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- Thanks to the following for their photos of the Horned Lark: Kev McCartney, Alan Schmierer, Gordon Hart, and Mel Diotte. All four of these fine photographers have sites on Flickr. IF YOU ENJOY THE MOVIE, PLEASE CLICK 'LIKE'.
You should make a video on whip-poor-wills or chuck-will's-widows! It's that time of year and I'd love to hear your commentary on them.
Better late than never, Trevor? I just realized I hadn't responded to this comment. I'd love to do a movie about Whip-poor-wills. The problem is getting footage of them after dark. (And I'm a suburbanite. We don't get them where I live.) Sigh.
Beautiful video and no worries I respect that you don’t feel comfortable with doing that I’m sorry I even asked
Somehow I missed this message until now, Sam. Sorry. And thank you for sending your response. I trust that you will relax a little about the subscriber issue and just try to enjoy doing your thing and doing it well. We all want viewers, but the process is its own reward.
Beautiful capture Jo; greetings Hans
Beautiful capture💚🐸
Renato 🇧🇷
Thanks, Renato. He made it a challenge to get good film of him--just wasn't interested in publicity. 😉
Beautiful Jo!
Thanks, Laura. I enjoyed showing him to you.
Thanks Jo, just wonderful!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. He is a little cutie, isn't he?
Wow ok i will buy a flash light and record them when they fly over again and send the video to you
Could they be barn owls? Look up some pictures and tell me what you think.
@@trevorslovick3313 sure I'll look it up they are really massive in size and all white I heard them passing last night but not in view
love your commentary! And what a cute little bird! 😊
It's nice to hear from you again--and to be reminded of this little guy. I watched the movie again myself because he's so darn cute. I like hearing that you enjoyed the commentary. I'm a retired English teacher, so I put a lot of effort into writing clear, informative and entertaining scripts.
wow, what a beautiful bird Lark is. I have also captured Lark few days back. But this one is so majestic. Thanks for lovely footage.
Thanks for your comment. And I agree with you: for such a small bird, he has quite a presence, doesn't he?
Jo, the way you narrate is so unique and delightful.🦋
What a gift you are to those lucky enough to discover you! 🐞
Thank you for being you and sharing your hypnotic and charming style. 🐝
Aw, shucks, Melissa. 😊 What can I say but thank you. I'm currently trying to get enough film to show an American Kestrel hunting, hovering, and eating prey. 🤞
I just saw one of these guys in the San Luis valley! They blend right into the rocks as soon as they land! You wonder how they can possile live in such sparce habitat. Thanks! Great video. Had no idea about the sub-species!
Yeah, I know what you mean about them surviving in such sparse habitat. The upside, of course, is that the bugs have very few places to hide
Lovely fascinating birds!! I just love their little batman mask. 😎
Batman masks. Hmm, shoot, I wish I'd thought to say that. Pamela, I took down the movie about the Brown Thrashers feeding their offspring--for reasons too complicated to explain. I'll be reposting it next Tuesday under a slightly different name. But I wanted to let you know that I enjoyed your comment about liking the movie. Isn't it sweet to watch closeup as the parent plops a grub into that open mouth?
Jo, your writing is wonderful! I find myself smiling as I watch your videos, your wit and knowledge make for an educational and most pleasurable experience. Thank you!
Cathy, that is as heartwarming a piece of praise as I can imagine getting. You concluded with a thank you, and I do feel thanked! Writing those scripts often creates minor stress in my life. I start out thinking that I don't really have anything interesting to say. And yet it somehow usually takes me close to four minutes to "say nothing". I generally go from distaste for what I'm planning to say to--eventually--pleasure in what I've created. My husband has heard me countless times grouse about being stuck on a script. But I wouldn't give up the challenge for anything.
Good! There's no doubt that you rise to the challenge.: )
Great work!!!
Thank you. It's always nice to hear from someone new. I see you just subscribed. Thanks for that too. I have over 200 movies, so I hope you'll browse and enjoy some of them.
Thanks. And I see you subscribed, so I hope you'll browse and check out some of my other movies. There are over 200 of them.Enjoy.
@@JoAlwoodBIRDSANDTHENSOME I love them! I am definitely catching up, staying subscribed 😊 keep up the great work!!
I will definitely keep my eyes peeled for these lovely ground dwellings birds . I am happy to hear they are found in Missouri. I spend countless hours on the trails around Smithville lake . I will start looking around the shoreline in the open areas. 😎
I enjoy hearing that the movie has inspired some action on your part, Pamela. I had seen them only briefly until a month ago, when I was driving slowly around a flooded area looking for Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpipers. Two of them were sitting in the road looking at my stopped car. I spent the next two weeks visiting that site as often as I could, gathering film of them.
I will start looking for yellow legs too. I love identifying birds . I love my feeders and the birds who visit . I spend alot of time on developing a variety of food for all my little visitors. I had a wonderful time when a small flock of Orioles decided to stay a few weeks in early May. Your videos are the BEST !! So well done 😃
That makes me smile to hear you say that you'll be looking for the Horned Larks and Yellowlegs. You might get some of the Horned Larks too, but the Yellowlegs are gone until fall, when they will look much more bleached out. And I understand the thrill of having Baltimore Orioles in your yard, flashing that orange at you and doing their bouncing ball song. Too cool! I have an old film about them, and I plan to do a better one next spring. The one I have was one of my first vids, and I would do a better job with it now, six years later, but it's worth watching anyway: After all, as you said, my "videos are the BEST." What music to my ears. Thank you Here's the Oriole link: th-cam.com/video/ogXx8uOlrHQ/w-d-xo.html