Haha, very true!

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That's enough to get anyone's hair...erm I mean feathers...off.

Thank you :)

Probably not Simon's after the times they got nipped. 😁

Well you absolutely don't want a dead animal rotting in your walls or chimney. You'd have the damage it anyway to get the dead body out, and then you have to deal with the smell. So really it makes all the sense to do the damage early and prevent having the deal with a dead rotting animal body. Damage like that doesn't seem like it'd be hard to repair anyway.

Logical, but that doesnt mean there arent people out there who wouldnt care if the animal died because they didnt want the damage done. Im sure theyre the minority but im also sure that theyre out there.

@@RandiPoitras Like I said, you don't even have to care about the animal for it to be entirely logical to let them break down the wall to let the animal out. It's more trouble for later anyway.

@@ShadeSlayer1911 That's a cold and practical perspective. This is not criticism, it's correct after all.

Thanks very much :)

Especially considering the talon damage was likely her trying to escape :(

Wildlife Aid will there be a follow up on the recovery process? I know you’ve given responsibility to another organization...

fabulousprofound someone asked this they said they will do their best.

People have actually died when falling in chimneys.

Thanks so much, and great to hear the sparrowhawk was ok! :)

We once had the same with a woodpecker. It flew against a window and was lying in the hot sun, stunned. I think it even bled a bit, which is a bad sign in animals with so few blood. It was heavily breathing, though, so we put it in a box and put some water next to it. After 15 minutes or so it got up and drank a bit of water, then went back into its delirium. After 30 minutes it suddenly tensed up, looking around, gasping for air and jumped out of the box (it had two open sides). Luckily there was a window that went down to the floor right next to where we put it, so it hopped to the window, which we opened hastily. It flew out of the window, nearly crashing into the nearby fence. Fortunately, it managed to pull itself up just high enough to not do that. After that, it seemed to get control over its flight again, pulling further up and landing in a tree. I hope it was okay. What is still fascinating to me is how you just noticed when it first began noticing its surroundings. It looked around and then thought "Where am I? What is all this?!" I wonder what it perceived when it got up to drink. It had to have enough perception to notice the water, which must have tasted weird for the bird, but not enough to understand where it was. I'd really like to know what the bird felt in that moment.

@@solar0wind falcons.birds

Thanks very much!

Haha thank you!

Thank you! We hope she will be better ASAP!

She could have gotten the damage before she went down into the wall or she was attacked before going into the wall, maybe by another hawk or another creature, At least she's getting the Help she needs to Fully Recover and hunt again :)

I liked the pizza, it had little square shaped pepporoni bites, which I enjoyed not have it get stuck in my teeth as round slices intend to do!

Possibly on their website, or social media, there'll be updates

We will do our best to :)

@@wildlifeaid Thank you, because this is only half of the story. And besides, we will worry about what happened, so it's best to know for sure. Thanks again.

Is he OK? Can we see what happened to the beard?

Me want to know too

Yes I hope he can do what he has said he will do.

She is in the best hands to get her back in the skies :)

Sending you a hug my friend! :)

OK attention seeker no need to tell people just donate you seem like your looking for appraisal. Like youtubers giving to the homeless.

@@yul4206 Dude, people donate for whatever reason, lets not judge, esp as this is a wonderful cause.

@@yul4206 whats wrong with appraisal for a good deed, it is nice to know that there are kind people who care to donate

He wasn't donating from his kindness he's was donating to get likes. You see it all the time on KZfaq.

Thanks very much. We will ensure she gets back to the wild eventually!

@@wildlifeaid holy crows I was NOT expecting a reply straight from y'all, thx!! I had no doubt about the falcon in your guys' hands however, y'all do great work with animals your videos are cool!!

Thanks so much :)

Thank you so much :)

Thank you! This was discussed with the family after the rescue :)

@@wildlifeaid Thank you :-)

Thanks again Lucy, hope you're keeping well!

Thank you!

Haha thank you :)

Thank you! We will do our best :)

Thanks so much :)

Thanks so much. We will do our best :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks so much :)

Thanks for your support!

Thanks so much :)

Thanks very much!

Since it is with an expert I doubt Wildlife Aid will get any more updates on this case.

We will do our best to :)

Thanks so much. We were very lucky they were so understanding!

Thank you! We were very lucky they were so understanding :)

Thank you! This suggestion was made after the rescue :)

Thanks so much :)

Thank you so much :)

She certainly made the rescue easier!

The birds will die of fright from a power tool. Slowly chipping away is much less stressful for the animals.

Thanks very much :)

Thanks so much :)

They are amazing birds :)

Definitely! We will do our best :)

Thanks so much :)

Thanks so much :)

We will try to :)

Thanks so much, that's very kind of you! Hope you like our videos :)

@@wildlifeaid If this video is anything to go by, then, yes, I do love the content. If only I knew how to teach road sense to the Kangaroos and wombats here in Australia. I only say that as I've helped out my fair share of infants orphaned through road collisions. Such a sweet tear to the eye when you see them then thrive back out in the wild where they belong.