This is fricken divine. I love it! I do something similar in my yard but on a smaller scale and I don't have a kick ass cam that's close enough to hear their lip smacking. 
(12-21-2021, 02:48 AM)MirahM Wrote: [ -> ]Live Deer Trough Cam
Not bad. I still prefer the kitten cam I used to watch.
'I'm not touching the one titled "Fun with Farm Animals"
This should cover multiple bases
Today I found a video w/ piano music but now I cannot find it again-I was at work and couldn't find it in the history, but in my quest to find it I have found some cool videos I will post those until I find it.
It must have been Norway. Flam possibly. This was not the video, close enough. I will not rest until I see it again tho.
Reposting this here, because nature...
I listened to this whole thing earlier while I was doing other things. I have a ton of music memories that take me back to a place & time and this is one of them.
Spiders are so industrious. They are one of the only things I kill, but never in their habitat, it's only when they invade mine. *shudders*
(02-02-2022, 11:56 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]Spiders are so industrious. They are one of the only things I kill, but never in their habitat, it's only when they invade mine. *shudders*
They sure are. Termites, as I recall, build arches -- true arches -- which is pretty amazing.
It's so easy to fall into the trap of thinking nature is nothing more than scenery. My biggest issue with materialism/modernity is that it facilitates that sort of mindset.
Sally, do you remember when I posted the picture of the shoebill and you thought it was a pretty cool bird? Check out the sounds he makes when clapping his beak. Holy moly.
I watched that yesterday. Some people were giving him shit for standing there filming until the last seconds.
Ooohhhhhh. The goat! The scenery! I love it all! That goat tho! Isn't he glorious!
(02-06-2022, 10:22 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]Sally, do you remember when I posted the picture of the shoebill and you thought it was a pretty cool bird? Check out the sounds he makes when clapping his beak. Holy moly.
Could you imagine walking outside and finding a crazy, mass shooting bird in your backyard? You wouldn't know whether to run or duck for cover.