Join us on an extraordinary journey with Bare Hands Beran and his dedicated crew of animal experts as we delve into the fascinating world of wildlife rescue and conservation. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, the Wildlife Command Center is more than just a rescue operation; it's a hub of action, education, and passion for all things wild and free! Our channel features: Thrilling Wildlife Rescues: Watch as Bare Hands Beran and his team skillfully handle challenging wildlife situations, prioritizing human safety while compassionately caring for animals. Fascinating Animal Facts: Dive into the intriguing lives of animals with our educational segments, where we share amazing facts and secrets of the animal kingdom. Expert Insights: Gain valuable knowledge from our team of experts on handling wildlife encounters, understanding animal behavior, and contributing to conservation efforts.
@Whatsittoy, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@TheWa1rusGod, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
I found one on the side of the road, I called one of my teachers because they were into birds. He said it was a red shoulder or red tail & took it to a raptologist lady. They said it had eaten a poisoned rodent. She was feeding it mice, without gloves on & it shredded her hand with it's talons. I was trying to feed it hotdogs. Glad I didn't keep it.
@user-ul6dc4qc4j, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@SerenityMusic3, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@kathleengraham4917, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@MasterOfViewership, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@@WildlifeCommandCenter Oh, don't worry. I meant at a wildlife education center. I know wild animals are supposed to remain wild and I am not licensed to approach wild animals, but I live in a city near a path for migration of eagles, hawks, and falcons, so I see them enough as it is
Yes 🌟 Hey there wildlife enthusiasts! 🐾 @PocketBrain , Did you enjoy this captivating RU-vid short featuring Bare Hands Beran in action? 🎥 If you loved what you saw, you're in for a treat because this short is actually pulled from a longer, more in-depth video! 📹 💡 RU-vid shorts like these give you a sneak peek into the thrilling world of wildlife rescue and conservation, but there's so much more to discover in the full-length videos! 🌿 Dive deeper into the fascinating stories and adventures of Bare Hands Beran by checking out the complete episode. 📺 🔍 And for those of you who can't get enough of the action-packed moments captured in this short, don't worry! You can watch this specific scene again by clicking on the long form link.🎬 🚀 Don't miss out on any of the excitement! Hit that subscribe button, turn on notifications, and join us for even more thrilling wildlife encounters with Bare Hands Beran! 🐍🦡 #RU-vidShorts #WildlifeAdventures #BareHandsBeran #WildlifeConservation #VideoTeaser #FullLengthVideo
Hey @williammcleroy558 I certainly do love all birds of prey, Harris Hawks are my all time favorite! Check out this "Hawk Like" play list for more of my videos about birds of prey! ru-vid.com/group/PLxzuCqdKlTsvAwqtXp5siznoY5V1v9TUB
Hey there, Hawk Watchers! 🦅😉 Seems like my "better place" comment ruffled some feathers! Just to clear the air-no hawks were harmed in the making of this video! When I said "better place," I meant a safer spot, not the great beyond! 😂🌳 Our feathered friend was just in need of a little relocation service, courtesy of yours truly, Bare Hands Beran. Imagine it as a free Uber ride to a five-star nature resort, minus the minibar. 🚗💨 Thanks for tuning in and for your concern-both are sky-high appreciated! Remember, here at Wildlife Command Center, we're all about uplifting wildlife... sometimes quite literally! Keep your eyes to the skies and stay hawkward, everyone! 🌟👀 #RedShoulderedHawk #HawkRescue #WildlifeRescue #BetterPlace #WildlifeCommandCenter #RU-vidNatureHeroes Watch more feathery adventures: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ]
Hey there, Hawk Watchers! 🦅😉 Seems like my "better place" comment ruffled some feathers! Just to clear the air-no hawks were harmed in the making of this video! When I said "better place," I meant a safer spot, not the great beyond! 😂🌳 Our feathered friend was just in need of a little relocation service, courtesy of yours truly, Bare Hands Beran. Imagine it as a free Uber ride to a five-star nature resort, minus the minibar. 🚗💨 Thanks for tuning in and for your concern-both are sky-high appreciated! Remember, here at Wildlife Command Center, we're all about uplifting wildlife... sometimes quite literally! Keep your eyes to the skies and stay hawkward, everyone! 🌟👀 #RedShoulderedHawk #HawkRescue #WildlifeRescue #BetterPlace #WildlifeCommandCenter #RU-vidNatureHeroes Watch more feathery adventures: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ]
@theotherside8258, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@tomasviane3844, YouKnow ..... [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ] it's always a poignant moment when we discuss wildlife that has passed on or been moved to a sanctuary or rehabilitation center where they can receive the care they need. When we say a hawk or any other animal has "gone to a better place," we're often referring to these sanctuaries where they can live out their lives in peace, or in nature, if they've passed away after living a full life. Thank you for your thoughtful engagement with our content. Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more updates and stories about the lives of these magnificent creatures. Your support is crucial in our mission to provide care and a better life for wildlife. #WildlifeConservation #SanctuaryLife #InMemory
@piggypiggypig1746, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly 🌟 Hey there wildlife enthusiasts! 🐾 @piggypiggypig1746 , Did you enjoy this captivating RU-vid short featuring Bare Hands Beran in action? 🎥 If you loved what you saw, you're in for a treat because this short is actually pulled from a longer, more in-depth video! 📹 💡 RU-vid shorts like these give you a sneak peek into the thrilling world of wildlife rescue and conservation, but there's so much more to discover in the full-length videos! 🌿 Dive deeper into the fascinating stories and adventures of Bare Hands Beran by checking out the complete episode. 📺 🔍 And for those of you who can't get enough of the action-packed moments captured in this short, don't worry! You can watch this specific scene again by clicking on the long form link.🎬 🚀 Don't miss out on any of the excitement! Hit that subscribe button, turn on notifications, and join us for even more thrilling wildlife encounters with Bare Hands Beran! 🐍🦡 #RU-vidShorts #WildlifeAdventures #BareHandsBeran #WildlifeConservation #VideoTeaser #FullLengthVideo
@lindaburnette8200, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@danr5462, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@@WildlifeCommandCenter Thanks for your reply and the interesting information. My comment was jocular of course. I love all animals and all forms of life.
