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They are so cute omg they way they move

found some last night under my light in the backyard

Can I eat them??

I see these little hunters around where I live in west coast Canada all the time.Brave and ferocious to any that come within their nestlings,even against bald eagles.

I just stumbled upon these and couldn't find any information, thank you for making this vid! Very informative and easy to understand.

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Amazing video! 👏 very well put together

I love the way he side-steps. Great job Ell.

Love the camera work - that split screen view of Helios is delightful

Frowny-faced pumpkins with ded thingz! Amazing!

What a cutie!!!

Way to go, Ell!

Great job, Ell!!

Very complete overview of the benefits of these remarkable creatures. I wish we had some around here in the Central Valley of California. I'm sure we'd have a lot more water both above and below ground even if there were one of our frequent droughts.

You forgot to tell the people what happens if your pets try to eat them. they will go into shock or worse.

I just encountered one this afternoon. Snapped a few photos. Beautiful bird.

Hi Taiga, "I'm listening" to your majesty 😊.

Great info. How did you get started in falconry?

very good video and explanation, beautiful raptor.

I don't even need to go in tje forest for these I have some growing in the cracks of the concrete pad just in front of my house

She’s Gorgeous thanks for the video.

These are literally canned up and sold for consumption in stores outside of the United States. Some varieties are more toxic than others and some people are more sensitive than others These must be thermally deactivated and during the cooking process it is the steam that is the most dangerous. Apparently the toxic chemical is carried away by the steam. If I remember correctly this chemical is used as a rocket propellant 🚀 This is why there are so many alien sightings, just gassing up. 😄

Cute

I really enjoyed this? Thank you.

So cute!!!

Was this former grassland that was converted into forest, or a native patch of forest on the edge of the prairie?

Up here in southern New England, mixed oak forests are very common. Finding a hackberry in the woods is as common as hen’s teeth though 😂

Hi bro I got 03 I’m from ToGo 🇹🇬

Beautiful! I love those views!

As someone who's studying falconry I find this videos really helpful!

They are so sweet 🥰

Is the wing broken?🦅

Nice :-)

Noooo! You can't just show cute toads without given them pets!

Fontenelle Forest is a wonderful Place!

You didn't give any real information about either of them. Why make a video like this if you have no idea what your talking about. This is click bait just to get people to go to your links. Bad, audio. Didn't even show what you were talking about. Have no idea what you think your talking about and no information at all. All around bad video!

Could you breed them in captivity? And if…. How?

Good info thanks you. Found 1 today outside my house in Phoenix az. He was munching down grasshoppers 😂

awesome creature and great presentation....thumbs up from Lake George, NY

Honey suckle seemingly taking over in Maine. I have property with some on it and removal is a pain.

Thanks for the informative video! I'm positive my boy, Kiwi, is a Fowler's, except for two reasons...His dorsal crown, color, patterning, personable/reactive personality, and relative size are identical to that of fowleriil, yet the sound of his call, fact he has a small black spot below his throat, and high elevation area (Colorado Springs) where he was found isn't "right". The call also sounds nothing like fowlerii - it's very quiet (we joke about saying how he would attract a dog with his "squeaky toy-ness"), then again he is assumed to be around 1 year and 7 months - under the age of sexual maturity which is 2 years. He could just be "practicing" and has not reached adulthood. Overall, I'm convinced Kiwi's pure Fowler's or possibly a hybrid (bufos fowleri x woodhousii). I'm doing even more research to double check :)

I’m in SW Florida tons of Osprey. We have a town called Osprey! They nest high up we have polls for them huge nests! Tons of Turkey Vultures their heads have no feathers so they can get into carcasses without a bloody mess they are 🤮 gross.

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Hack and squirt? More like:hack

Merlin are so cool.

Thanks for the video, my whole family was squealing in delight at their cuteness. Quick question--Are you certain Woodhouse Toads' lifespan is 2-4 years? We have two and the thought of having them for so short a time is awful!

Thanks for recording, my kids loved watching!

Just got a Woodhouse's toad for the museum that I work at. I've noticed how curious and responsive they are which gives them some charm. Didn't really expect that cuz our other frogs are way less responsive.

Amazing 👍🦅✨✨✨✨✨

We are in Edmonton. There’s an Albertasaurus too, sp? Great channel we’ve seen a bunch of your birds