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Nature Walks with Judy
Добавлен 1 ноя 2011
Pay Attention. Be Astonished. Tell about it. These lines from Mary Oliver are my mantra these days, and I try to capture and captivate with the beauty of the natural world.
Cicada Killer Wasp
It’s the time of year when cicadas emerge from their underground larval chambers to look for mates. It can be dangerous though. This is a Cicada Killer Wasp. Cicada killer wasps use cicadas to place in their burrows as a food source for their own larvae, who hatch out of eggs. They are not aggressive toward humans, but they have an impressive stinger to paralyze the cicada. Because the cicada is much larger than the wasp, she appears to be using both her wings and legs to drag the cicada… up a tree? Why would they do that if the burrow is in the ground? The cicada will use the height of the tree to give her the ability to fly a longer distance with such heavy prey!
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The Third Eastern Screech Owlet fledges
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Poor Pop was left in the box alone after Snap and Crackle left. While his parents called softly from nearby, he ventured out first onto the pole holding the camera, and then from the top of the box. Thunder rumbled and the rain began, and he called for help. Eventually slipping off the roof of the box, he or she made it safely into a nearby palmetto, while Dad watched from the oak.
Tricolor Herons grow up
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Watch these baby tricolor herons grow up alongside the gravel road on Dewees Island. From hatching out of their beautiful blue eggs to begging for food (sound on for the wacky rookery noises) to branching out, they are so cute! #trhe #tricolorheron #rookery #deweesisland
Announcing SHIPWRECKED!
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On June 18, from NYT Bestselling Authors Mary Alice Monroe and Angela May, comes the final installment in the trilogy. Jake and Macon and Lovey will have their friendship called into question in this tale of survival and independence.
Shoreline Change Ancient Dunes
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A look at one beach access point over 20 years, looking head-on.
Semipalmated Plover
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The Semi-palmated plover is a small shorebird that winters here in South Carolina. On the beach, they may be tucked in with large mixed flocks of shorebirds nestled into the wrack lines on the dunes. They have a step-step-pluck rhythm of feeding, locating their prey (usually worms) by sight. See how this slight webbing in their feet looks a little like the palm of your hand? That’s how they get...
A condensed version of our owls growing up
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A condensed version of our owls growing up
Lowcountry Critters 2023
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Various scenes from the lowcountry, filmed on Dewees Island in 2023. 18 minutes of nature therapy with no sound if you need a dose of Dewees.
Brittle Stars can Detach their Arms!
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Brittle Stars can Detach their Arms!
Great Horned Owls placed their nest right outside my neighbor's front door in a planter!!!
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Great Horned Owls placed their nest right outside my neighbor's front door in a planter!!!
Piping Plovers in the Midst of a 3500 KM Journey
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Piping Plovers in the Midst of a 3500 KM Journey
Toothache Tree (Xanthozylum clava-herculis)
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Toothache Tree (Xanthozylum clava-herculis)
Dewees Island History Tour Stop 6, Ancient Dunes
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Dewees Island History Tour Stop 6, Ancient Dunes
Dewees Island History and Nature tour Station 3: Toothache Tree
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Dewees Island History and Nature tour Station 3: Toothache Tree
They're so cute!!!
Beautiful! thanks much for your patience in filming and posting!
Вау! Чудный домик! И это все, что им надо! Никаких шкафов и холодильников! ❤️👍❤️
Thanks
Great video - I will add it to my lecture
Thanks for helping me identify our new neighbors here on Coronado Island in San Diego Bay🔭🦆
wher is this
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Nice
De donde es ese pájaro
❤de donde es ese pájaro
South Carolina, Estados Unidos en verano, pero en migra al Peru, y Ecuador, y Costa Rica en Noviembre por invierno.
I saw one in the Everglades
Which is easier to take care of wolf or coyote?
LOL! It takes a special person to be a wildlife rehabber. I can't imagine the effort for either. Locally, you can check with the Sewee Center or Charlestowne Landing, both of which house these animals.
They grow in the north-east of Scotland too. A small wood in Kintore not far from Aberdeen has a rare population.
Why is it my yard?
probably looking for habitat... they don't do much harm...
Cool video but you didn’t say squat about “putting it up”. 🙄
Wow
Her name is Trella
Yes, he "missed the landing" that second time and a replay shows it was because she moved. Maybe she thought she had had enough.
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Lovely video!🥰💕🦜
Thank you! 🤗
I live near a lake so I've seen many birds egret ibis storks anhinga you name it! At first when my family saw the Anhinga we assumed it was a snake but then we finally zoomed in on the picture i took and we saw a beak!
Thanks for sharing!
Excelente video 🐦🐦♥️🐦🐦
WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!All parts of this plant contain the toxic strychnine-related alkaloids. Get it out of your yard! If you see this wicked plant destroy it! It kills hummingbird and broods of bee 🐝 hives. It is called South Carolina Jessamine or Carolina Yellow Jasmine. Sap can irritate skin. Gelsemium sempervirens. Wicked evil plant! If consumed by human will cause death.
is the inlet falling in >?
I just found out about this awesome plant. I’m definitely going to order some. Great video!
What a cool video! Do other Passerinas do this as well?
That dog
They are so amazing!
I know!!! I love to watch them whirl about!
Could do a better job
Do they have pinchers?
They do, but they are so tiny you can almost never feel the pinch!
What kind of camera????
Sorry for the delay-- this one is a wyze security camera, so while I can see it all times (there's an owl in there now) I can't livestream.
Aw the babies are so cute!
I know: like tiny chickens!
Wow
Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. Big Like 41
Thank you very much!
I just saw a pair of these today. Beautiful footage!
Thank you very much!
Good finds!
thanks!
Any certain direction should the opening of the nesting box face ?
South or Southeast or in between, no north.
@@carlosrnegronvega7363 Thank you!
You welcome
mine faced south for 8 years and was completely ignored-- when I moved it to a tree facing east, they moved right in!
@@naturewalkswithjudy Thank you
Jollyville schreech owl nest is an expert considering the schreech owl boxes. A long and proven experience.
Thank you, I found one in our yard and was so confused!
I did a ton of research to find the bird that kept walking me up at 4am! These birds have no chill if you live near the woods in the south. They call at all hours. Thankfully, I think the blue jays and cardinals have chased them off for the summer. I'm sure in fall they'll be back.
I grew up in the rural Deep South and heard these birds at night. The old people would come over, sit on the darkened, screened-in porch, smoke a pipe, enjoy coffee and talk about their grandparents back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. I would just sit and listen and learn. It was back in the 1950s but I heard my grandfather tell of seeing his first automobile, first airplane, first car and even his first steam train and first electric lights.
Scooter looks thrilled
Great video!!
Thanks!
That's scary!
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I will continue killing these birds every chance I get bc people like you don’t deal with them appropriately
Please kill them when you get a chance they extremely annoying.
WaT?
Thank you for this video! It was short, sweet, and to the point. Happy trails to you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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