If you'd like to see how the nesting season went for some of these birds, you can check out the last video here: th-cam.com/video/Rx5d3MyD_UY/w-d-xo.html
Would be bad if the EPA decides it's a wetland and fines you for even touching it again be careful 😂 I've seen them do it for seasonal wetlands and the feds crack down
My husband spent his childhood in the States, and for several years he was living in Florida so he was pretty unfamiliar with most of our wildlife here in eastern Canada. Once when we were dating, we were wandering through a park and heard a green frog croaking. He stopped dead, looked at me and said, "What the hell was that?!" I said, "Oh, just a frog," and he replied (still incredulous): "What kind, the Canadian Banjo Frog?!" I nearly fell over laughing, because it really can sound like someone plucking a banjo string! Ever since then we've called them that name. It's way more descriptive than "green frog" -- think we can convince biologists to change it? 😄
Thank you so much for genuine care for wildlife and native plants its hard not to get sad when i see how peaple treat the land and to see you make nature look like nature makes me happy
Ah! I like to think that an alternate-universe version of me knows all *I* know now about native ecologies went to school for aquatic ecology. If I had guaranteed social resources and security, I would go back to school in this lifetime in a heartbeat. All that to say, I think you're so lucky to be studying something that feels like magic to me!
Stefano, like others were writing: this is a one-man BBC-level documentary. But it‘s also a one-man WWF-level nature preservation activity. You are doing such an awesome, inspiring work here. It’s because of people like you that I still have some hope in mankind.
I know it might sound silly, but this series has genuinely brought me a lot of peace during this awful year. It's been nice to think about how it's thriving, and to look forward to what updates will come next. I've always wanted to live this sort of life- creating little ecosystems for animals, but my knowledge and money ceiling make that impossible. So, living vicariously through this has been... nice. Thank you for making these videos, and for sharing this amazing, living world with everyone.
@@SkylarkFields Sometimes it's nice to have a little thing to look forward to- to know that even when your stuff is falling apart, there's something out there that's thriving, evolving, and you get to watch it change and grow if you just stick it out and wait patiently. Wish there were more projects like this :'>
If I have to choose between watching the depressing news cycle and watching the cycle of life in Stefano Ianiro's pond, there's no doubt in my mind which one I absolutely need to watch. Great job as always!
There's something so special about the dramatic musical build up leading to the gentle water splashing, hugging, and what sounds like when a kid makes a guitar out of rubber bands and a shoe box
I'm a bat researcher and a field-work savvy that was stuck due to sickness in downtown Paris for the past year and a half. I can't thank you enough for your videos - they're my little getaway! I cry and laugh and get excited about every little creature that find its home in your property. PS I'm sorry you didn't have luck with the bats yet, but I promise you - no bat in their right mind will miss such biodiverse ecosystem. They will come ❤
You’re easily one of my favorite TH-camrs ever! Not only are you saving wildlife but also are able to make the videos super interesting! Much love brother!
"How you intend them to be used and how they're actually used are sometimes two different things" (5:17) That right there is some wise words! Nice to see you back with another video! Seeing the progress of the homes you created for wildlife is impressive. This must be what its like not having any nosy neighbors who like to complain-- you get to build what you want!
Happy to hear that fox pup had recovered nicely and see the other fox still doing well. Watching their growing really gets me emotional. Thanks for the update, I just joined the membership. It's not much but I hope you will have enough support to continue doing this for a long time.
So kind of you! And thanks for the support. Anything from the membership goes towards projects - wildflowers, wood for nest/den boxes, etc. So every bit helps! :D
I worked at a college once and I helped put in a little fish pond. At its deepest it was only 2 1/2' to 3' deep and maybe 12' across. It had a small water fall to circulate the water. We had some small Koi in there. One spring a Blue Heron showed up and at all the fish out of it! We restocked the pond in late summer/early fall and the fish survived the winter. The next spring the Heron showed up again and ate all the fish again. This time we waited a couple of years before restocking it. The Heron hadn't showed back up before I left that job. It was the closest thing I have ever done that comes close to what you are doing Stefano and I really wish I could do to it again, but on a larger scale. I don't think my apartments landlord would be happy with me if I did it.
it is so good to see a Human caring for and improving the nature around him instead of destroying it. Thank you for your videos they are always really good to watch. Greetings from France👋
The dedication and hardwork these projects require is enourmous but the results of all of them are definetly worth it. Love your channel you inspire loads of people including myself❤️ Good luck in the future Stefano!
