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If there are this many basses then how tf do I not catch any

Beautiful video. Thank you!

Very nice footage!

Excellent footage! I really enjoyed this one with the audio, it played well together. Also was interesting to see their own curiosity and behaviors. The sunfish appeared to be protecting their nests, and I saw some yellow perch _Perca flavescens_ at the end!

Orb weavers are very mesmerizing. I’ve had a few over the years show up and I would check on them everyday. A very large yellow garden specimen one year had a couple tiny males that would hang on the fringes of the gorgeous web. I enjoy the brown garden spiders too that take down their web every morning as well. Down south we typically see the orb weavers more in late summer, early autumn.

So these turtles drive away from their territories not only other turtles,but all intruders in general,including man?

This is one of my favorite spiders, the translucent green of their legs is unmatched!

This was really good! Thank you!

I liked the music

Girl's got those boots!

But yet they use their wings for the flight to a certain degree, don't they?

My absolute favorite insect. Theyre beautiful and huge up close.

The raindrops on the water are so beautiful.

I think he lost a limb.

How do you distinguish them as spring peeper tadpoles? I've seen many large writhing masses of black tadpoles in Southern Ontario July 2nd. The tadpoles appear to be black with gold specks, a flat belly and eyes at the top of their heads. They have a solid tail with translucent clear fins. I want to ID these.

Nice! Too many small fish and not enough larger predators will stunt the growth of everything. My cousin's one pond is loaded with small bluegill and I toss them in the stream below the dam for the coons. I did the same to larger pond and it has a much heathier population.

The colors and iridescence of that turtle’s shell are stunning. I’ve never seen one like that.

😍😍😍

Woah, what is with the iridescence? That's wild looking

What amazing underwater footage!

very cute muskrat

I can't thank you enough for your fabulous recordings. You are able to recreate the moments of my childhood that I loved the best but with way better coverage, angles, proximity etc. Utterly beautiful.

Wow!

Great reptile footage. The water snake was a bonus! Are there beavers in that area? 2:18 just wondering how that log front and center got cut that way out in the wild.

Insane...

Это нормально, что она откладывает яйца в дневное время?

Such beautiful footage, as always. Do you know why the ospreys were bothering the herons? Are they trying to protect their young? Being territorial? Just mean?

I wish I was that fish

Pandora or Pandorus Sphinx moth worm (Caterpillars), its food is Virginia creeper, it also exists in North China.

Redundancy is fun. The herrings harrowing journey was ended by the heron.

Must be one satifying dump

Amazing experience!

Hardest working bird in the forest!

Great video

Very nice video. Herons are so cool! Enjoyed seeing the gull as well.

WASTE OF TIME! DIDNT EVEN SHOW IT!

And those log cabin caddisfly larvae are the weirdest creatures I’ve seen lately. Are the stick-like formations part of their body or something added to disguise them?

What glorious views of that lovely ovenbird!

Thank you for sharing. I have a Cardinal nest built right outside my back patio in a Rose of Sharon bush. Two little eggs are in it right now. Your video helps me to know what activity I can expect to witness over the coming weeks.

Nice Video. Keep them coming. People need to be thrilled by the wonderfulness of Nature. Doctor George Whitehead

Thank god im not a butterfly 😳

I don't think that's a bullfrog they are more fater

The birdsong resumes at 16:00.

where is the flamethrower

"ah! you did it! :ooooo" *snake actively slithering away* "aaand you escaped from your cage :/"

Thank you so much for capturing the phantom crane flies in flight! I just saw one here in Florida. It's been years since I've seen any around here. I never knew what they were called. Just remembered them being super cool to watch in flight! The one I saw today in my house only has 4 legs and resembles a drone. 😄

Am I the only one who thinks it looks like Kaa, the snake in Jungle Book?

Thank you for giving us this insight into a beautiful winged couple's life. What tree are they nesting in, and how high is it off the ground? Just curious how you got such an up close vantage point! 🐦 I am in Ontario and I am blessed to have cardinals visit daily. I love seeing the male do his proud little chirp to signal to his shyer half to come nibble at my sunflower seed buffet. Sometimes she needs encouragement and seeing him feed her mouth to mouth is so so sweet.

Selamat anda mendapatkan makan siang yang empuk😂

What are the yellow arrows?