New Location for Wildlife Photography?

In this video I'm trying out a new location to see if it's any good for wildlife. I found a few critters, and it definitely might be worth visiting again.
Leave a comment below of what you liked in this video. I'm still learning the whole video thing, so any constructive tips you have for me would be very helpful too.
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[@alexbrackxnature2862]

Great ! greetings

[@craigpiferphotography]

Thanks for watching.

[@jaredboazphoto]

Great video, Craig! I really liked the photo of the frog at the end in the green pond scum/algae. Looked like a really nice wildlife outing!

[@craigpiferphotography]

Thanks so much Jared. I was somewhat doubting this one, still trying to figure out my voice here.

[@jaredboazphoto]

@@craigpiferphotography it evolves as time goes on. You get more comfortable and try new things, come out of your shell a bit as time goes on. Just keep having fun with it and be yourself. I’m finally learning that a bit now, ha.

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Thanks again. It definitely is about having fun for me. I'm definitely learning and enjoying as I go.

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Subscribed keep up the good work 👍

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Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching.