Wildlife Hunting and Eating for Survival

[@Snowkitty1424]

Yay they are getting longer 😍🥰 Great work Michelle

[@MichelleSiefkenPhotography]

Yay! 😁I try to pack in as much 'good stuff' as possible! Thank you so much for watching!

[@wildthunderbird]

These animals are master hunters. They probably spend most of the day hunting for food. We have it so easy, just go to the supermarket. If we had to hunt for our food, most of the world wouldn't make it. You must have spent hours and hours getting all these shots. I feel sorry for the worm the little warbler was beating against the branch. My favorite was the little squirrel at the end eating a pine cone. What happened to little Peanut the squirrel and his buddy Fred the racoon is all over the news. Squirrels and racoons are so sweet. Thank you for the hunting video I appreciate all top notch videos you make. I look forward to next week's videos! Take care😊🐿️🦆🐥🐊🐦🦅🦆🐌🐡🐠🐟

[@MichelleSiefkenPhotography]

You are so right about how most of the world wouldn't make it if we had to hunt for our own food! Can you imagine?! Sometimes I luck out and the action happens as I walk by...other times I'm "on the hunt" (just like the wildlife!) to find different species eating. I remember being surprised as I watched the palm warbler so violently "whacking" the caterpillar! They're normally so sweet and peaceful looking!!! I loved watching the squirrel at the end too. I think he might have had some blindness in one of his eyes and was slow to respond to my lurking. It gave me a chance to get some good shots. I just looked up Peanut and Fred after you mentioned them - how sad that they were euthanized. Too bad that they weren't able to stay in the wild and live out their days as nature intended. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Enjoy the week ahead! 😁

[@wildthunderbird]

@MichelleSiefkenPhotography 😊🐛

[@fabirkemarian6370]

That 1st meal is what I'd call a fish salad. Good to see birds eating nutritionally balanced meals instead of fast foods some people feed to wildlife.

[@kostakosta5352]

А кто их ест?

[@MichelleSiefkenPhotography]

They all have their vulnerabilities, especially smaller birds...they have to watch out for birds of prey, alligators, otters, etc. Great blue herons are generally safe as adults because of their size. Raccoons have to watch out for gators when they're fishing near the water's edge.