Hi teacher from Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. Another awsome video. Thank you for this video. Im opposite of a manatee. I love the cold. . . I hope they make it. 😊

These bugs (vectors) are saturated with biologically enhanced parasites. Parasites cause many dis-eases, and that creates profit for big pharma. I've seen a massive outbreak by my house (like around the front door & windows) in the middle of winter - when they wouldn't normally come out - gee, wonder where they're coming from? (chemtrails)? If you use diatomaceous earth, be careful not to inhale it or let pets inhale it. Generally when I see one, I catch it with duct tape, then wrap it inside the duct tape & put in trash.

Indeed , Not Blubber but a large stomach & over 120+ ft. of intestine... 😳

Thanks Frank ! for the, beetle trap idea..

So cool! I thought it was amazing that the manatees use power plant warm waters to survive, I know it's not as ideal as warming up with the natural springs, but I really appreciate when animals are adaptable to the ways humans change the environment. What makes the water so warm around the power plants? It's nothing that will harm the manatee is it?

They remind me of the last prehistoric animals.

What a helpful video - thank you for all the closeups! I didn't do any measurement with my caterpillar and now I'm having such a hard time identifying the instar stages. This was definitely a big help 🙂💚

Awesome video! I can watch these gentle giants all day, and totally relate to seeking out warm water for a swim.

Best wood on planet earth!! 🌎

I have acres of yaupon in SE Texas. Better start potting them up!

Maple sap right out of the tree is better than any overpriced energy drink you can buy & probably some of the cleanest water out there.

They are magestic.

I'm not scared of the bite itself. I'm scared of that big black wavey thing!

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Long Beach NY has a huge amount of osprey every summer. It's wonderful

Great photos of Honeymoon beach and the osprey in flight, nesting, and hunting for fish. I learned again many more facts about the osprey and didn't know their life expectancy is only about ten years. Excellent! Love learning about what is literally in my backyard. I feel like a student in your class, but a very eager to learn one because the course is so interesting!

Asian Ladybugs BITE…..little nasty pests…….I have used this technique for fleas but I never knew or thought to use it for Asian Ladybugs…..I am plagued by them this winter, still fighting them. They are EVERYWHERE!! Going to set up this little trap tonight. Thank you for your video sir it was greatly appreciated. God bless and have a wonderful rest of your day!! 😁😆

I don’t have any tin pans. So imma try with whatever I have. And report back if they catch any tonight

Hi Frank. Should have been osprey claw fish hooks, instead of eagle claw. Fish hooks

Good information Frank! Hope to get back to normal times soon so I can watch your videos on a regular basis. At least I will have plenty of viewing to catch up on. I hope you are healthy and happy

This was amazing Mr. Taylor. When I still lived in British Columbia as a young man I had a favorite lake to fish in the central part of the province. Many times I witnessed an Osprey diving and catching a rainbow trout and heading for the nest. One time this happened within thirty feet of my boat. Something I noticed in your video ...... the birds appear to have yellow eyes but the one at 6:31had brownish red eyes. Any reason why ? Does the sex of the bird play into this ?

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We have ospreys on Douglas Lake, East Tennessee. They’ve been near my home just the past few years. Someone put a nesting platform at the end of the bridge a little way down the lake from us, and they’ve been coming back each year. We see them dive straight down in to the water. We also have eagles, but osprey are more numerous and easy to identify. Thank you for this interesting information.

Hi Frank. From Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. Another awsome video. Osprey are awsome . I watch them behind my house diving into the native trout stream . I amazes me how they don't collide on the stream bottom. It's shallow and fast. They must have amazing eyes to see the trout. God bless my friend. I missed out not having you for my biology teacher.😊😊😊

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This was Great and I learned a few things about the Magnificent Osprey ..

Thanks Frank. Very informative. Cool bird!

1:13 that's a stock photo from an ebay seller I just bought a helmet from this past week. Or he I using from somewhere else too 😂

Ospreys are year round in San Diego CA 👍👍

Finally something worth watching in my stream, I got a good friend and colleague in citrus county 👍 thx for your work sir

Very interesting thank you so much beautiful footage.

Mother nature knows what she is doing, for sure.

Such beautiful birds/raptors. I live in Central/West Indiana and it always makes me smile to see one.

Ive never watched them play. I like Commanders. They may make it to the superbowl!!!!

This is me in the near future!

they are not too friendly, I saw one today eating a loon and after it was done, it approached me and swerved 5 ft away

This is misleading.

Can you eat saw palmetto tree roots?

In the early 1970's my dad bought a old Standard Oil gas station that had been torn down with only the cement slab left. It was located next to a boggy field. He took out the cement slap and built a drive in fast food. For several falls at night hundreds of garter snakes would come up to to the back door. They were of all sizes. The removed slap must have been their winter den.

It's supposed to be good for the liver and detoxification also. I bought it as a supplement with a combination of Milk Thistle and Dandelion. Can you give some insight into this combination?

Kea parrots in New Zealand also rip apart cars and anything they can access.

Bring roadkill next time 👀 As if they'll be a next time, I get it I've only seen them high up here in Minnesota unless gathered for carrion. I just looked up how the Minnesota DNR handles roadkill and they push it to the side of the road but on occasion it's taken for composting, which seems an odd choice of words when burial is needed unless left out for these majestic carcass disposalists. Perhaps a euphemism for the process of leaving critters out for critters to eat.

There's parasitic plants that attack other plants Insects do it to each other birds lay eggs parasitically Fish do it with lampreys and the Gill dwellers Are there reptile to reptile parasites? and I'm unable to think of mammalian parasite of any long-term consequence?

That is amazing. Never heard of this one. I don't know if it exists up in Canada.

Frank how does this plant deal with control burns. .Pennsylvania Jeff. Awsome 😊

Hi Frank. Awsome video thanks for taking me along to another place ive never been. Very beautiful country.😊 God bless teacher

In Kentucky, I've known of dodder (love vine) my whole 74yo life. It had to be pulled from vegetable gardens and flower gardens. You must pick and burn every last little piece, or it will come back with a vengeance. In fence rows, it really "loved" its cousin morning glory.🥴 Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👏👏🇺🇲🇺🇲

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