BIRD Photography at my DIY WILDLIFE Pond

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• TH

  @TheWildlifeHomestead · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

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• TU

  @turtlecat7856 · 5 years ago

  The world need more people like you. Nature lovers can be the solution for the future of the planet.

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• CC

  @ccjdis · 3 years ago

  So exciting to catch a glimpse of the elusive black wolf! &nbsp; Made my day in the concrete jungle of Southern California. &nbsp;Thanks.

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• RV

  @rvipinkumar · 5 years ago

  I love the elusive Black wolf!!! 😀😀

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• AM

  @amandabattles4624 · 5 years ago

  This is great. So much attention to detail. My backyard space is small but been working on attracting more birds this year. You inspire

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• TH

  @Thebigcookie23 · 4 years ago

  Dude this was the first video I saw of yours and instantly I am hooked! This was such an inspiration and my dream is to one day create my own ecosystem of ponds and animals living together as a sort of Oasis or paradise for them! This video just gave me the motivation to start pursuing this dream TODAY! Don&apos;t stop doing what you love because you never know who is watching these videos and how much it can mean to them so thank you for sharing these amazing photos with us! God Bless and I can&apos;t wait to watch more of your videos :D

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• KE

  @kelseycox8632 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Omg the crows! 🤣😆 They are so funny. It’s such a treat to see them display their intelligence and goofball natures. <br><br>Growing up in Oklahoma I used to love watching the crows at our feeders from the kitchen windows or from the swings in the backyard. My momma would get mad because she always complained they eat all the corn/sunflower seeds. She’d tell me to chase them off if they showed up, but I never did. She always thought them as a pest and nuisance. (Along with the squirrels). <br><br>I loved watching the crows and always insisted they should get some yummy food too. It was a normal daily routine for me on summer mornings to make sure the crows had some corn or sunflower seeds too off behind the shed as it was one of my chores to fill the bird feeders and make sure the birdbath was clean and had fresh water. <br><br>A part of me wonders if you would be willing to make friends with the crows at your lovely pond? <br><br>I’m sure you of all people could become friends with them. Having a crow for a friend is precious. They give trinkets and gifts. <br><br>Then again I’m sure you don’t want to disturb them and leave them in peace which I totally respect as well. <br><br>Crows may look drab on the outside, but I adore them. &nbsp;❤

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• TH

  @thataodieu · 4 years ago

  wow, that black wolf is amazing

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• AL

  @Aladdin_Birding_TV · 4 years ago

  When I do bird watching in hot countries I usually visit the toilets in parks etc. Not very well maintained and water is leaking and I always find an amazing amount of birds around the toilets. And birds bathing, my favorite thing to see when birding

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• RA

  @ramondelgado05 · 5 years ago

  You have done a lot of amazing content, but I have to say this is my favourite so far. Inspiring in so many ways, thanks for doing this.

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• TH

  @thomasw2798 · 5 years ago

  I love how that slow-mo footage really shows how hydrophobic bird’s feathers are.

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• JU

  @juliamacdonald3767 · 2 years ago

  The joy that these birds derive from bathing is just so wonderful to see