Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 07:02
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Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 17:50
Great story Thanks for sharing
Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 18:18
One lucky bird. Pity all the others that are not so lucky.
LML
LML
Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 18:30
Hey Myzo - now you're really famous. Well done!
Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 22:13
Go Myzo!!!
Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 30 Oct 2012, 07:25
Onya Myzo
Re: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 30 Oct 2012, 07:29
great job MyzoRe: Everyday Hero - Sea Eagle Saved
Posted: 30 Oct 2012, 08:13
It was one of those situations were several organizations and government departments actually cut through a lot of red tape to get a job done- and it worked!The eaglet is going very well with its sibling.
Unbelievable, I know. To me that was the most impressive thing about it (the cooperation, not the survival!!).
Total turnaround time from when the bird was taken from the nest to it being returned- including surgery and recovery- was less than 48 hrs.
I bet you if we tried to plan that again it would take weeks to get all the appropriate approvals etc!
There are some really good people out there who do a great job every day who get no acknowledgement for what they do. They're the ones who deserve the high praise.
From the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, NP & W, Birdlife Australia, the Animal Referral Hospital and the Cherry picker operator who donated the cherry picker & his time so that we could reach the chick in its precariously positioned nest and help it, it was a great team effort.
Cooperation is a wonderful thing and always gets the best results- just like what happens on AFF.
Now, if we can just get it to happen in the rest of the world....
Unbelievable, I know. To me that was the most impressive thing about it (the cooperation, not the survival!!).
Total turnaround time from when the bird was taken from the nest to it being returned- including surgery and recovery- was less than 48 hrs.
I bet you if we tried to plan that again it would take weeks to get all the appropriate approvals etc!
There are some really good people out there who do a great job every day who get no acknowledgement for what they do. They're the ones who deserve the high praise.
From the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, NP & W, Birdlife Australia, the Animal Referral Hospital and the Cherry picker operator who donated the cherry picker & his time so that we could reach the chick in its precariously positioned nest and help it, it was a great team effort.
Cooperation is a wonderful thing and always gets the best results- just like what happens on AFF.
Now, if we can just get it to happen in the rest of the world....