@Nacimin, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@rutbuster1 Thank You ..... Watch all our opossum shorts here: ru-vid.com/group/PLxzuCqdKlTste8oiwsUuvC4zBWJWyMlhm If you like our rescue efforts then take the next step and support us finacially through our Patreon here: @rutbuster1 SUPPORT ON PATREON (CHECK OUT THE PERKS) 🙌 patreon.com/user?u=29447936
🌟 Hey there wildlife enthusiasts! 🐾 @pamelag7553 , Did you enjoy this captivating RU-vid short featuring Bare Hands Beran in action? 🎥 If you loved what you saw, you're in for a treat because this short is actually pulled from a longer, more in-depth video! 📹 💡 RU-vid shorts like these give you a sneak peek into the thrilling world of wildlife rescue and conservation, but there's so much more to discover in the full-length videos! 🌿 Dive deeper into the fascinating stories and adventures of Bare Hands Beran by checking out the complete episode. 📺 🔍 And for those of you who can't get enough of the action-packed moments captured in this short, don't worry! You can watch this specific scene again by clicking on the long form link.🎬 🚀 Don't miss out on any of the excitement! Hit that subscribe button, turn on notifications, and join us for even more thrilling wildlife encounters with Bare Hands Beran! 🐍🦡 #RU-vidShorts #WildlifeAdventures #BareHandsBeran #WildlifeConservation #VideoTeaser #FullLengthVideo
@Cat7., A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
Hey there @user-dt5ov5fz7k - www.youtube.com/@WildlifeCommandCenter/shorts Bare Hands Beran here aka "Michael" I really appreciate the validation and praise, it's a huge pick me up from the normal RU-vid negativity, thanks for the support! If you were entertained with that video then check these videos out!
@user-ow4xl6sf5d, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@jacquestube, YouKnow ..... [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ] it's always a poignant moment when we discuss wildlife that has passed on or been moved to a sanctuary or rehabilitation center where they can receive the care they need. When we say a hawk or any other animal has "gone to a better place," we're often referring to these sanctuaries where they can live out their lives in peace, or in nature, if they've passed away after living a full life. Thank you for your thoughtful engagement with our content. Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more updates and stories about the lives of these magnificent creatures. Your support is crucial in our mission to provide care and a better life for wildlife. #WildlifeConservation #SanctuaryLife #InMemory
Hey there, Hawk Watchers! 🦅😉 Seems like my "better place" comment ruffled some feathers! Just to clear the air-no hawks were harmed in the making of this video! When I said "better place," I meant a safer spot, not the great beyond! 😂🌳 Our feathered friend was just in need of a little relocation service, courtesy of yours truly, Bare Hands Beran. Imagine it as a free Uber ride to a five-star nature resort, minus the minibar. 🚗💨 Thanks for tuning in and for your concern-both are sky-high appreciated! Remember, here at Wildlife Command Center, we're all about uplifting wildlife... sometimes quite literally! Keep your eyes to the skies and stay hawkward, everyone! 🌟👀 #RedShoulderedHawk #HawkRescue #WildlifeRescue #BetterPlace #WildlifeCommandCenter #RU-vidNatureHeroes Watch more feathery adventures: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ]
Hey there @RazingthenRaising - www.youtube.com/@WildlifeCommandCenter/shorts Bare Hands Beran here aka "Michael" I really appreciate the validation and praise, it's a huge pick me up from the normal RU-vid negativity, thanks for the support! If you were entertained with that video then check these videos out!
