National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

breakfast with chupa the rooster

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

Breakfast with Chupa

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting shined by infrared light rays in the dark.

Breakfast with Chupa the Rooster

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely big. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow very wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

National Geographic Wildlife Wonders - Owls - The Silent Hunters Owls have large eyes, but they cannot see in total darkness. Owls need some light to be able to see. In low light, their pupils grow extremely wide. This lets as much lights enter. The low light strikes the back surface of the eye. This back surface acts like a mirror. It reflects the light back to make it brighter. It also makes owls's eyes glow when getting struck by infrared light rays in the dark.

I didn't realize that he passed, I only just noticed he hasn't uploaded in a while. Rest in Peace John.

Who’s crowing is this at 2:50?

WTF @#€%/&][)(!?;:MAGIC BRO

I am finally getting around to building version of this casita. Glad you shared these videos. 🤝 Never did see that HPR fly high into the sky. Maybe someday. 😁👋🏽

amazing! code pls 🙏🏻

Adios, brother. You were an awesome neighbor and It was an honor knowing you. RIP.

I know this is three years old but I respect the hell out of you for your covid psa. The wig looks great too! Nice video

I posted in a fb group about this website and app. A guy told me its not really LIVE and doesn't show current positions due to security. Im like "whatever". He said they are Geo synchronous? I dont know what he's saying but i want to prove him wrong. Thoughts?

I discovered you and Ben through a Livestream around this time. I was very sad to learn today that you passed. RIP. ❤

Rest in Peace John. You entertained and informed us for 15 years

Who’s crowing is this at 0:13 and 1:02?

What is the other rooster’s name at 1:44?

Who’s crowing is this at 1:51?

Very saddened to hear about John's passing. He was a kind spirit who will be remembered.

Hi john, can you give me the link where to buy the homecsp hd tracker? Thanks

I am so sad to hear this, and so quickly gone, very sad. I used to be a regular follower, but I had not visited much over the past few years. John left us too soon, I am so sad.

I just learned today of John's passing, it's a bit of a gut punch even though I never actually met him in person, I found him when he first went off grid in Terlingua, my hubby and myself were also going off grid in far west Texas, much farther north than John. We connected online and became friends, as much as you can be friends through the internet. I will miss his posts and videos. RIP John.

Dynamic and soothing all at once.

John gave me a lot of fun and peace, too, with his videos. I used to played them to my students. We especially loved The Bucket. Always in my memory. Regards from Tenerife, Canary Is.

That so good . But i didn't found Arduino codes for esp32 on your website

4-18-2024, where is John Wells??

Mohave Ground Squirrel

RIP John. 🙏

Cool John, best regards from Norway :)

Excellent interactive CGI, from Muskrat Special Effects & Gaslight Studio. Muskrat fans are foaming at the mouth! They're excited about totally useless information, for the average person.

It's pretty understandable why ground-based telescope astronomers are finding it hard to track genuine celestial objects during nighttime observations! If I was an astronomer, I'd be very distressed about the "streaks" left behind by satellites, too.

Can ya go slower, I lost ur boring video on 003 seconds.

Haven't seen you on and was wondéing if you still alive?

App name

John Wells left his unique signature on a desert canvas where he painted his genius on the sands and skies of Terlingua. Such an outstanding perspective on life he shared with the many of us who wandered across his landscape along with his friends of rabbits,birds.snakes and yes,his special BEN. John has been a fascinating presence to behold in his nonstop quest to explore and create the many facets of his curiosity of life. And now, what better depiction he captured and created in his cloudy day of his soul here in his parting video. John walked into eternity with his boots across Texas sands and sky to ride with angels out of town. His footprints indelible in the many lives he touched in sheer artistry and honestly. And now, the man is gone. Non assuming and matter of factly he counted the odds of his fate and walked into the sunset. To whoever of his family exists. Thank you for the thoughtful honor to John in a Rembrance Event . John has been on my mind for months and today I ran across the news of his parting. For all who find this, please share. Thank you. Respectfully, an internet friend. John Niles Wells January 10 ,2024 memorials.eternityfhfts.com/john-wells/5358849/#details

Might be a little KARMA payback lingering here