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I remember going to the Black Mesa in Oklahoma. Jack a long time friend of my Dads and his boys, me and my brother went to the part of the BM that was notorious for Mummies being found in Sand Caves in the surrounding area. We did find a cave. It only went back into the bluff about 40-50' nearest I could remember. There was another opening low to the ground in the back of the Cave, and even as children 12-14 years of age we would have to dig the sand to get through the opening. I stuck my hand back in through the opening and found that the floor through the opening was very wet. We did not explore any further, as our Dads told us not to be very long, since had to get back to Kansas.

Excellent video ❤

Love the video. Is there a place in the park I can take my 2 dogs and let them swim?

Great video 🎉

Wonderful informative video, thanks for all the great footage!

So sad it has almost dried up.

Great, informative video! Thanks for sharing!

I wish I had seen this video before I went there. I was just there and didn't see many animals but it was raining. Great job I camped at number 9. It looked like next to where you were. Great job 👍

Seasonal appearance of red-winged blackbirds too....is magnificent. Marvelous call......

It’s pronounced Lee not Lea

I love how you talk about the birds and describe what kind they are. Very helpful. Thank you. ❤️

Thank you for another wonderful video! Beautiful place! Love your channel.

i work at a riparian area near vail, seen a lot more oscines this year.

Nature can be wonderful if we treated fair..Thank you well done.

Great video.

Really enjoyed the birds and wildlife living there . Nice lake and camping area . Many thanks for taking us along .

No cats, either!

Forgot to mention that I had no idea that there were so many different species of birds there.

Been to this lake many times canoeing and fishing. Had many fun times there. There is a small island there too that we landed on many times. Memories brought back by this video. Thanks.

I've seen so many beautiful insects, birds and even interesting mushrooms I havnt seen anywhere else in tucson. It's great!

Thank you, very nicely done, and very glad Tucson has this smart reclamation area. A fine place to walk, so many varied interconnecting trails. Plus good places to sit under a tree and read.

Great job! I occasionally fish Lake Roberts but have missed seeing most of the beautiful birds and butterflies. Thank you. Tom

Love this video but there are so many more birds, hope you continue to do vids of the beautiful birds on my beautiful island Trinidad n Tobago

Before my husband passed away we lived in Deming. We went to Lake Roberts many times. We hiked around it so many times, we knew it well. We were going to retire there, but he died before we were able to.

This place is beautiful!

Thank you for the nice video 🙂 I just finished a week of birding in SE AZ, and it was amazing 🙂 I got all of these birds "except" the Olive Warbler... Which I really wanted 😢 Exactly where the heck do they come down low ??? Because I really need to go back 🙂 And the more excuses, the better 😀

Another great spot. I’ve tracked down the Trogon several times. Awesome bird. I need to get back to Sierra Vista one of these days to find the one semi local bird that has alluded me, the Flame Colored Tanager.

Great place. I used to stop there almost every Sunday morning when I was birding. Got a lot of life birds out of there.

Thank you kindly for your extremely helpful and knowledgeable video, it is very nicely done. I've lived in Tucson 25 years and knew next to nothing about Sweetwater… But now I do! Thank you!

Muchas gracias excelente documento saludos desde México, quería conocer el lugar vivo cerca, Mexicali y me ayudaron a conocerlo gracias

Great video buddy 👍.. We were there last week. Had a great time!

Thank you for sharing!… You made like a nice little nature documentary! We’re coming to the Chiricauwas in late June. At this point we’re staying at the Bonita campground. Would you recommend it instead staying at one of these campgrounds?… Also will there be still some good birding in any of these areas at that time?

The last time I visited this lake I was 10 years old. I’m now 51.

And the quetzal ? ❤

This is an amazing guide to Birding South East Arizona, thanks for taking the time and effort to share this!

My astronomy club maintains a 14" or 350mm telescope and observatory there. Looks like a small beige shed, it has a roll off roof to open the top. The camping sites all have astronomical names as the narrator pointed out, it has dark Bortle class 2 skies. If you want to stargaze don't camp in the rocks as you may find your views blocked.

at 14:18, that is a most excellent photo of the Montezuma Quail pair! To get both the male and female in the same frame, both in good poses at the same time, is quite an accomplishment!

Pretty out there 💙💙🐎🐴🐴🐴🦆🦩🦆🦢🦢

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Hey guys where are you at.

Great video!

Really nice video. I've been living in Elephant Butte since 2017 but never knew of that lake. I loved all the birds, ducks and other critters you photographed and identified. It was really interesting. I'll be checking out your other vids and subbing. Thanks again.

Well, here's the good and the bad about this place, IMPO. They do attract lots of very cool birds, which are great if you are a "birder". However, they do not pay a lot of attention to proving nice "natural" perches, which would allow for nice "natural" bird photos :( Most serious bird photographers such as myself, consider a photo of a bird on a feeder, or man made (non-natural) perch, pretty much useless :( The real bummer is, this would be "very easy" to accomplish. I have such setups at my own home. But apparently they just don't care :( If you are a photographer, and this bugs you too, I suggest that we start becoming vocal about this, to twist the arms of the people running such places. Oh and btw, having nice, natural perches has "no downsides" for the folks who don't care about them, or for the birds. I'll be there in May, and "I might" swing by here for an hour, but mostly just to chat with folks about where to find specific birds I haven't shot yet. (recon ;) This place has SO much potential. They just need to get it together.

Interesting bird. I had seen a video of it in south Texas, but showing up in this part of New Mexico I never imagined. Glad you posted this video of it!!

This are connected to blue hole in Santa Rosa

Book well in advance

I did know Scaup was pronounced Score-p. Surprised there is an r in it.

Awesome

❤A beautiful Place.

You have excellent pictures and video of the wildlife in southeast Arizona. I also appreciated your information about each animal. The only point I would challenge you on was that the cartoon Woody Woodpecker was not inspired by the Acorn woodpecker, but by the Piliated woodpecker as noted in the except from an online article. "Cartoonist Walter Lantz used the pileated woodpecker's jaunty crest and loud call as models for his most-famous creation, Woody Woodpecker".