Thank you for watching! The park is an enchanting place; the more I look, the more I see. Spending too much time in Nirvana unfortunately can lead me to neglect my regular life.
Thanks! Would you believe I had no idea I had filmed that until I played the footage on the laptop screen? As soon as I see the Kites I start tracking them and filming. There's no telling what they'll do. Same with the Ospreys. If I wait until they start to dive for fish, it will be too late to get them in frame and in focus.
Henry! How's it going up there in cool, definitely not-96-degree Ohio! I saw the bobcat again this morning late at 9:30 bouncing across the trail. Too fast for me this time. thanks for checking out the videos! I might get hit by a Hurricane next week; Hurricane "Idalia". Apparently they didn't want to call it "Vidalia" else they get sued by onions or something.
Hey Liwei! thanks for stopping by. I started casting a wider net for finding music. Some videos now use stock music with a paid license (I use a site called Pond5 for that). The synchronization is...close. At least close enough to deceive the mind into thinking it is perfectly synchronized. Picking a track or song with a close beat also helps. See you in the park in the future!
Hello,this is a very fine video of you and the images are of great quality and the music supports the images very well!!.Beautiful flight scenes and like your style of editing.Greetings Gijs
Another fantastic video! I've been keep my eye out for this one! I've been very busy lately but I look forward to getting back to editing some of my own videos, this was great motivation! :)
Thanks! Yes I understand the juggling act of trying to do everything at once. I get something close to withdrawals when I'm away from the outdoors for too long
I watch the video and then read the description. This happened a few months ago when I was leaving the park at cell 1. I noticed something that I had to say something. A mother, from up north with two small and very cute girls around 4 or 5 arrived. The mother right away got busy taking the photo of a huge Gator. The girls did what little kids would do. They were playing on the water's edge. They were so close that one of the girls lost her shoe in the mud and was busy fishing it out of the mud. The other one was playing in the cattails. There were two big gators lying about 15 to 20 feet away eyeing them. The mother didn't see the possible danger. I told her she had to get the girls away from the water edge now with two 10-foot gators watching the girl's every move. If looks could kill I wouldn't be here. She was mad at me for saying something. After a minute she told the girls they had to move back.
Tim, that happens so very often unfortunately and I've seen it too. I've had to tell people to stay away from the waters edge and in one case talk to some men throwing rocks at the gators and rabbits. I've decided to film people harassing the animals. If I film anyone hurting or feeding an alligator in the park I'll consider calling FWC at 888-404-3922. The gators have some protection under the law but animals like rabbits likely not. You could tell the park rangers also. Their numbers are on the board by the restroom Thank you for trying to keep the people and animals out of conflict !
@@bob-cat Colleger students, the males are terrible at chasing the gators back into the water. One time a male from Texas walking with some Uf Students grab a 4-foot gator by the tail and dragged it out of the water yelling to them that this is the way we do it in Texas. The wild horses are not so wild because of people feeding them apples on Boden Bluff Trail hidden in a bag on a walker that the lady didn't need to walk. I saw people carrying bags of apples. They warn me to put the camera down The horses now see you they will run up to you wanting apples. I see a male chase down a watersnake once and grab it and took the snake meal away from it, a frog. He bragged to his wife about saving the frog. It goes on and on.
@@RamblingTim I see traces of food even in Sweetwater; fried chicken bones on the trail from people who were trying to entice the alligators. Fish and Wildlife is the only recourse legally unfortunately. Provoking a wild alligator in a park like grabbing it by the tail is reason enough to call. There are park rules but no ways of really enforcing them.
Not exactly, I get asked questions by visitors passing by, I caution folks to keep themselves and their kids away from the water's edge and stay on trails, and I stop cringe people from throwing rock at animals. But mostly I just watch/film wildlife do what they do. I do this stuff in my free time.
Excellent again👍👍👍👍❤❤😃😃
Thanks!😄
All your videos are great,but this is awesome! I love it
Thanks! is it perhaps because there is a good looking bobcat at the end? Wink!! Wink!!
Your videos are beautiful. I can appreciate how much time you’ve spent filming and editing. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! The park is an enchanting place; the more I look, the more I see. Spending too much time in Nirvana unfortunately can lead me to neglect my regular life.
Beautiful work. My wife and I visited the park last summer and thoroughly enjoyed it. We created a video with mostly stills.