The footage of the foxes always gets me because it looks like it could have been taken just a short walk away from my home all the way over here in Scotland. They're incredibly similar in both looks and behaviour to ours.
Thanks! And this was the first year I’ve seen them do that. Funny enough, I also saw groundhogs in spring climbing shrubs and small trees to feed on fresh buds. I guess something is in the air
that dragonfly footage was incredible, documentary-level stuff! I also loved the footage of the little caddisfly larvae dramatically toppling over at 11:48 😂
I absolutely LOVE your content! The drone shots, nature, animals, narration, videography, machinery... it's all just perfection😍 needless to say, you played quite a role in me starting to make videos aswell✌🏼 happy sunday!!
Honestly, Stefano, this video deserves an Oscar! Not only do you collect amazingly beautiful footage, it's super educational as well. So glad the little fox was able to recover.
Love seeing your success! Your video work is brilliant! In my area we have lost bats, chimney swifts, night hawks, grey tree frogs, American toads, katydids, crickets and fireflies. It feels like Silent Spring is here and all the sounds of summer are gone.
The same thing with parts of the Willamette Valley near Portland. My 25 nesting pair of swallows are gone, there are no insects there, I called Audubon, they pretty much shrugged..😢
I am so happy I found your channel over a year ago now! Your videos are so great. What makes me happy too is the growth I've had birding. When the Phoebe was shown, I said to myself, "That's a flycatcher. Maybe a Phoebe?" and you confirmed it! When you showed the Cardinal Flowers, I was like, "Those are gonna be great for hummingbirds" and I was right again! I love all of your videos, not just the birds. The ponds you have made are great! I'm glad your other pond is still great for the surrounding wildlife even without the pump running. I feel better that you don't need to run electric for it. Great work everywhere! Love it!
Terrific progress! I appreciate you for sharing your amazing progress with us. And I hope you put up more bat boxes. I think most people unfortunately have a misconception and fear of bats. You build it and they will come 😉🦇♥️ I always learn so much from watching. Thank you 👍🏻♥️
Amazing look at this (mostly) temporary pond. I feel like it has all the benefits of a vernal pond with no downsides. Enough area seems to have dried up for mud flats with plant growth. The mammals, reptiles, birds & amphibians all seem to enjoy having a smaller, more secluded & protected water source late in the season. We need little projects like this to be set aside in city parks & school yards. Spend the tech money building camera drones so kids can see the wildlife without disturbing it.
Pls make more video like this .. Bcoz of u im interested in wildlife nature and appreciate more ,, this is art ... Explain more video like this ... Just like me there are many who dont know how ecosystem work ... Thank you
It's insane how quickly and beautifully this pond came together 🥹❤️ you put so much thought into what the land might need, and you have such great appreciation for every small part of those delicate eco systems. Not just the animals, but the insects, plants, and even the bacteria 😂 Seeing nature slowly fall into this harmonious rhythm is so beautiful and rewarding ❤ I am super excited for future pond updates!
This is the absolute best! I ran over to my sister and shouted that Stefano has another video out! Love following along and it is inspiring me to try and make my own little wildlife pond
What a beautiful video Stefano. I love how this is all coming together for you with such diversity and more to come as everything gets established. Well done and I love this 💕👏
Thanks so much! It doesn't deter the tadpoles necessarily, but they could accidentally get sucked up in the pump. I have a cover for the pump, but don't want to risk it
I would call that pond quite a success. I know you wanted to completely dry up and like you said some years it might, but I think it dries up enough that it will just be a great improvement for a wide variety of plant and animal and insect species, good job
Your channel is one of my favorites, the photography, the project, and your story telling is so captivating and inspiring. Thank you for this beautiful videos.
