00:00At first glance, this hawk looked completely trapped.
00:03He was hanging upside down, trapped inside a baseball batting cage.
00:11Luckily, someone knew exactly who to call.
00:14I actually do hawk rescues often.
00:15He seemed to appreciate the help.
00:18He was very calm.
00:19He didn't try to bite me, didn't try to attack me.
00:22A lot of times he got actually physically stuck inside the netting,
00:24but that wasn't the case in this situation.
00:26John rushed over from another animal rescue.
00:28Without the proper equipment, he'd have to improvise.
00:32No latter.
00:32I would make sure everyone stayed safe, including myself and an animal.
00:37Normally, wild hawks panic when people get anywhere near them.
00:40But this one stayed incredibly calm.
00:43Almost like he knew John was there to help.
00:45I need wildlife. They're going to be freaking out.
00:47So it was very unusual that it was letting me that close to me.
00:50Bouncing on the chair wasn't easy.
00:52Every move had to be slow and careful for both of them.
01:09The hawk was finally safe.
01:21The hawk was finally safe.
01:24I brought him to sweep our nature center for an evaluation.
01:30After a full veterinary evaluation,
01:33rescuers discovered he wasn't even injured.
01:35And he wasn't sick.
01:37A few days later,
01:39the hawk was released into the very same park where it belongs.
01:43They burned back and he flew right off.
01:44And he didn't give it to death.
01:47The Amount by Osberdrool.
01:48And his compassion his teammate called Movies.
01:51And he was still related to me.
01:51And he flew right on the wall.
01:51And he's lost.
01:52I flew in the chair of the чтобыptoby arm.
01:52And he's still alive.
01:52The way the sun Philips.
01:52The day before.
01:53Of course the Banedelics of the Atlantic.
01:55Top than sent his sauveldha.
