I learned some new facts about squirrels! I had a favorite book I used to read to my kindergarten class; they enjoyed learning facts about this interesting backyard creature ,too

More proof that green anoles are not submissive to browns but more dominant. Great vid bro you NEED to make more of these, its so interesting seeing the greens dominating the browns while they interact. They interact in my backyard by fighting. I heard you say the brown is bigger but they are actually about the same size, with greens being a bit longer. Green anoles are the best

Can't believe I just spent 18 minutes watching a squirrel - and loved every minute of it! 😊

Loved this video...that little squirrel was hilarious to watch! Happy Thanksgiving...

I spotted about a dozen baby anoles (brown) the other day. So TINY! Not more than an inch from nose to tail and legs like tiny pins! I tried to feed them a small green caterpillar from the mulberry bush. I dropped it at the base of the coleus they seemed to gather around. When I came back a few minutes later, there was an adult anole with a slightly larger baby hanging out of his mouth. Also visible was the tiny green caterpillar. 😳 They are aggressive. My agamas would never do that! I really enjoy your videos.🥰

I feel extremely blessed to have one enter my lanai. I went and got baby crickets. I had a brown Anole that lived on my lanai, I loved having her. Unfortunately after 6 mo she got scratched on the leg and I did all I could to try and heal her. She passed and I can’t just throw her away or into the wet lands behind my house so I froze her until I find the perfect spot to bury her. Her name was scoot. Now I have a beautiful green anole and the difference is amazing . This one is very graceful and takes her time as she moves about. I have not figured out a name for her yet, or him. But so happy that it’s here. I thought I was the only one who has such love for these beautiful creatures. Thank you for posting.. it’s dark out at the moment but I know exactly where it is. I don’t think the average person would ever spot her unless they have spent time with brown or green anoles. I could watch her for hours.

Love that you caught his flight away at the end.

Haha awesome!

What patience and determination it took to capture this! Thanks for sharing with us.

I found one the other day with my kids made a cool little home for it in the house

Nicely done! I enjoyed all the visitors.

This is the absolute favorite for the pollinators in my garden! I’ve propagated the suckers a few times and now have three plants 🦋🦋

Amazes me how people will go out of there way to harm something that is just minding there own good meaningful business. Nice of you to share some wisdom PS Milton was a heck of storm. Prayers to all

Poor thing😢

I enjoyed as usual. I have quite a few in my yard and woods. Need to catch up on your last two videos.

It’s growing a lot in my garden. My people said it is a good natural remedy.

Thank you for sharing .

He’s beautiful!

I had the most fascinating thing occur in my house with a lizard. My cat had pinned it under a rug. I picked it up, it was missing its tail and by all appearances it looked dead. I almost put him outside but decided he looked a little dehydrated so I rubbed him a little and then placed him in a container with just enough water around him and within a half hour to 45 minutes he was alive and well and released outside! I was so elated😁

Just found these in my field do you need more pods?

I would love to have this plant for my native garden! It would be such a treasure for my cardinals, finches, thrashers, etc. Since I can't find a place that sells the pant, I ordered some seeds from Etsy. Thanks for sharing this information! I love your channel!

Gorgeous video and so much information!🦋

Thanks for sharing this info a couple sprouted this year and I had no idea what it was. Will save seeds for next year.

It is such a cool looking plant I'm really surprised it isn't common in the nursery trade.

Beautiful and wonderfully narrated video. I am a surfer, sailor, butterfly gardener and kayaker in South Florida. If people could only realize the peace they could have within when connecting with nature and the environment. Dan K.

USF botanical gardens in north Tampa has a population of Atalanta butterflies 🤗

Very informative! Thank you very much.

Just lovely. Is that a solar bubbler in the top bath?

Another humble native that I love. Thank you, Sharon, for educating us. I love your slow motion photography that really lets us see what is going on right before our eyes!

Great video with lots of useful information. Thank you!

The Blue Jays are so adorable!!!!

What are some of the smaller trees?

My wild petunia plants itself sparingly around the garden.

Mine just bloomed today in North Carolina. I simply love it. It is so vibrant. It's a showstopper.

Thanks for the video. Most don't like these. cool to see someone who does

One of my favorite things about your channel is that you highlight the most humble natives that no one else does. I love pokeweed, also its cousin the rouge plant, but I was just wondering this morning where mine had gone. I usually see them in my woods around the house. I'm going to go out and see if any are going to come back. 🤞

Could l plant a corkystem at the base of a ligustrum tree that is not too bushy/full so it would be shady/filtered sun? Would the vine grow up the tree trunk? I don’t have much other shade in my yard.

Where was this at? We live in New Smyrna Beach beachside near Bethune Beach and nicole baytered us with the combination of the king tides and slow moving inshore winds.

How very cool. I never knew they prepared the leaves in this manner. Great video!

I love passion vine plants I have lots of them in my garden I have lots of zebra long wings and Julia's and gulf butterflies all over them I garden for butterflies in ft Lauderdale

I am planting parsley for them ...i have 5 fat ones now 😂❤

Beautiful!

Beautiful wildflower. I love when the wind blows them gently

Wonderful video❤❤❤❤

I like how you feature the humblest of little wildflowers. I enjoyed this

Cool. Any idea if this would work with an oil based stain?

I love them and just found them this year while out walking in a park.

Thanks for this! I have seen some bad reviews of this sprayer but the cardboard for overspray and thinning/straining the paint so it doesn’t clog are great tips for success!

I've been pulling this up from all over my yard because one of my dogs is a terrier and the needles grab onto the fur. I recently learned of it's benefits. Based on what you've shown me here, I'm going to pick a spot they can call their own.

I know how you feel about this plant as I treasure it also but have taken some criticism about having it in my space. I remember it from my childhood when we used to make pretend tea from the flowers! Free, hardy, adaptive, and pollinators love it. Always learn something new from your posts.