@joshterrien7432, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@dhotnessmcawesome9747, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@MikeQuinn71, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
Falconers do not raise their raptors from chicks. The capture adults and train them. While the birds are kept by the falconer, they are treated with extreme care, weighed every day to make sure they are in their healthiest zone, and well fed. Usually falconers release them after a season or two. That said, this guy is just getting the bird out of trouble.
@salamanca1954, thank you for sharing such detailed and insightful information about falconry! You're absolutely right; the traditional approach involves capturing adult raptors, ensuring they maintain optimal health through meticulous care, and often releasing them back into the wild after their training and hunting seasons. This practice emphasizes respect and responsibility towards these magnificent birds. In the case of the bird featured in our video, we were indeed just assisting it out of a tricky situation. It’s part of our commitment at @WildlifeCommandCenter to help wildlife in distress, ensuring they can either return to their natural environment or receive the care they need if they’re unable to survive on their own. Your clarification about imprinting for specific purposes is also spot-on and highlights the complexity and ethical considerations involved in working closely with birds of prey. Thank you for enriching the conversation with your expertise! For more insights into how we handle various wildlife situations, keep watching: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ] #Falconry #RaptorRescue #WildlifeCare #WildlifeCommandCenter
@@WildlifeCommandCenter Thank you! All that I know about falconry is what I learned 20 years ago during a public presentation on the subject by a falconer who had three raptors with him, and a crowd of about 70 people who had gathered round. It was my day off as a newspaper editor at the time. The man introduced his subject, talked about it a little bit, and then asked for questions from the crowd -- which remained dead silent. Apparently nobody dared to be curious out loud. So, since my career as a reporter and later as an editor involved asking questions, I started asking the questions, and he started giving the answers. After almost an hour and some great information and demonstrations, he wrapped up his talk, and as he was doing so thanked me profusely for all of my questions, which essentially saved his presentation. I told him it was my pleasure and that I had as much fun learning about falconry as I'm sure many of the people in the crowd had. And that's how I know what I know about falconry... 20 years notwithstanding. If something is interesting I tend to remember it, and I found it fascinating.
If it’s a baby kite falcon, they need to leave it alone because the parents will continue to care for it outside of the nest. They do this in extreme heat to keep their babies cooler.
@T_is_for_T, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@pamelag7553, thank you for your concern and kind words! When we first encountered the owl, there was indeed suspicion that it might have been poisoned due to its distressed state. Thankfully, after a thorough examination and care at the World Bird Sanctuary, the owl made a remarkably swift recovery. I'm thrilled to update you that the owl is now back in the wild, soaring free as we speak! It’s always a joy to see these beautiful creatures return to their natural habitat, healthy and strong. Handling wildlife with the care they require is crucial, and we strive to ensure each animal gets the best chance at a successful recovery and release. For more updates and stories from our work with wildlife, keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ] #OwlRescue #WildlifeRecovery #FreedomFlight #WildlifeCommandCenter
Hey there, Hawk Watchers! 🦅😉 Seems like my "better place" comment ruffled some feathers! Just to clear the air-no hawks were harmed in the making of this video! When I said "better place," I meant a safer spot, not the great beyond! 😂🌳 Our feathered friend was just in need of a little relocation service, courtesy of yours truly, Bare Hands Beran. Imagine it as a free Uber ride to a five-star nature resort, minus the minibar. 🚗💨 Thanks for tuning in and for your concern-both are sky-high appreciated! Remember, here at Wildlife Command Center, we're all about uplifting wildlife... sometimes quite literally! Keep your eyes to the skies and stay hawkward, everyone! 🌟👀 #RedShoulderedHawk #HawkRescue #WildlifeRescue #BetterPlace #WildlifeCommandCenter #RU-vidNatureHeroes Watch more feathery adventures: [ru-vid.com/show-UCx4UeydCJfXHnV-wtF80TEQ]
@madhippy3, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@chrisman2598, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@redbird57, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@ofekpearl, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@user-rt9is5ew8c, A young Red-Shouldered Hawk, often referred to as a "brancher," is at a critical stage where it's just beginning to leave the nest and explore its surroundings. This period can indeed be quite perilous, especially in urban environments where natural hazards are replaced by man-made ones. These young hawks may struggle with obstacles like buildings, vehicles, and power lines as they learn to fly and navigate their territory. Thank you for your insightful observation! Keep watching @WildlifeCommandCenter for more educational content about the challenges wildlife faces and how we can help. Your interest and support help us continue our work in wildlife rescue and conservation. #UrbanWildlife #HawkConservation #LearningToFly
@WildlifeCommandCenter a few years ago there was a bird in my back yard, I went to check it out and when I got to it and could really see, it's a baby hawk, a fledgling. I say don't worry I won't touch you, the beak is leathel looking I set a small dish of clean water and got to watch from my screen porch 😏 so cool 😎 thanks for your response and the wonderful help yall do
I’m currently looking for a sponsor, but in the mean time, I’ve been binge watching your falconry videos. Love them! I was wondering why do you always put a mouse and a gerbil in the trap?