Congratulations on a successful first year for the pond. I look so forward to these updates. Fabulous cinematography! Do you know if the fox kit will be returned to your area once it is rehabilitated?
great video! i loved seeing the time overlap between the vernal pond and the birds nesting. i always get SO excited when you mention the bat boxes, i can’t wait to see the bats when they come in- which im sure they will! don’t give up!! my favorite shots were of the great blue heron, the bittern, and the red fox in the apple tree. the cutaway from the caddisfly larvae to the frog was hilarious. amazing work!!
It's amazing - see that from other side of the planet and be exited about some frogs, birds and bugs in rural Canada. Keep it coming, winter is the best time to edit videos. :)
Thank you for another fascinating learning experience through your excellent camera work. I loved learning about dragon and damsel flies, as well as the other insects and amphibians you featured.
This is so great! I had a flashback to 50 years back when nature was still close to home even in fast growing cities. My country is plowed over completely, no exaggeration. A place like yours is only for the uberwealthy here but still, my garden is my sanctuary and I live in the quietest place I have ever experienced. The song of frogs can be heared when it’s their time to sing and I’m here to enjoy it. I truly enjoy your land too, thank you for that.
This is my favorite youtube channel. From the creative and inspiring home projects to the interesting insight into ecology and species, it’s exactly up my alley. P.S. The contrast of the low quality, no music, very underwhelming frog fight is gold. Keep up the amazing work!
I am a biologist and I love how shoot these videos! You show all the important classes of animal life and how they interact with the ecosystem. This is how rewilding is done 👍🏻🥰
Wow the Diversity. First time seeing the fly mating. The frog sumo fight is also funny. The kitty foxes has grown up and seeing them stealing apple was fun. Hope that fox become healthy and see her again. Thanks for the video again.
What I love about these videos is that even though I live in Japan and have different plants and animals, I can still use the information about habitats and life cycles. ❤
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If you'd like to see how the nesting season went for some of these birds, you can check out the last video here: th-cam.com/video/Rx5d3MyD_UY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, Stefano, always a pleasure to see another upload from you. Great job with the ponds.
Can you do an update on your cat??
Pond shape looks like Mongolia
Do you think you will see the kinglets and brown creepers this winter ?
Would be bad if the EPA decides it's a wetland and fines you for even touching it again be careful 😂 I've seen them do it for seasonal wetlands and the feds crack down
babe wake up stefano is showing us his pond again
😄😄
been waiting so long for this
Me to my boyfriend every time 🙂↔️😂
🙏🏽😂
Yeaaaaaaaaaa😂
This feels like a BBC-level nature documentary. Amazing shots and amazing work.
Thank you for the kind words, really glad you liked it!
Same idea as immediately came to me too!
How is it that we haven’t seen you on real tv ? You’re awesome. Love what you are doing.
i was about to say that. keep it going.!
With all due respect, real tv these days doesn’t hold a candle to the content on TH-cam. TH-cam is where it’s at!
А fox picking an apple from a tree, that was something! Made my Sunday evening!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
‘Most intense battle’ is just 2 bros hugging it out 😂
😂 In their world, that was the most important duel of their lives
My husband spent his childhood in the States, and for several years he was living in Florida so he was pretty unfamiliar with most of our wildlife here in eastern Canada. Once when we were dating, we were wandering through a park and heard a green frog croaking. He stopped dead, looked at me and said, "What the hell was that?!" I said, "Oh, just a frog," and he replied (still incredulous): "What kind, the Canadian Banjo Frog?!" I nearly fell over laughing, because it really can sound like someone plucking a banjo string! Ever since then we've called them that name. It's way more descriptive than "green frog" -- think we can convince biologists to change it? 😄
@@CyssaneHahaha, that’s how I first remembered their call. I pictured a Green Frog plucking a banjo
@@Cyssaneaaah so that’s why frogs are so often drawn playing a banjo 😮
I can't be the only one who imagined the Guile theme playing at that part.
