Nature Night: Prowling for Owls with Scott Carpenter
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Join local birder and photographer Scott Carpenter as he shares his insights into finding and enjoying owls in the Pacific Northwest. With the goal of empowering you to have enough information to go out and observe owls on your own, Scott will share month by month suggestions for finding 13 species of owls in Oregon and Washington.
Wow! This is amazing! I learned so much about owls. I have been looking for owls for several years but learned I haven't been doing everything right. This taught me so much about where and when to find owls. Thank you, this presentation was done amazingly
Great info and FANTASTIC delivery!! Love this guy!!
Thanks so much for this! I live in Arizona and have recently become interested in the Mexican Spotted Owls. While I'm out of the area, you gave so many good tips for owl watching. I'm looking forward to exploring!
This is absolutely amazing. Wonderful presentation so far. Thank you for showing this wonderful presentation with us. Cheers. Stay connected.
I sponsor a Barred Owl and 2 GHOs at a local nature center and they are really something to see and hear. Love Owls!
Thank you SO much for making this lecture public. I attended it and I'm glad to be able to share it with friends who weren't able to go.
This is still my my most informational video on PNW owls.
Absolutely excellent presentation, the best I have seen on Owls.
Loved that I found this I'm in love with nature , lots of birds but owls and golden eagles are my favorites. 👍👍
Awesome photos; Thank You for sharing❣
So AWESOME THEIR SONG; faint as it is - Northern Pigmy Owls❣
Wow, Scott! What an amazing presentation! Thank you so much to you and Portland Audubon for this wonderful information.
Excellent photographs, videos and presentation Scott and thank you for sharing.
THIS is what I’ve been searching for for the past year or so. This is invaluable for someone who “also has issues” and finds it a “little addicting” haha. Being so new to owling/birding, this is indescribably helpful.
Sincerely, Thank you.
This was so wonderful!
A pair of great horned owls moved into our neighborhood in March when we had a dozen or so rats raiding our compost pile. Within a week it went from 6-8 baby rats to 2 babies and 2-3 adults. I haven't seen any rats at all in the last month on trips to dump compost.
Yes it's compulsive...my owls come between 11 and 3 am...I wake at their call, and I just have to go outside and hoop to them and they swoop into the trees in the backyard... I wonder if they'd swoop down and get a frog if I had a big frog in my hand 🥰😘
Fantastic presentation! I learned so much watching this, thank you for sharing!
I really enjoyed this, thanks..
Seeing my 1st SEO they just sat on a stump as I drove by/backup/stopped and looked at them through my bios outside my car! Wow, not a shy owl.
The long eared owl have very captivating eyes and kinda make you stop in your tracks when your eyes meet theirs. There's a bird of prey sanctuary in Coaldale, Alberta and they have one there along with many other types.
Amazing - Thanks from Denmark
Even though I'm in the UK, this has been so informative.Thanks
Totally outstanding presentation & great captures w your foto equip. Please move to S. Wis. for a few years of your study & educational production. Many thanks.
So good!!!
great video.
they will fly right behind my head to catch.
owls are the best i love them all. Mark in los angeles
o nice job, thank you
Audio stopped at 32:13 on northern sawwhet slide. Slides keep going Speaker is very educational and entertaining funny. Wish the audio lasted.
Scott, have you been following the Northern Spotted Owl breeding program in BC 🇨🇦 ?
Your syntax is like the late comedian Mitch Hedberg. This is good by the way...
you can not hear a wing flap or nothing. amazing. these women.??
San diego has ton of harriers..so owls!!!
People are in too much of a hurry when they drive through Ridgefield.
Great Video... Do you know where I might start looking in my area of Monterey California?
The sound stops at 32:10
I feel bad cause this owl landed on my house and i scared him away without taking a pic, it was like 7 yards away smh!
if mice are in my house, they will be pushed out or try to live. wake me up at 3:24 am cheuwing on somthing
i am an owl. they hear them. quetly swoop down on them.
fly in a box12 by 12
9y4th
don't do anything differently. make noise.
Great presentation, annoying audience.
your head is an object, i have to cook for six or seven women. they just want to talk.