> Don't get to see the equally beautiful females enough. Ain't that the sad truth. :-( Every time I see these guys they remind me of the Ice Cream Drumstick that I used to buy from the Ice Cream Truck in my neighborhood.

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Thank you, @FocusedNatureAndWildlifeByAJ

Thank you, kind sir/madam!

Thank you, kind sir!

I love that KZbin has "Translate to English" underneath your comment "Ba dum bum". (apparently, the translation is "ba dum boom"--I'm not joking)

@@pauldanese 🤣🤣

Thanks so much! I just "counter-subscribed"

I'll be at the Ramada September 28 and 29. When you're there, try the veal. It's the best in the state!

Thank you, Gijs!

Спасибо!

TYVM!

Thank you very much!

thank you, @birdystrong ! hope all is well.

@@pauldanese all good over here! thank you.

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you.

I thought about it! I was trying to avoid too much copyright violation, but it's a great song and would have been perfect.

Agreed!

Heron*

@@TheFamilyStrong thank you

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for the comment! I thought that, too. But I showed someone else (an ornithologist) a couple of additional photos and she was pretty confident in juvenile red-shouldered. It doesn't help that I've seen red-tailed, red-shouldered *and* broad-winged in roughly the same spot over the past 2 months!

just subscribed to your channel, btw. Good stuff.

Hmm that's strange. The smaller hawks should be making territorial calls to ward the larger ones away. There's no reason for the larger hawk to be there unless it is in its nesting area. If that's the case, the larger hawk will fight the smaller hawk and win. The loser will endure the pain and then flee. Maybe they have built tolerance with each other because they don't get too close but don't interfere with the other hawk hunting. That's my guess.

@@jthejh ??? wrong video ??? But, in a way, I love the comment, because it fits in with the Little Known Factz.

Yes. He gave up & the tadpole has quite a tale to tell.

@@pauldanese wow, so interesting. He had it. Must've been full or something.

Thank you, Gijs!

Actually, it was your recent video with the Kestrel facts that inspired me. I thought, "I think I can do something like that. Except I will do what comes naturally and I'll get everything wrong. Finally, a chance to put my lack of attention to detail to good use."

Thanks!!

lol . not going to believe this but I am actually there. point Rd. probably leaving soon though

@@pauldanese I have no idea how to get there! I tried plugging it in but it takes me to a neighborhood

So I think I'm headed home

@@pauldanese I totally believe it! Because don't you live there? 😉😉😉

Ha! To be honest, there are people who go to the cove FAR more than I do. Also, not much wildlife tonight. :And my egret friend was nowhere to be found. :-(((

Thank you

Stop by & say hello! I'll be the guy wearing a pink tuxedo, standing next to the heron.

Thank you, AJ.

Thank you.

Many thanks

TY

Thank you for the kind words, Sandip.

Thank you, @birdystrong. Mr. or Mrs. Kingbird thanks you as well.

Trust me. You turn your head 6 inches to the left or right and there were GIANT leafy trees blocking your view of the marsh and salt flats. Plus twelve billion horse flies (slight exaggeration). ;-)

@@pauldanese I believe you. What I meant was, again, the video quality looks 👌