rehab And Rescue Center
- Wally T: Wings of hope
- nekonip: Southwest wildlife rehabilitation habitat
- sofia l: Tyner’s Healing Nest
- carson g: Raptor sanctuary
- Penney b: Enoch City Raptor Rescue Center.
- Janet D: Scout’s haven
- Palmyre Z: Angel Wings
- Buttercup: The Tyner Healing Nest
- DF: Tyner’s Raptor R&R
- voidremoved: Rehab is for Critters
- Mira M: Healing Wings Wild Life Center
- GrandmaChelle: Doing Good Today
- GrandmaChelle: Healer of Angels
- Susan P: Raptor (or Wildlife) Haven of Enoch
- JC: Valkyrie Wildlife Center
- Al B: The Martin and Susan Tyner Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
- Lorette G: Rest And Recovery Sanctuary
- Mac: Underwing Raptor Rescue
- Nannette: The Healing Perch
- Nannette: Comeback Critters
- Nannette: Rebound Roost
- Marie K: Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Enoch
- Paul L: Named after Bud
- Jennifer P: Eagle Eye Point Rescue Center for Southwestern Wildlife of Utah
- Juanita L: Cody’s House
- spalmer: S.C.O.U.T
- yhazel: Wildlife Rescue Center for hawks and eagles
- ngraham: Southwest Wildlife Raptor Rescue Center
- cary_r: Raptor 1
- Linda L: Enoch Center for Healing Angels
- Susan W: Tyner Wildlife Sanctuary for Recovery
- Tracy Z: Sky Bound Rescue of Enoch
- Sandra G: Eagles Landing Wildlife Foundation and Rehabilitation of Enoch
- Annie S: Enoch Raptor Rescue and Rehab
- Ellen: Martin and Susan’s Chamber’s for Healing wildlife foundation
- Barbara L: Kitty hawk center
- Cookin: Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Center
- Cookin: Wildlife Rescue Center of Enoch
- Gerald: Animals from God A healing Touch.
- Penny P: Whole healing centre for all critters.
- Doc: Wild Wings Raptor R&R ( rescue & rehab)
- Dory: The bird house
- Ashley: Critter’s First
- Phoebe: Tyner’s Raptors & Wildlife Center
- SG: Tyner Raptor Rescue Centre
- BaltimoreActual: “Birds of a feather” – Raptor Rescue Center
- Erica H: The Martin and Susan Tyner Wildlife Raptor
Rehabilitation Center of Enoch
* vote noted
Morning Critter Feeding
00:00 Intro and Critter Food Preparation
08:00 Feeding a baby Turkey Vulture
10:00 Feeding young Cooper’s Hawk
14:00 Feeding Kestrel Falcons
25:00 Feeding juvenile Golden Eagle
32:00 Feeding White Belly Bald Eagle
From July 18th, 2021: Martin’s morning feeding with all the critters currently in our rescue center.
More on many of these animals coming soon!
Please join us for a livestream on Saturday, July 24th at 11am Utah time.
Livestream Link
You are welcome to send questions in advance to [email protected]
Caring for Young Cottontails
Some very young cottontails were brought to the rescue center. After weeks of bottle feeding and special very precise care, one has been released back into the wild with more to come.
Cutest Invader Evah!
In early July a very young Dove arrived at the rescue center. At such a young age, it is difficult to discern what type of dove it is. With time and growth, it became apparent the Dove was a “Ring Neck” which is not a native species but an invasive species. Non Native critters can negatively affect the well being of native species. We are not permitted to release non-native wildlife.
Fortunately, this invasive species dove has found a forever home.
Let Them Be Roadrunners!
00:00 Day 1: May 10th, 2021 Three baby Roadrunners arrive
03:06 Another Feeding
04:58 Day 2: Feeding
06:51 Another Feeding
08:50 Day 3 Feeding
10:44 Another Feeding
13:45 Day 4 Feeding
15:24 Day 9 May 18th Roadrunners out in chamber
17:29 Day 14 May 23 Feeding in weathering yard
20:33 Day 16 May 25th Roadrunners begin feeding themselves
26:35 Day 20 May 29 Roadrunners show signs of independence
29:56 Day 26 June 4 Checking in
37:29 Day 31 June 9 Roadrunners given live crickets
42:50 Day 41 June 19 Roadrunners tucked into bed
46:30 Day 42 June 20 Roadrunners released back into the wild
Two Chipmunks Back to the Wild!
Two young chipmunks came in nearly weaned. They needed just a few days of bottle feeding before they began eating on their own and ready to run wild.
Spring Babies Update & Subaru Mod
A tour of all the little baby birds we’re currently caring for and a modification to our Subaru Forrester from Findlay Subaru of St. George.
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