Another filne shot, especially when the wave hits it. check your guide and look at Sanderling as a possible ID. I'm not sure.

Just a great video. I just happened to come across this and need to go to your - is it feed that it's called?

You always get the best shots.

Great title.

Bullsnake, Yellowstone National Park, VERY BEAUTIFUL, MY FRIEND

Is it as big as it appears? And is the lumber pile video gone? Dad

I think the duck is a mallard, either a hen (most likely) or male in eclipse plumage. Has your video of me falling on the lumber pile gone ? Dad

Like it. Dad

It's stunning what these drone shots can allow - just spectacular. I could see you and Alan scrambling up to the top of the Courthouse Rock; Phyllis's feet will hurt when I show her this. Think of the time it took for that stream to cut through that mighty dam. Is this Arches? Looks a little too verdant for there.

Dave, Brilliant, well-scored - the drone, right? What grasses does Michael have?

❤❤🎉🎉😮😮

Great Egret.

sounds like a energy weapon charging to fire.

This is great footage! This fall on the Dix river below the damn while canoeing my father & I came across what we estimate was between 400-600 roosting in the trees along the river. It was a sight to see & I wondered to myself what they would look like in flight? Now I know...

I had no idea this place existed. And its right in my back yard. Thanks for sharing. Very interesting.

The generator room is a dump, no pride in management or technicians.

Listen to that power head hum😀

Cute little units...😁

Have you thought about sending this to Cornell, their Orni. Dept. or whatever there? It may be unique. Unique or not, it's spectacular.

So, I have to be the first to say "Wow!"??? Okay.

That is sooooo cool !!! I love y'alls place.

Wonderful!

What a spectacullar, beautiful sequence, the handsome couple maybe best of all. Get the solar array in, the woodshed, dump truck, garden, all on tricky low-angle shots. Great handling of the device. I'm calling Phyllis up to see it.

Dave, could you tell what it was eating or trying to eat?

This is the video i am never able to find while searching for it and then every once in a while it pops up as a suggestion! Love the spool up and when it syncs to the grid.

Cool, thank you

The title of this should be "Caution." (The only good racoon is a. . . .)

Thats fucking nice

Dave, Why so many comments (views?) on this video? What is there about crow families that would get attention? How do people find out about it? Anyway, this and ther other new ones, especially the barn skunk, are great. The rockin' rock haul you showed me when you were down. Dad

Dave, Hope you had a telephoto lens.

Dave, You saw the first ones here many years ago; I think there has been at least one more sighting from our place since. I've seen them twice at Jonathan, none this year. I was up there two days ago--90% frozen, though there was a Peregrine on the flats.

What is the power rating of that turbine and generator? Does it have any electronic controls, or is it operating with its original hydraulic governor and manual synchroscope synchronization?

A great shot. I keep forgetting to ask about the panels, their efficiency, etc. Did you have to climb on them to sweep off the snow? We got maybe an inch, quickly melted from the same system. A mild winter so far. Mike M.

Now I see. I didn't realize it was a video.

Didn't you have a shot where Saturn's rings are more distinct?

Wonderful video except for the profane vulgarian who speaks at the beginning--the damned bastard should be publicly shamed. Love, Dad

Dave, A great sequence, really graphic (what else?), and the colors are gorgeous. That cat seems to want to star in all the pond videos. You've got a letter coming. Dad

Great work Captain and crew!

Just like a cat. No work and then cute to steal the show. Great effort by all. Mike M.

Dave, A fantastic video. I didn't know there could be such a variation in skunk coloring, as with the white one especially. Can there be many such records of skunk fighting? They don't keep at it long; would you say the white one "won"? I have to wonder, when the white one apparently keeps sniffing around, how he could possibly smell, discrinimate anything.

Dave, Apr. 23: We watched the process this morning; I'm even more impressed. Phyllis suggests you make Nancy a stole out of the hide in the fashion of 70 years ago when women wore (in Wickliffe I recall) fox "stoles" to church, where there was a great diversion having their little black glass eyes staring at you during the sermon. The red bud still in bloom in the tractor shot shows how much later your season is than ours--our red buds lost their blooms at least a week earlier. Dogwoods, on the other hand are here still in good form. Ours out the kitchen window had no rust this year and was magnificent. Send your video to the Suncance Festival. I have never seen a bobcat in the wild.

Dave, Much like skinning a squirrel, which I haven't done for sixty years. Done on a somewhat larger scale. What a great video, and I see you got a good use of the new tractor. I just now understand there was audio and am listening at about 17:30. I'll get Phyllis to watch and listen to the whole thing tomorrow. Good stuff.

Dave, A good one. Dad

Very smart choice to use Enphase Microinverters.. well done!

Dave, I commented on the previous video. Dad

Dave, I missed this video, watched the panel installation first. Both are just grand, but you work entirely too fast. Your mother said the installation of the top row of panels made her feet hurt. When we get together at a proper time I want to watch both videos with you and have you explain the various steps. I take it you chose a good cool day (Th. the 5th) for at least one of the tasks. I'm awed by it all--how do you do it? Congratulations. The first flight of Nighthawks flew over Tuesday, but very high. Dad

Questions: How did you dig the holes? Why does the focus clear up around 1:49? What are the cylindrical shaped objects at the base of each post that appear also around 1:49? Otherwise, impressive, commendable, and at least you got a little shade. How well do those cement trucks get up the hill? What's next? Dad

I thought it might have been close to you, but when I looked it up it seemed too distant to have been noticed at your place. I see I was wrong--great shot, possible only by those who spend time outdoors.