Thank you so much for genuine care for wildlife and native plants its hard not to get sad when i see how peaple treat the land and to see you make nature look like nature makes me happy
So kind of you to say, thank you!
As an aquatic ecology student this video is both entertaining and insightful at the same time
That's so great to hear! Good luck with your semester!
Ah! I like to think that an alternate-universe version of me knows all *I* know now about native ecologies went to school for aquatic ecology. If I had guaranteed social resources and security, I would go back to school in this lifetime in a heartbeat.
All that to say, I think you're so lucky to be studying something that feels like magic to me!
Stefano, like others were writing: this is a one-man BBC-level documentary. But it‘s also a one-man WWF-level nature preservation activity. You are doing such an awesome, inspiring work here. It’s because of people like you that I still have some hope in mankind.
Thank you for the encouraging words, it reall means a lot!
I know it might sound silly, but this series has genuinely brought me a lot of peace during this awful year. It's been nice to think about how it's thriving, and to look forward to what updates will come next. I've always wanted to live this sort of life- creating little ecosystems for animals, but my knowledge and money ceiling make that impossible. So, living vicariously through this has been... nice. Thank you for making these videos, and for sharing this amazing, living world with everyone.
I couldn't have put this better myself and echoes my thoughts exactly.
@@SkylarkFields Sometimes it's nice to have a little thing to look forward to- to know that even when your stuff is falling apart, there's something out there that's thriving, evolving, and you get to watch it change and grow if you just stick it out and wait patiently. Wish there were more projects like this :'>
I have greatly missed your videos - great work
Thank you!
If I have to choose between watching the depressing news cycle and watching the cycle of life in Stefano Ianiro's pond, there's no doubt in my mind which one I absolutely need to watch. Great job as always!
Haha, so kind, thank you!
There's something so special about the dramatic musical build up leading to the gentle water splashing, hugging, and what sounds like when a kid makes a guitar out of rubber bands and a shoe box
Haha, so glad you enjoyed that part
I'm a bat researcher and a field-work savvy that was stuck due to sickness in downtown Paris for the past year and a half. I can't thank you enough for your videos - they're my little getaway! I cry and laugh and get excited about every little creature that find its home in your property.
PS I'm sorry you didn't have luck with the bats yet, but I promise you - no bat in their right mind will miss such biodiverse ecosystem. They will come ❤
So glad you're enjoying the videos and I hope you're doing well :)
You’re easily one of my favorite TH-camrs ever! Not only are you saving wildlife but also are able to make the videos super interesting! Much love brother!
That's great to hear, thank you!
"How you intend them to be used and how they're actually used are sometimes two different things" (5:17) That right there is some wise words! Nice to see you back with another video! Seeing the progress of the homes you created for wildlife is impressive. This must be what its like not having any nosy neighbors who like to complain-- you get to build what you want!
Happy to hear that fox pup had recovered nicely and see the other fox still doing well. Watching their growing really gets me emotional.
Thanks for the update, I just joined the membership. It's not much but I hope you will have enough support to continue doing this for a long time.
So kind of you! And thanks for the support. Anything from the membership goes towards projects - wildflowers, wood for nest/den boxes, etc. So every bit helps! :D
@@StefanoIaniro
Please do an update on your cat🙂
@@kittenkat5244yeah, i have been asking him the same FOR MONTHS . Probably the kitty is no more.😢
How wonderful to have a bittern! What a yard bird
Agreed! I've had them as fly overs before, but this was way more satisfying.
I worked at a college once and I helped put in a little fish pond. At its deepest it was only 2 1/2' to 3' deep and maybe 12' across. It had a small water fall to circulate the water. We had some small Koi in there. One spring a Blue Heron showed up and at all the fish out of it! We restocked the pond in late summer/early fall and the fish survived the winter. The next spring the Heron showed up again and ate all the fish again. This time we waited a couple of years before restocking it. The Heron hadn't showed back up before I left that job.
