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@@marydelvecchio4807 That's one of the calls of the Eastern Screech Owl. It's very eerie when heard in person.

@@debraaument1741 thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

I can't wait to return when the sun is shining! Cloudy mornings can be a challenge to see wildlife clearly. Glad you enjoyed it.

Good morning! Thank you so much for watching and for the comment. Although they blend in with their surroundings, they truly are beautiful when spotted. Sometimes it's hard to see them since they are mostly quiet as they make their way up the tree trunk. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a great day, Knut!

Glad you enjoyed it. I wish the clouds weren't so thick. It cleared up later, but by then it wasn't orange. Such a neat evening.

@@Wondering_About_Nature I think the clouds added an extra level of beauty. Not the usual full moon we see and the colours were amazing.

Glad you enjoyed it! I love watching your videos, too, since we have some similar species but so many different ones, too. Now that the weather has gotten colder, the dragonflies won't be around, but at least we have our videos to fill us with joy until the warm months return. Have a great day.

It's amazing how some of the butterflies aren't as colorful but still beautiful with their patterns. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Take care and have a great day.

That's true. Thanks for that detail!

@@debraaument1741 Glad you enjoyed it.

I was glad to be at the right place at the right time. Wish I had remembered my tripod! It was neat seeing the needlefish since I had never seen an Osprey with one before. Thanks for watching.

We also have Golden-crowned Kinglets with yellow feathers on the head. They both are such busy birds that it's hard to get shots of the color on the head most time. I'm glad you enjoyed seeing the bird in the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

Thanks for the comment. I love migration when we have birds coming through for just a short period. Being along the Atlantic Coast, we sometimes get birds that have flown off course due to storms. The kinglets are so busy when feeding, but this one landed right in front of me, so I was glad I had my camera ready and didn't have to move. They are usually quick to fly away when they sense a threat (although obviously, I wouldn't really be a threat!) As for their call, I finally am able to recognize it when I hear it. Some year-round birds are much easier to recognize for me, but until these come to the area, I almost forget what they sound like! Have a great day.

Glad you enjoyed it. I was thankful to find just the right soundtrack to fit the mood of this one. Have a great day and thanks for watching.

They sure are. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It's been amazing to watch them gathered together even though there are many other places they could be hunting. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope you have a great day, Knut. Thanks for watching.

Hi, Knut. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Soon they will all be gone as the weather turns colder. Nature is so wonderful with the changes of the seasons. Have a great day.

It certainly was a surprise finding them. Since I had never seen them before, I enjoyed researching them and was glad to read that they don't damage the trees. They were fascinating to watch. Thanks for the comment.

That's crazy! I really felt bad for the snake, especially. I haven't seen one again since taking this video, but I'm sure it moved on to another spot.

I'm working on a longer video about them and hope to have it uploaded next week. They were so much fun to watch as they grew. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

It was so striking with those colors. I'm glad you enjoyed seeing it.

@@Wondering_About_Nature I love to find them walking in the woods and fields 😍

Thank you. I was so thrilled that it was close to the trail. I had seen it a few weeks ago but it was off in the distance. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

So glad you enjoyed the video and subscribed to my channel. I enjoy sharing all of the natural beauty around me. Thanks so much. I really appreciate it!

My milkweed bloomed very early before many butterflies were here! It's all gone to seed now, so it will be interesting to see how it spreads. I had zero caterpillars this year-at least none that I saw-and I look each day. I know birds sometimes eat them, but it was odd not to see any.

Glad you enjoyed the variety. It's amazing how wildlife sometimes seems to forget that humans are watching them, and they go back to what they were doing before we happened along. I have so many hours of footage where the wildlife is just sitting there! But we never know when they might do something interesting/fascinating.

@@Wondering_About_Nature exactly, many hours of sitting and watching to get those seconds of wow that was amazing 🤭🤓

I hoped you'd enjoy it especially after seeing the sumacs in your videos. I'm working on the fall episode of the series. The flowers have already gone to seed.