I saw it! You have lots of great flight shots. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Linus
Thank you Barbara!
absolutely amazing! Love the clip from 3:23! Good job!
Thanks! Would you believe I had no idea I had filmed that until I played the footage on the laptop screen? As soon as I see the Kites I start tracking them and filming. There's no telling what they'll do. Same with the Ospreys. If I wait until they start to dive for fish, it will be too late to get them in frame and in focus.
Another amazing video. Oh how i miss Sweetwater. I hope you are doing well. Love the surprise at the end.
Henry! How's it going up there in cool, definitely not-96-degree Ohio! I saw the bobcat again this morning late at 9:30 bouncing across the trail. Too fast for me this time. thanks for checking out the videos! I might get hit by a Hurricane next week; Hurricane "Idalia". Apparently they didn't want to call it "Vidalia" else they get sued by onions or something.
Hey I saw a change in the music style, vibrant and energetic, synchronized perfectly with the film.
Hey Liwei! thanks for stopping by. I started casting a wider net for finding music. Some videos now use stock music with a paid license (I use a site called Pond5 for that). The synchronization is...close. At least close enough to deceive the mind into thinking it is perfectly synchronized. Picking a track or song with a close beat also helps. See you in the park in the future!
Hello,this is a very fine video of you and the images are of great quality and the music supports the images very well!!.Beautiful flight scenes and like your style of editing.Greetings Gijs
Thank you for the kind comment! I like the music selection in your videos as well!
@@bob-cat 👍👍
So Super.👏👏👏
Thank you!
Great quality footage!
Thanks! The slow motion is only 1080p however with the Z6II...maybe next year a Z8. 😀
great video !
Thank you! You have interesting videos also! Keep exploring!
Another fantastic video! I've been keep my eye out for this one! I've been very busy lately but I look forward to getting back to editing some of my own videos, this was great motivation! :)
Thanks! Yes I understand the juggling act of trying to do everything at once. I get something close to withdrawals when I'm away from the outdoors for too long
I watch the video and then read the description. This happened a few months ago when I was leaving the park at cell 1. I noticed something that I had to say something. A mother, from up north with two small and very cute girls around 4 or 5 arrived. The mother right away got busy taking the photo of a huge Gator. The girls did what little kids would do. They were playing on the water's edge. They were so close that one of the girls lost her shoe in the mud and was busy fishing it out of the mud. The other one was playing in the cattails. There were two big gators lying about 15 to 20 feet away eyeing them. The mother didn't see the possible danger. I told her she had to get the girls away from the water edge now with two 10-foot gators watching the girl's every move. If looks could kill I wouldn't be here. She was mad at me for saying something. After a minute she told the girls they had to move back.
Tim, that happens so very often unfortunately and I've seen it too. I've had to tell people to stay away from the waters edge and in one case talk to some men throwing rocks at the gators and rabbits. I've decided to film people harassing the animals. If I film anyone hurting or feeding an alligator in the park I'll consider calling FWC at 888-404-3922. The gators have some protection under the law but animals like rabbits likely not. You could tell the park rangers also. Their numbers are on the board by the restroom Thank you for trying to keep the people and animals out of conflict !
@@bob-cat Colleger students, the males are terrible at chasing the gators back into the water. One time a male from Texas walking with some Uf Students grab a 4-foot gator by the tail and dragged it out of the water yelling to them that this is the way we do it in Texas. The wild horses are not so wild because of people feeding them apples on Boden Bluff Trail hidden in a bag on a walker that the lady didn't need to walk. I saw people carrying bags of apples. They warn me to put the camera down The horses now see you they will run up to you wanting apples. I see a male chase down a watersnake once and grab it and took the snake meal away from it, a frog. He bragged to his wife about saving the frog. It goes on and on.
@@RamblingTim I see traces of food even in Sweetwater; fried chicken bones on the trail from people who were trying to entice the alligators. Fish and Wildlife is the only recourse legally unfortunately. Provoking a wild alligator in a park like grabbing it by the tail is reason enough to call. There are park rules but no ways of really enforcing them.
Do you guide?
Not exactly, I get asked questions by visitors passing by, I caution folks to keep themselves and their kids away from the water's edge and stay on trails, and I stop cringe people from throwing rock at animals. But mostly I just watch/film wildlife do what they do. I do this stuff in my free time.