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Incredible capture for both you and the bird. I wonder how he’s going to eat the big fish. Lol.

this was a really cool series. TY❤

I learned so much!

A fellow central PA birder!

I've got a similar shot. She was eating, flew to take a break, "made some room" while sitting on a light post. I got the shot and she flew back to continue eating.

Shes like "did you get that?"

Beautiful

Bro this is so beautiful why is there only 19 likes😢

Thanks for joining!

Nice to walk with you.

Keep the faith you’ll succeed. I look for owls always in PA where I live and have have not seen one either🙏🙏🙏

Hey there how can I do this the website isn’t going into full context

Love this competition! So glad this video was recommended to me as a fellow east coast birder too :) Cheers!

Thank you for being so respectful of the owls! Well Done!

You did a great job. I am an equestrian, in Massachusetts. They are funny birds. many times they fly right across my path. It is always breathtaking! Silent.

Great video. Thank you for doing this and bringing awareness to the Duck Stamp program.

Thank you for bringing awareness to the most important conservation program in the world! 🦆 🦆

Bruh, you need another light on your face or loose the hat. It looks like you have the silly disguise of the fake nose and glasses 😂 Just givin you shit, lookin forward to more videos!

Cheers Joe - great content! Missed your videos, looking forward to more!

great video man, i noticed this wild duck too they very sensitive in water movement thats what i observe while im inside my floating hide.

Great video buddy. Blue-wings for the win!

I see owls all the time.. I see a breeding pair of barred owls often & i have a great horned owl that lives in my woodss

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Subscribe…..I’m owl lover beginner . Thanks for the tips.❤😊

Great video!😃 I love photographing the warblers during migration in Florida 🙂! You got a great variety! It's always nice to get a few lifers😊😊

Great video, thanks for sharing. And I look forward to Part 2. I was at Presque Isle in March and saw so many Scaups and Mergansers! An amazing park.

Ribeye of the sky

My favorite bird.

Great video! Im recently into wildlife photography, and know there are quite a bit of owls in my region. Your video is really inspiring! Cheers from the village of Fiskars, Finland!

Ok your design is so much better then mine time to rebuild mine now lol

1.2k view and only 36 views wow yall are bogus the man spent 10 times the time it took you to watch to make this video least we can do is give him a thumbs up! Great video man I'm a subscriber now.

I enjoyed seeing how you worked with the floating blind. After another frustrating season trying to get waterfowl from shore concealed, I think I will have to take the plunge, and it is sure to be a cold plunge up here in NH! Love the pied bill grebe stuff!

Respect for the dedication and effort here. I'm generally happy to shoot from a blanket on floor by the shoreline 😂

Great shots!

Love it - way to keep it real and put out some quality content!

I followed a most unusual birdsong through the woods for almost an entire summer trying to get a good sighting, long before cell phones and digital cameras (1960s probably) and that species is now one of my favorites: The Northern Parula Warbler. It's last few notes are so high and shrill I imagine he looks like Sylvesters Tweety Bird straining on tippy toes to get the last of it out!!! Do you have them where you are? I'm in north, central Florida.

Birds are cool.

Cool video! You are so fortunate to have so many owl species in your area!

Attended a seminar on ethical owl photography for those who might be wondering how you can tell you're giving an owl enough space, and why it's important: 1) The eyes. If their eyes are wide open and staring right at you, they are not comfortable. they are high alert and stressed. If they're squinted or straight-up closed, that's a good sign that they're not bothered. 2) The plumage. If they are puffed up, they're probably stressed 3) Their position. An owl not facing you directly, looking around, or even with its back turned is a chill, happy owl. Even with its back turned, it knows you are there, and has decided it doesn't feel threatened. A stressed owl can very quickly turn into a dead owl. It's not healthy for them to be on high alert like that, especially when so many folks are crashing into their space. Plus, you stomping around their feeding grounds can make hunting more difficult. Don't stay too long, don't use flashlights directly at them or flash photography, be responsible in your own actions and be responsible in who you share information with regarding an owl's location

Love it! Great work

“The dirty birder”

Thank you so much for this. I’m as amateur as they come and have become obsessed with owls. Imagine my surprise that a bird photographer is having as rough a time as I am! This is how little I’ve understood about it. There’s an orange screech owl in a sycamore at the park near my house, my first time there I actually saw 2 but came to discover it was beginner’s luck. I do think there’s great value in being quiet in nature and just observing. This was very helpful and I admire your tenacity. I’m pretty relieved not to be an owl photographer! 😂🤣😅😂

does that handle extend out to about where Canon's grip is? That is one thing I would miss leaving Canon as I have big hands and every other camera is uncomfortable to handle with its smaller or a lack of a grip.

April fools day mean this can be a fools 😂😂😂😂

Thank you! You know what would be awesome? I follow alot of you professional wildlife and nature photographers and it would be awesome if I could go on a wildlife and nature photography trip with one of you guys for a whole weekend 😀

Can you upload video on batteries. How many do I need and what kind