It was the closest thing I have ever done that comes close to what you are doing Stefano and I really wish I could do to it again, but on a larger scale. I don't think my apartments landlord would be happy with me if I did it.
Wow, sounds like an amazing place! I do hope you get the chance to work on something similar in the near future 🙂
This is what internet was made for.
Watched it with family,thanks Sir.
For a city slicker, like myself, all of this is so amazing! Thank you for sharing your homestead with us.
So glad to hear, thank you for watching
it is so good to see a Human caring for and improving the nature around him instead of destroying it. Thank you for your videos they are always really good to watch.
Greetings from France👋
The dedication and hardwork these projects require is enourmous but the results of all of them are definetly worth it. Love your channel you inspire loads of people including myself❤️ Good luck in the future Stefano!
Very kind of you, thank you!
The footage of the foxes always gets me because it looks like it could have been taken just a short walk away from my home all the way over here in Scotland. They're incredibly similar in both looks and behaviour to ours.
Funny how little they've have changed, even being separated after all of this time.
DUDE MY TIMMING IN IMPECCABLE, I WAS THINKING ABOUT THIS CAHNNEL LIKE A DAY AGO, AND THEN YOU DROP. YEAHHHHHH
Great timing!! ENjoy :)
@@StefanoIaniro damn you are such a sweet person :]
Amazing video as always. I'm so glad your caring for the wildlife!
Thank you!
The frogs and the foxes were really beautiful.
My favourite channel on this platform. Thanks for uploading.
So kind, thank you!
Glad to see you again. I didn't know foxes or any canine could climb trees!
Thanks! And this was the first year I’ve seen them do that. Funny enough, I also saw groundhogs in spring climbing shrubs and small trees to feed on fresh buds. I guess something is in the air
Wonderful as always, thank you again.
that dragonfly footage was incredible, documentary-level stuff! I also loved the footage of the little caddisfly larvae dramatically toppling over at 11:48 😂
Haha the caddisfly larva are so goofy looking sometimes
15:30 This is how you coexist with the rest of nature. What a great example and source of inspiration this bloke is!
Finally! it's been a while. Thank you Stefano for blessing us with another amazing video!
Thanks so much for watching
Stefano is singlehandedly trying to ensure that all these species survive and thrive. Thank you!!
This is one of the best series online! Love seeing the progress of the homestead
I absolutely LOVE your content! The drone shots, nature, animals, narration, videography, machinery... it's all just perfection😍 needless to say, you played quite a role in me starting to make videos aswell✌🏼 happy sunday!!
That's awesome, wishing you luck with your videos!!
I loved the underwater footage of the swimming beetles
That was incredible
Your garden is absolutely stunning
Thanks!
Honestly, Stefano, this video deserves an Oscar! Not only do you collect amazingly beautiful footage, it's super educational as well. So glad the little fox was able to recover.
Im happy the foxes returned! ❤
So glad you were able to get the fox kit help, I hope she's able to make it through her injuries :(
Love seeing your success! Your video work is brilliant! In my area we have lost bats, chimney swifts, night hawks, grey tree frogs, American toads, katydids, crickets and fireflies. It feels like Silent Spring is here and all the sounds of summer are gone.
That's such a shame. I'm hearing that more and more in recent years.
The same thing with parts of the Willamette Valley near Portland. My 25 nesting pair of swallows are gone, there are no insects there, I called Audubon, they pretty much shrugged..😢
@@novampires223 Very sad.
I am so happy I found your channel over a year ago now! Your videos are so great. What makes me happy too is the growth I've had birding. When the Phoebe was shown, I said to myself, "That's a flycatcher. Maybe a Phoebe?" and you confirmed it! When you showed the Cardinal Flowers, I was like, "Those are gonna be great for hummingbirds" and I was right again! I love all of your videos, not just the birds. The ponds you have made are great! I'm glad your other pond is still great for the surrounding wildlife even without the pump running. I feel better that you don't need to run electric for it. Great work everywhere! Love it!
