Good stuff Jeremy......................unfortunately you called them "Black-headed Woodpeckers" multiple times in your narration. Probably an easy fix.
@@JeremyNeipp No worries.............just thought I'd point it out in case you wanted to fix it. Wasn't trying to embarrass you or something..............hope it didn't come across that way. Anyway, keep up the good work.
Not just birds but photographing or simply observing anything in nature depends on research and understanding the behavior, habitat and times of year they are around. I have spent most of my 62 year lifetime studying the deer (first as a hunter now as a photographer), wildflowers and other creatures that live in my area. I can walk through a field or woods at any time of year and have a pretty good idea of what will be there. Then it is a matter of finding them. Great tips in your video.
Fantástico video y fotografías muy bellas. Ha sido muy grato disfrutar de esos momentos, casi parecía estar junto a ti en el bosque esperando capturar esos instantes mágicos. Ha sido una experiencia de visualización muy inmersiva. Gran trabajo, mis felicitaciones desde Badajoz, en Extremadura, España. Gracias por compartir.
That’s fine, you’re allowed to have your opinion! Just showing what I’ve learned from the likely correlations shown between global temperature averages and acres of forest burned through forest fires in the past 40 years… id encourage you to look into it 🙌🏻
Just a couple of good graphs of climate change data: www.nytimes.com/2019/02/28/learning/teach-about-climate-change-with-these-24-new-york-times-graphs.html
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Exceptionally well made
Thanks so much! ☺️
Awesome video. Best photos come from the experience of learning your subject.
100%! Thanks man!
I’ll be your woodpecker! 😉😘
First words I hear from Drew in months are these of course lol
@@JeremyNeipp Haha nah great videos brotha. Keep it up!
Beautiful work ! I l live near Oakhurst and loved your video. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos
That's legit! Do you have any experience in the wildlife photography realm around here or just like watching?
Good stuff Jeremy......................unfortunately you called them "Black-headed Woodpeckers" multiple times in your narration. Probably an easy fix.
Oh goodness 😂 I got tangled on my words
@@JeremyNeipp No worries.............just thought I'd point it out in case you wanted to fix it. Wasn't trying to embarrass you or something..............hope it didn't come across that way. Anyway, keep up the good work.
The production quality of these videos are insane! You are definitely an inspiration
Thank you for the encouraging compliment! :)
Seeing a Hairy is rare enough. At least on my deck in Virginia.
Awesome blend of story telling & stunning visuals. Love it.
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the comment!
Beautiful stuff. All the hard work paying off. Learning the bird behaviour helping you get those shots.
100%, species knowledge of behavior means so much! Thanks man
Nice work! And nice shots. And wow, I'm so far behind in your fab videos!
Thanks so much! Haha lots to catch up on :)
All the images are great. But the one at 8:52 is just mind blowing. Feels like it belongs to an art gallery :)
Thank you so much for the compliment!! 😍☺️ glad you enjoyed
amazing pictures and storytelling!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it
Every sentence ends with vocal fry.
Sit. Wait. Don’t pee. Don’t poop.
this is soo awesome!
Thank you!! ☺️
Amazing!! What tripod do you use?
It's in the description links! :)
Incredible work mate! Well deserved rewards for your research and scouting efforts.
Thanks so much Jonathan!! It was work but a great payoff 😍
hi jeremy, great vlog. I am of the opinion that you are developing your footage creation a lot!
Hey Klaus! Thank you so much! Yes most definitely, I work really hard on it haha ☺️
Hey Jeremy, what tripod and tripod gimbal do you use? Thanks.
It’s linked in the description below :)
Amazing, some next level photography! Great video as always
Thank you brother! It was definitely one of my favorites of recent 😍
Great and interesting video Jeremy. Nice seeing nature born again after a big fire like that. Stunning moments and pictures you got. See you!!
Thank you Giuseppe! I love the redemptive story in it as well. Stay encouraged! 🙌🏻
Not just birds but photographing or simply observing anything in nature depends on research and understanding the behavior, habitat and times of year they are around. I have spent most of my 62 year lifetime studying the deer (first as a hunter now as a photographer), wildflowers and other creatures that live in my area. I can walk through a field or woods at any time of year and have a pretty good idea of what will be there. Then it is a matter of finding them. Great tips in your video.
Most definitely you’re correct, you’re experience has proved you well! Thank you, glad you found it valuable ☺️
Either way, you're still getting shots
I would love to see a hummingbird video in this format. It’s always a bit of a challenge, as they move so quick lol.
Great video!
Awesome! I'll definitely keep that in mind and see if I can work on cooking something up
Dude your images at the end are mind blowing...absolutely fantastic I was not expecting that. The back lit one with the birds sharing a snack :O
Thank you!! I really loved them too, some of my favorites of my career! ☺️😍
This is so amazing! Thanks for sharing. It was also very inspiring! Loved every second! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Glad you were inspired by it! I hope you continue to enjoy the channel ☺️🙌🏻
What a great video to wake up to. I love your storytelling. Peace and God bless. :)
Glad that it was a blessing to you this morning! God’s creation is undeniably beautiful!
love this! great video, thanks for taking us on your journey.
Glad you enjoyed! ☺️ thanks for joining me
Fantástico video y fotografías muy bellas. Ha sido muy grato disfrutar de esos momentos, casi parecía estar junto a ti en el bosque esperando capturar esos instantes mágicos. Ha sido una experiencia de visualización muy inmersiva. Gran trabajo, mis felicitaciones desde Badajoz, en Extremadura, España. Gracias por compartir.
Turned off as soon as you mentioned climate change
That’s fine, you’re allowed to have your opinion! Just showing what I’ve learned from the likely correlations shown between global temperature averages and acres of forest burned through forest fires in the past 40 years… id encourage you to look into it 🙌🏻
Just a couple of good graphs of climate change data:
www.nytimes.com/2019/02/28/learning/teach-about-climate-change-with-these-24-new-york-times-graphs.html