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Blue Morpho Butterfly! 🦋

Beautiful

Most videos are made worse when people add music to them, but for this video the music is PERFECT!

All the drama... Real House Deer of New Jersey.

Thank you for sharing! This is exactly like what our night vision camera caught last night and I've been trying to identify it. That's it!

For any kids watching , Possums are marsupials and carry their offspring around in their pouches and the offspring are called "Joeys" they normally give birth to around 15 to 20 joeys and only have 13 teats (nipples) for the babies so the ones that get there late slowly starve to death. The ones that do get a teat will have the nipple swell up inside their mouths and will remain attached like that for a few weeks to make sure the babies who showed up late are all dead and then when they are too old to fit in the pouch anymore the momma possum will carry them around on her back , at some point the babies become large enough that they will fall off the mom or wonder off and not return back to her. Of the 15 to 20 babies that the possum gives birth too only around 2 will live long enough to make into adulthood to reproduce but possums (especially juvaniles/babies) are highly targeted by predators and only live for around 18 months in the wild with winter months normally killing off any remaining babies/juveniles still left alive. Fun facts about possums. 1: They been around virtually unchanged for 66 million years and predate the mighty T-REX and will still exist for millions of years long after homo-sapiens become extinct. 2: They have prehensile tails like a monkey and will use this tail to help them climb and bring brush back to line their dens . 3: The males mating call is simply them, "smacking their lips". 4: Possums have 50 teeth, which is more teeth than any other land mammal in N.A. 5: The "Tasmanian tiger" of Australia was a large lanky possum built for speed to chase down small prey. 6: Possum females have two wombs and their scientific family name comes from this fact, Di-Delphis (two-wombs). 7: Possum babies will naturally use a kitty liter box without training as possum families share the same small areas for a toilet . 8: They are virtually resistant to rabies as their body temp is too low to for them to naturally become infected by the disease . 9: Possums love to eat snakes and spiders and have high resistance to their poisonous effects (although it still pains them the same as a human getting stung by a wasp). 10: Possums are North America's only native marsupial. 11: Possums in North America are sometimes called "Opossums" by really, really pedantic nit picky people. 12: Opossums have opposable "thumbs" on their back feet , they are the only known mammal besides humans/primates to have this feature.

Beautiful animal

Scarlet Tanager

Superb as usual. Thanks for sharing.

Wow

That is definitely a turkey vulture. If you look closely at what's known as the "Common Buzzard," they most resemble a hawk in appearance. The bird you have pictured is very different than hawks or buzzards. However, there is a widespread misconception that a buzzard is the vulture shown here.

When the ears are pinned back, you know she's about to throw down. She's protecting her fawn's space, as the two young bucks (no longer just buttons, and growing some velvet) just sit by and watch her evict the two young females. When the fawns are a little older they will all be one herd again.

That is beyond adorable, thank you for sharing that great creek jump moment

What a spectacle!😊

She is a cute pigeon🕊

Wow, that's a very pretty and colourful damselfly.

Like the footage at the water, critters everywhere, that is cool

That is awesome, nice to see one out, thanks for sharing, I see you have some great wildlife footage, following👍

No squirrel flew here actually

Yes, the Goldfinch! 😊

I counted 12 hens in the first bunch

AWESOME

Muy linda. Ave. Ojala. Le respeten. Alto ala caseria. Protejamos los. Aves. Ellos tanbien. Nesecitan.

This one was hard to fit into a vertical format (for shorts). I'll post the much better widescreen version, in a little while... 🕊️

Well paired music

Where was this camera setup? #NYGenXBIKERLady

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lot of great footage in that short video

A mundesh te mi gjesh disa veze te tyre

EVEN SUCH A STRONG STORM DOES NOT stop nature's animals and plants. beautiful video...full view and like n. 6. Subscribed.

nice, the wren in tree hollow was awesome footage, paradise of creatures

that was cool, like the tree they had to investigate around too,

Very nice. Absolutely love these great birds. I do hunt them but respect them to the fullest. Tks fir sharing. " the turkey whisperer ", here in Massachusetts

Przyszla Pani Zima i okryła śnieżnym puchem drzewa i ziemię.Szkoda zwierzątek i ptactwa, które liczą na naszą pomoc.Dziekuje za film i piękną melodię.📸👍🤗

Very beautiful and the environment is very natural

Rain and fog bring a January thaw, and a return of the Wild Turkeys. 🕊

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing. I love watching your videos and seeing all the wildlife. ❤️

Nice shots, I liked seeing the wren up close by the tree hollow.

😍❤️ brought to my mind the movie Bambi, when Thumper is trying to teach Bambi how to skate on the pond. ❤

I watch deer every season from my tree stand.

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Lucky Seven has made it to mid-January, But you can tell by his battered antlers, it hasn't been easy... 🕊

I can hear them in the big tree behind my house once or twice duting winter. But I dont see them. You're lucky to capture a photo of them this time of year. Nothing yet here. 🐦

Nice! 🐦🐦🤩

Thank you. You have no idea, thank you.

Some snowfall today brought out the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. 🕊️

Beautiful hawk