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Beatiful

Hi mate, great video. Was just wondering if I was able to use a couple of seconds of this for an upcoming video? I’d obviously be happy to credit you as well

My favourite birdsong from childhood. Thankfully, there are loads around here.. and Wood Pigeons.... but too many folk have cut down trees😢

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Amazing that their enemies called them cannibals while wiping them off the face of the earth.

I’m a widow as of February of last year, and this has actually provided some dark humor for me, thank you

Innocent sweet baby bouncing lambs.

Awww so cute 😊

Great, informative video

Sheep do eat ground-dwelling birds

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Here learning how to make them.for 2024 4th of July!❤

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Thank you!!! I was struggling with OK button, I didn't know that I suppose to click on a real OK button on camera, your video helped me a lot! Thank you very much!

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Mooi

I took care of one young jackdaw two week ago. He was really weak before. Now he is big, strong and ready to fly

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Great video!!! I’m late to the party here but I’m curious if these red head giants having any correlation with the tribes and interesting stuff that was happening with Mels hole…. Has anyone heard about that?

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Awesome find bravo!!! 🙌

Fascinating. When you are in Northern Nevada, in the middle of the desert and you find these artifacts and wonder: "How did they live here?". But they lived and thrived for thousands of years. When you think about the last time water was there, it's mind-blowing. Thank You for sharing with us. I study the glacial striations and water marks and I have found petroglyphs under the striations, meaning they were older than previously thought. Pyramid and Winnemucca Lakes have been altered. Most man-made lakes are covering something. Most natural lakes are altered. Beavers are the only animals that should create dams. I don't care about progress. Dams actually do the opposite. Absolutely Amazing Place. I think they are older than 15,000. Hey! Are those some kind of fossil from dinosaur shells of some kind? They are too similar to not be something. Notice the outside casings? We need to test these for DNA. I believe those petroglyphs are drawn on fossils. There are mangrove roots and everything there. I had a giant dinosaur stomach with a partially digested omnivore inside of it and these reminded me of that. Cool videos. Nevada gets overlooked because it's too hot or cold, but there's so much history there. I think things get so old, we don't recognize them anymore. Every rock is something. Lol

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A beautiful trip on the 17 mile drive. Last time I was there was in 2005, thanks for refreshing my memory David.

Awesome. They think that stick with 2 circles represents the adladle. For the patina to go back to the original color takes thousands of years. Diverting the water and cutting all of the trees to make charcoal for processing metals ruined a lot of stuff. There are charcoal kilns near Fallon and railroad tracks that ran from the trees to the kilns, to the internment camps. That used to be a giant lake and Juniper forest. Juniper doesn't grow back. There would have been marshes and grasslands. I don't see any glacial striations. I'm wondering if they ever tested bombs out there. At 25:28, those 2 jets are chasing a smaller craft. You can barely see it above the jets but it's there.

What a cool place. Prehistoric . Around 8:00 those look like the mangroves in Utah and Arizona. That would have been a wonderful shelter area. I always follow the ancient waterways. It seems like there never was water there, but there was. Pyramid Lake, Tule Lake, Tulare Lake and Lake Bonneville were immense bodies of water that connected Native tribes throughout the West. I think these are even older than that. Love the enhancement app. Thank You for sharing with us. 😊 I had never seen this site. Cool.

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Phenomenal creatures

Was doing a timelapse of the night sky that night. I saw the ISS, but I knew it was coming as I use Stellarium. I didn't know the Starliner was launched at the time, but when I saw the second craft following the ISS, I swung my Fuji X-T2 on a tripod and took a sequence of long exposure shots. As I was using manual focus, was able to get some clear shots, although both crafts are streaks of light. I never got around to putting a timelapse together as I didn't get many frames. I might share what I got at some point. This was Boeing's first attempt at docking the ISS. Yourself, I and a few others on RUclips have captured it on video. With millions of night skywatchers out there, you have to wonder where all the amateur footage is of the Endeavour Space Shuttle docking the ISS. There should be hundreds of videos and photos from earth observers from the last few decades. Makes you wonder.

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I seem to have dirt or dust beyond thesensor.

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Sometimes the circles represent "Hoop Dancing". Every hoop has meaning and the dances and dancers are very beautiful. This year the World Finals Hoop Dancing was the best I've ever seen. Watch a couple of the dancers and you will see what I mean. They use up to 16 hoops to recreate animals and insects and the flow of life. The Adleadle is usually represented by a wiggly line. I love this stuff and have been studying Native American culture since I can remember and now with RUclips and good people like you, I can see so many sites I would never have been able to see on my own. I have visited Utah, Arizona, California and Nevada extensively, but this gives me a chance to see everything up close. I have been studying the damage at some of these sites. Especially the sites destroyed by water. There hasn't been water in those areas for thousands of years. There are petroglyphs under glacial striations and that puts that particular place at 12,000 years minimum. 30 million years for Lake Bonneville to have been there. The waterways that were left were diverted to starve out the last of the Indigenous People. Why else would people leave their homes? Water or enemies. The "Relocation Act" of 1863 was the nail in the coffin. Thank You for taking us along.

That was some great wildlife catches David! I'm glad you got to see some of the wonderful places in Nevada on your trip 😀.

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Looks like you had some fun adventures here David. Nice video and I love the ending music too! 🎶😇

Saying hello or how. Is to the white man. And show you do not have a weapon

Great footage!

Beautiful owl ❤ & scenery

My second nest has just fledged today...I'm so stressed out like mama and dada blackbird are 😮. I hope all 5 babies make it ❤

I thought you are supposed to stay on existing dirt roads with vehicles

Loved it! Looking forward to part 2. 😀👍