Thank you for the information! Love your videos ❤

I’ve owned three toed box turtles for over 40yrs. I currently have five of them, all of which feed, brumate, and roam freely in my secure backyard. Two months ago, I obtained a desert/ornate box turtle. I’m suspicious that she was wild caught. Here’s why… For these past two months, the turtle roams my backyard; constantly pacing my block walls. It’s as if she’s obsessed with escaping. She absolutely refuses to eat anything. At sunrise each day, I begin offering a wide array of food. She sniffs briefly, and then scurries away. She rejects all insects, worms, berries, greens, shrimp and hard boiled egg. This goes on for hours. I’m being persistent, but now I’m exhausted and desperate. If this continues, my new box turtle will surely perish. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Merci beaucoup. My "Favorite."

I live in MA. I have had my strawberries in a pot all year, but want to divide and put in ground but its November is it too cold to transplant them now?

Bats are so important…so sad these little ones have that awful fungus.

Wonderful Video! Thank You! 🦃

Interesting- from the UK we are now apparently developing a problem with them in the South of England-however it is hard to get a firearms certificate in these relatively built up areas so the creatures go unchallenged save for a few commercial guides

good food source

hunting just scatters the hogs.

Great information.

thank you so much! thank you for the plans as well since I don't know where to start, super helpful

I didn't know they were so widespread 😮 Another reason to save the wolves!!

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I love them! Great video.

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I trained my heart Dido to eat rabbits but anytime I let him out on his own not on the hunt he brings back cats

Always vote in your local elections making sure that vote only for good freedom loving American Patriots who share your values and who will not stand in the way of you using your land in the way that you want to use it.

I really liked this video. I always wanted to build my own house, but I'm older now and love my 1955 cape cod. The double dig sounds interesting. I do have clay soil, but at least with loads of worms. I get tired of hearing about no till; I've been trying, but failed at it more than once because I was missing some information each time. We did get a hand tiller, but I won't be using it everywhere. I'm sure we didn't use it perfectly, but it has been easier to plant. This is only one the front yard and it's flowers (I'm collecting heirloom peony varieties primarily, and have a bunch of irises, too. I'm beginning to practice veggies this spring in a metal raised bed in the backyard. I must not be a natural gardener (I'm really not- haha- I'm a creator), because I'm scared of getting my seeds started! 😂😂 I have watched a million videos, have my recommended raised bed to construct, seed starter cells, grow lights.... my problem is I want to test out one or two (at the most) of different veggies just to see how they do. I don't want to start the whole seed packet and have all of these "standbys " to replace failures. I will surely kill the standbys as I have no greenhouse and don't want pots of various sizes filling every sunny nook and cranny. I think I will start 5 seeds of each type, keep 2 (have one standby) and give the others away; using the same seed packet for more than one year. What do you think? Does anyone else have this problem? I don't see it mentioned anywhere... Anyway, talk about getting long... You are correct about zoning restrictions. For a couple years, I was considering chickens but I recently learned I need to have 2 acres and I have 1.79 so this is off of the table for me. I will definitely be putting fruit trees in; already have a few in back. Most of my backyard is at the clearing and planning stage, except for my veggie practice. I'll be checking your other videos out. Thanks!

I heard something interesting. I Don't know how true it is but here you go. Apparently the reason why they are called Turkey's is because when they were introduced to England the English got them mixed up with Turkey foul. Birds from Turkey and that's why they are called Turkey's.

Unuslflower plants that are easy to grow 11:14

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How fun!! Great facts and perfect for spooky season 👻

So cute, they remind me of cats.

Do not cut the rhubarb stalks, pull them!

Very cute pictures of Roman and Rocket!

Great content and information!! Climate anxiety drove me to pursue a career change to environmental science! I get very frustrated with city or government policies that make it harder for cities to be built sustainably. It feels like there is nothing I can do because I'm not, nor do I want to be, a politician. I do want to find a career that uses data to help convince cities to invest in sustainable solutions! I appreciate the reminder to make time for self care because it really does help!

I did this and everything grew together, got shaded, produced poorly and got disease. Now I only plant herbs and small flowers in the space.

Peanuts are bad for squirrels

This is what I'm trying for the first time this spring. I bought a metal raised bed kit and will have a 4'.8' bed.😄

Great educational video! Thank you!

Just ANOTHER European disease here in America eradicating life. White nose syndrome.

This will teach my son a LOOOOOOOOT!😃

bro opened his eye socket so hard his eyes fell off

Thank you for sharing this excellent video about this fascinating species. I enjoyed every minute of it. 👍

I'm reading and I Survived book about I survived the attacks of the grizzly bear🐻 🎉

One in the room I will by the ra k we smoke all night

Wonderful video..thanx 👌

Hello im loving herbs

This answered all my questions in one video!

This is very helpful. I found a bat sleeping under the overhang of my gazebo earlier this month. I bought a bat house at a craft fair and need to put it out, but I'm glad I saw this first because I was going to put it on one of my pine trees. I'll have to check the dimensions too. I have a brick cape cod and no barn, so mounting it to the house won't work, especially since the front of the house faces south and the only western exposure available is on the garage is where the powerlines attach. I guess I'll have to go with the pole. Should I have several bat houses on poles? I do have parts of trees that are dead, so maybe the bats like them too. There are local ponds, so water shouldn't be an issue. I can definitely plant some moonflowers. My mom used to grow them.

Eastern Diamondbacks do not occur in the Southwestern US. Maybe you meant Southeast

That was insanely useful. Thanks so much!

Just FYI - most of the images/footage on this video are of a Marsh Harrier, a different (but related) species native to Europe. There are also cameos by a Palid and Hen Harrier, two other European harriers. I believe the only Northern Harrier in the video is at 2:15.

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Good video, with the exception of using zone 6 (for temperature) to correlate soil type (geology). One has nothing to do with the other.

This age-old concept is great, but an important detail was omitted. When wood breaks down, it sucks the nitrogen out of the surrounding area to promote its decomposition process. Over the years, nitrogen needs to be added to the pile, or the plants will be weak and starving. The other detail missed is that these piles become fungally dominated with an extensive network that supports perennials, mainly trees and shrubs. There is not much of a real biological benefit to annual crops in this system.