Searching for the Devil's Turnip Patch, Birds & Plants in the Tiadaghton State Forest

[@OspreyFlyer]

Okay David, you reeled me in with "Devil's Turnip Patch"! 😂👍

[@holyscowl1552]

Great fornat! Keep exploring!

[@dadare2496]

We like this format! I'm dealing with issues preventing me from going on hikes, so this is much appreciated. These videos are interesting and informational thank you.

[@kathrynclark9921]

I enjoy seeing the forest, trees, & plants. Good video and nice to hear the birds sing and your ID helps

[@UPLINKUSA]

Groovy. 🐦

[@mimiginkgo]

Field trip hike format is really cool. Great pictures and flow. So much to learn and enjoy. Ovenbirds are cute and lovely. Be safe. Thanks!

[@philphucas3663]

Love the format, super interested in the plants and trees.

[@fodderbox]

So cool, very much enjoyed this! Also, looking forward to seeing more vids with the HD format 😊

[@PhilRushworth]

I love this format David, but more importantly, you like it! Great content as always!

[@timv.885]

I’d be interested in a series of videos on this area, I have not been to Pennsylvania. We need more nature educators on KZbin, you are providing valuable info so keep it up. I was really hoping for a timber rattlesnake snake David, c’mon brother I checked Inat and they appear locally abundant there, go find us one, now that would ramp up your game and maybe stymie your apparent reluctance of seeing a “snake”. Getting a little lost is fun, you can never really get lost when you can hear traffic noise. We will be waiting for a rattler Mr. Brown and accept nothing less 😅GET TO IT

[@LycoBirds]

I've never actually come across a timber rattlesnake. You are correct that they are in this area. I know people sometimes see them laying out on the Pine Creek Rail Trail in the western part of the county. Actually in my hikes I seem to come across very few snakes.

[@Jim_Offhaus]

The new format looks great!

[@chouwei2]

I love this informative laid back format. I’m a late in life nature student since I grew up with many allergies, but I love seeing the different flora and fauna in varying habitats, and iNaturalist is a great suggestion. The lens on your new iPhone is nice and crisp. I feel like I walked with you, but without the sweat and the mosquitos!

[@rgdodson]

This is exactly the type of KZbin video format I have been looking for. I subscribe to several channels, and I am certainly a birder. But while birding, I am constantly looking at plants, insects, fungi, geology, etc. I agree with you; more people should get outdoors and soak in all aspects of nature rather than solely focusing on one thing. I also record my sightings regularly on iNaturalist.

[@ComicusFreemanius]

Yeah I heard about some of the measures used to control the moth, they're insane.

[@ApocalypseNowWithEli]

Good stuff. There’s another plane crash sight on the mountain South West of Maynard St. My grandfather was one of the first on the scene in the 80s. Unfortunately I have no idea the name exact location and my Pop passed away several years ago. But I do recall as a child riding a snow mobile to the location. It’s been over 40 years so I’m not even sure if there’s anything of note but I know it is somewhere between Maynard and Brown street on the mountain.

[@LycoBirds]

Oh that's interesting to know. I'll have to search and see if I can find any info

[@ComicusFreemanius]

It'll always blow my mind that there are six native felines in the US and always make me sad about the Florida panther.