That's awesome! Birding really is a gateway to many other groups in the natural world. You're bound to go down quite the rabbit hole haha
I always love seeing your videos!! Helps me relax
SO happy to hear, enjoy!
Pure joy when I see a new video from you
Love your vids! So great to see all progression!
Thanks so much!
Terrific progress!
I appreciate you for sharing your amazing progress with us. And I hope you put up more bat boxes. I think most people unfortunately have a misconception and fear of bats. You build it and they will come 😉🦇♥️
I always learn so much from watching.
Thank you 👍🏻♥️
The plan is to put out more for next year! I'm determined to get them haha
Amazing look at this (mostly) temporary pond. I feel like it has all the benefits of a vernal pond with no downsides. Enough area seems to have dried up for mud flats with plant growth. The mammals, reptiles, birds & amphibians all seem to enjoy having a smaller, more secluded & protected water source late in the season. We need little projects like this to be set aside in city parks & school yards. Spend the tech money building camera drones so kids can see the wildlife without disturbing it.
Thanks so much! And great ideas. Especially if the soil is right, this is a really simple project.
Your love and knowledge of nature is so admirable, and the top-notch video production is just divine. Thanks for sharing your hard work with us!
So good ! Amazing production and editing ! Love the Apple Fox 15:52 - very smart !
Thanks!
I love the work you're doing on your land and watching your videos. Your videography is amazing.
Thank you!
Pls make more video like this .. Bcoz of u im interested in wildlife nature and appreciate more ,, this is art ... Explain more video like this ... Just like me there are many who dont know how ecosystem work ... Thank you
Every video you make is a masterpiece; the visuals and storytelling are both fantastic. Please keep it up!
My fiancé and I love these videos so much, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
Absolutely fantastic footage of the damselflies and caddisflies. Thank you so much for another fantastic video. I get so excited when you post
Really glad you enjoyed seeing them!
Genuinely missed seeing these videos as it reminds me of home while I live across the pond. Please keep it up!
Happy to bring you some familiar species. Thanks for watching 🙂
Love the animals and progressions videos!
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
It's insane how quickly and beautifully this pond came together 🥹❤️ you put so much thought into what the land might need, and you have such great appreciation for every small part of those delicate eco systems. Not just the animals, but the insects, plants, and even the bacteria 😂 Seeing nature slowly fall into this harmonious rhythm is so beautiful and rewarding ❤ I am super excited for future pond updates!
Really happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you :)
Thank you Stefano! Christmas came early this year. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed :)
Great video as always, they always make my day. How is little Sparrow doing?
Thanks! She's great, the juncos are moving through and they're one of her favorite birds to watch from the window haha.
What an incredible project. Your videography and photography are incredible.
This is the absolute best! I ran over to my sister and shouted that Stefano has another video out! Love following along and it is inspiring me to try and make my own little wildlife pond
love the progress. looking forward to what winter brings
What a beautiful video Stefano. I love how this is all coming together for you with such diversity and more to come as everything gets established. Well done and I love this 💕👏
Absolutely wonderful! Thanks for the update Stefano! ❤ 🦊🍎
Thanks for watching!
As ever, I wonder when the next video is going to come and not long after it arrives. And it's always a treat that leaves me eager for the next one.
love seeing your videos appear on my homepage
Probably the only channel I make sure I switch over to 4K before I watch. As always, thanks for sharing!
Man, this is awesome. Thanks for your great work and for keeping this video record of it. This should be mandatory viewing in all of our schools!
I never knew a pump on a pond deters tadpoles! The vernal pond is such a good idea and is imperative for a healthy ecosystem. Keep up the Good Work!
Thanks so much! It doesn't deter the tadpoles necessarily, but they could accidentally get sucked up in the pump. I have a cover for the pump, but don't want to risk it
You have no idea how much I enjoy these
Good explanation of what a vernal pond is. Great evolution of habitat to full use.