@@Wondering_About_Nature looking forward to it 👍 Turns out my one isn’t a staghorn after all. Ah well maybe some day.

It's so neat that the Great Blue Herons can be seen in cities and other areas. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by. (I'm a bit delayed in replying to comments. Time is moving too quickly!)

@@Wondering_About_Nature no worries 😉

Thanks for watching, Knut. Have a great day.

Thanks 😀

It sure was. I'm not sure why the heron let it go, but I guess it wasn't interested in fighting with it!

So glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for subscribing, too. I really appreciate it. Have a great day.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

I know!! It was crazy to watch them.

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@@arpita4370 it was almost nine minutes! Such a fascinating journey for this butterfly. Thanks for asking. Have a wonderful day.

@@Wondering_About_Nature Thnku for the reply...well I missed this transformation...hope for the nxt one

Glad you enjoyed the video. I'm always amazed at the variety of dragonflies and damselflies.

Capturing the footage of the wasp was fate, since I had just finished doing some yard work and happened to see her dragging the cicada! I'm glad I had my camera handy. Nature sure is a balancing act! Sometimes I feel sad when I see an eagle or other raptor snatch a duck or other prey, but I know they need to eat too! Have a great day. We have more comfortable temperatures this week, so that's a good thing! Pet the kitties for me.

@@Wondering_About_Nature I agree but unlike humans, nature understands that sometimes things do get messy, but to keep ecosystems stable a balance is needed. Kitties say thank you for the pets. Our temps here have plummeted once again, sweater weather and almost down to where the furnace will kick on, ugh, such extremes.

It was 57F degrees here this morning. I needed a jacket for my sunrise walk. But it was better than the heat and humidity we've been having. It's supposed to get back to hot and humid by Monday. Have a great day.

I couldn't see the burrow where she was taking the cicada since the grass is a bit longer at that spot, but it was so fascinating to learn about them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment. I was glad to be there at just the right time. Enjoy your day, Knut!

Thank you. 😀 You too.

Thank you. Nature sure is amazing even during stormy weather.

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I think the weather does have something to do with it, too. I've had a few in my yard this year which I usually don't. I only have the bird baths and no other water source, but I guess they enjoy all the native plants, too. Looking forward to seeing the ones you saw.

@@Wondering_About_Nature I only have bird baths and not much water close by other than other bird baths, always a treat to see the dragonflies. May be awhile before the dragonflies make it to a video. LOL crazy how many photos I need to organize and find a system where they are easy to find.

After putting this video together, I had a new mammal visiting my yard in the evening! An Opossum was rooting around under the bird feeder! It was so adorable. Since it was starting to get dark, the video isn't great, but I'll put something together using the footage at some point. Did the chipmunks ever come back to your yard?

@@Wondering_About_Nature nice that you have an opossum, we have them off and on. But only once have I gotten a clear picture one coming up to munch on the cat food. LOL purina really needs to rename that product because so many critters beyond cats love that mix. Chipmunks are back and have seen several times this year, have a few cute video captures will be up over the next few weeks.

Since it's about 45 minutes north of me, I don't get there quite as often as some other places, but I try to get there once a month. Living in a busy tourist area, traffic can be heavy at certain times, so I try to get there at sunrise and back home by lunchtime. Mornings are usually the best time for wildlife viewing anyway since many are just starting their day! Plus the lighting is usually better. Thanks for watching.

It's a magical place throughout the year. Glad you enjoyed it.

They will soon migrate for the winter months. It's always exciting when they first arrive with their sounds of laughter. Recently, I encountered a youngster begging next to one of the parents. It's amazing to think of how far many birds fly for migration especially on their first year! Glad you enjoyed the video.

@@Wondering_About_Nature very true.

Thank you. They are fascinating to watch especially when the sunshine makes them glow.

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