I love your job of rescui'ing multiple animal specie's from extinction!!!❤
I would call that pond quite a success. I know you wanted to completely dry up and like you said some years it might, but I think it dries up enough that it will just be a great improvement for a wide variety of plant and animal and insect species, good job
YES! NEW VIDEO!
Hope you enjoy!
yayy, i'm so happy to have caught this early!
Your channel is one of my favorites, the photography, the project, and your story telling is so captivating and inspiring.
Thank you for this beautiful videos.
Thanks so much!
Watching this from The Netherlands. I love your storytelling and ability to make beautiful wildlife shots. Thx.
Thank you!
I look forward to all, ALL, your updates!
😀
Thank you!
Congratulations on a successful first year for the pond. I look so forward to these updates. Fabulous cinematography! Do you know if the fox kit will be returned to your area once it is rehabilitated?
Thanks! We offered to release it here if they needed a spot, so we'll wait and see :)
Been waiting for this.😊
Thanks for waiting!
great video! i loved seeing the time overlap between the vernal pond and the birds nesting. i always get SO excited when you mention the bat boxes, i can’t wait to see the bats when they come in- which im sure they will! don’t give up!! my favorite shots were of the great blue heron, the bittern, and the red fox in the apple tree. the cutaway from the caddisfly larvae to the frog was hilarious. amazing work!!
Thanks so much! Definitely won't be giving up any time soon. I'm actually putting out more boxes next year to up the chances of us getting some bats!
@@StefanoIaniro sounds awesome!!
Thanks for showcasing us the pond progress. Amazing educational content and production quality. Documentary worthy :)
Very kind, thanks!
Beauty! I love your videos and I’m happy to see how many people love them as well. Thank you.
It's amazing - see that from other side of the planet and be exited about some frogs, birds and bugs in rural Canada.
Keep it coming, winter is the best time to edit videos. :)
Thanks so much! Yup, edit videos and plan for the coming year~
Thank you for another fascinating learning experience through your excellent camera work. I loved learning about dragon and damsel flies, as well as the other insects and amphibians you featured.
So glad you enjoyed! Thank you!
This is so great! I had a flashback to 50 years back when nature was still close to home even in fast growing cities. My country is plowed over completely, no exaggeration. A place like yours is only for the uberwealthy here but still, my garden is my sanctuary and I live in the quietest place I have ever experienced. The song of frogs can be heared when it’s their time to sing and I’m here to enjoy it. I truly enjoy your land too, thank you for that.
Sad to hear, but your area sounds like a wonderful place for wildlife
Just brilliant, as usual!! Cannot wait for more.
So detailed and informative Stefano. Fantastic.
This is my favorite youtube channel. From the creative and inspiring home projects to the interesting insight into ecology and species, it’s exactly up my alley.
P.S. The contrast of the low quality, no music, very underwhelming frog fight is gold. Keep up the amazing work!
Haha glad you appreciated that!
I am a biologist and I love how shoot these videos! You show all the important classes of animal life and how they interact with the ecosystem. This is how rewilding is done 👍🏻🥰
So glad you enjoy the vids!
Beautiful work with the pond ! 👍👏👏👏
Your projects are always exciting and well thought through.
Thank you!
You and Dani Connor posting a new video on the same day and almost at the same time? There's no better way to end the weekend. Love your content.
So glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
I love following your progress. Thanks for sharing.
Wow the Diversity. First time seeing the fly mating. The frog sumo fight is also funny. The kitty foxes has grown up and seeing them stealing apple was fun. Hope that fox become healthy and see her again. Thanks for the video again.
love seeing updates to your projects man
Stefano with another BANGER
What I love about these videos is that even though I live in Japan and have different plants and animals, I can still use the information about habitats and life cycles. ❤
Loved the fox, getting the apple out of the tree .
So Awesome!!!❤ Thank you!!
Thanks for watching 🙂🐦
Stunning work, as usual!