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Going up into the Karlskirche Dome (No music or background)
Here are a few videos (and still pics at the end) of my trip into the dome of Karlskirche in Vienna Austria in 2015. Uploading in case they might be helpful or enjoyable to anyone!
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Reading to Elena 2,3
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Reading to Elena 2,3
Fixing Wayfair Sliding Closet Doors (mirrored doors) - Wheels won't move, screws fell out!
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When my doors arrived, the rollers (wheels) were stuck/jammed and some screws had fallen out. Thanks to the help of my dad, the doors work perfectly now! Hopefully his explanation can help you fix yours if they had the same problem. I got these doors on Wayfair. The exact title of doors in this video is: "Mirrored Sliding Closet Doors with Installation Hardware Kit" by Custom Door and Mirror, 7...
Bagworm August 2021
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Bagworm August 2021
Bagworm August 2021 PA
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Bagworm August 2021 PA
Spotted Lanternfly confuses spider
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Near Bangor PA, Fall 2020. Not sure what happened after this, but 10 minutes after I started recording the lanternfly was GONE. My guess was that the spider came and carried him away, but I can't be sure. Did he get bitten at 6:54? This is a full unedited video; I think it's a cool example of wait-times and lanternfly web escape strategies.
Murmeration Ending - January 2019
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Flock of starlings ending their murmeration for the evening. Eastern Pennsylvania
Egg Hatching
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Egg Hatching
Duck Bath
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Duck Bath
Tardigrade Molting
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I watched this for hours, until I had to drive home from work. When I got home, I quickly looked at the slide again, and he'd emerged on the ride home. Darn!! Still, neat insight into how they grow.
Fox Peanut Breakfast and Squirrel Chase
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A fox eating peanuts out on my front patio in the morning. He chases a squirrel around timestamp 2:14!
Havahart squirrel trap in action
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Review of Havahart Squirrel Trap. Purchased from Amazon.com... Does not harm the squirrels.
Pinkie's Song - Vocalizations of our Rosy Bourkes Parakeet (Singing and Chirps)
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Pinkie's Song - Vocalizations of our Rosy Bourkes Parakeet (Singing and Chirps)
A Short Clip of Walking the Streets of Monemvasia, Greece
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Sorry it's so shaky! Monemvasia is a beautiful and unique Greek island town with buildings from the middle ages. It was a very hot day, but the town was not at all crowded (it was in June 2011), and it was lovely to walk around and enjoy the sights.
A Panoramic View from Oia, Santorini
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A small, unprofessionally shaky (sorry!) video clip from the heights of the Greek Isle of Santorini. You can find beautiful views from Oia, which is just a short distance away from Fira by bus.
Donkey Ride on Santorini
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Donkey Ride on Santorini
A Walk Through Mykonos at Twilight
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A Walk Through Mykonos at Twilight

Komentáře

  • @Bluemoon2000x
    @Bluemoon2000x Před 4 měsíci

    This is animal abuse

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 7 měsíci

    Discouraging birds from triggering the Havahart 1083 Squirrel Trap : I cut a wood scrap approx 3/4 " by 1.5 " to the exact width of the trap. (I cut the ends at a slight angle.) I do this so I can jam the wood into the trap in a way that it is just tight enough that it can not easily be removed by an animal prying on it. I then screw 3 wood screws completely through the 3/4" width, equidistant across the 7" width of the wood scrap. Then I get 3 16.9 oz Pepsi plastic bottles and cut the end with the bottle cap, off. (approx 1.25 ") Then I drill a small hole through the center of the 3 bottle caps and attach the caps to the 3 screws in the wood. Them I screw the ends of the Pepsi bottles into their caps that are secured to the wood. Then I place peanut butter inside the 3 plastic caps. and the ends. * * * * Then I take this assembly and place it backwards up against the far end of the trap. * * * * If you do this right, the birds wont be able to access the peanut butter because there is not enough room for their beaks to reach around and then inside the plastic bottle caps. I also cover the entire back of the trap and the back/top portion of the trap with an approx. 7" wide piece of sheet metal, so that the birds can't reach their head through the back and eat the peanut butter from the outside. I drill holes through the sheet metal and use electrical ties to secure it to the trap. The sheet metal on the top portion of the trap prevents the peanut butter from getting wet when it rains hard. Squirrels tend to find food via their sense of smell so they will find the peanut butter in the bottle caps, even when they can not see the PB. I also place a couple of peanuts within their shells inside with the peanut butter to further prevent the birds from getting all the PB. Some day I should probably write a book about trapping grey squirrels. WRZ 2024-01-07 Delaware County, PA

  • @jwoodrff
    @jwoodrff Před rokem

    The door snaps shut, but not before the squirrel darts out.

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před rokem

      On yours? Hmm is it a brand new trap?

  • @PhilFeedback
    @PhilFeedback Před rokem

    Good information! Thanks for sharing!

  • @edwardcuevas5667
    @edwardcuevas5667 Před rokem

    You can eat it many good ways to to cook

  • @denniskazich7559
    @denniskazich7559 Před rokem

    My only negative about this trap is the parameter walls of the rear of the trap should be closed so squirrel can't reach through and get bait. Bait would be able to be put to the rear of the trap beyond the trip plate.

  • @cristianboldisor1175

    You may use a small piece of wood with peanut butter. The advantage is that you may place it at the very end of the trap, after the trigger. To get to it the squirrel will have to go over the trigger.

  • @Kinte.Rashayah
    @Kinte.Rashayah Před rokem

    *@**2:03** Oops! There you go got it! Now you take him in so the others don't see. It's okay baby, it's okay. ...That's It!* Me: 🤣🤣🤣😖🤯💥💀👀 No offense but my first thought were Kathy Bates in "Misery"

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před rokem

      Hahahahaha omg I guess it did sound bad.

  • @davidjenson4512
    @davidjenson4512 Před rokem

    Use a pellet gun and dispatch them. Otherwise they become someone else's problem. They are eating from feeders. They'll just run until they find another feeder.

    • @terebrate
      @terebrate Před rokem

      Yep. Or drop the whole trap in a barrel of water for a few minutes.

    • @XtraOrdinar-y
      @XtraOrdinar-y Před rokem

      @@terebratethat’s inhumane

  • @owenparkerjr.6588
    @owenparkerjr.6588 Před rokem

    You commented on the lack of sensitivity of the trigger/plate. I take a small twig about 1/8th. of an inch thick and place it under the plastic handle. Of course minor adjustments will enhance the sensitivity of the mechanism. I do not place sunflower seeds under the trap, I use a plastic lid and fill with slightly ground mixed nuts and add some whole mixed nuts and place inside the trap behind the trigger plate, it does not take much bait. In the last two years I have caught and relocated one hundred and one squirrels and four skunks.

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před rokem

      Wow, what a count! Thanks for the suggestion to make the trigger plate more sensitive!

    • @FYMM69
      @FYMM69 Před rokem

      Pellet rifles are more effective and way more fun. Unless you take them 50 miles away they’ll come right back

    • @owenparkerjr.6588
      @owenparkerjr.6588 Před rokem

      @@FYMM69 Pellet guns are not allowed in city limits. I painted the back of two squirrels to see if they returned and they did not. Transported same eleven miles away.

    • @FYMM69
      @FYMM69 Před rokem

      @@owenparkerjr.6588 speeding is illegal too

    • @Kinte.Rashayah
      @Kinte.Rashayah Před rokem

      101 and 4 makes 105 animals. Wowsers!

  • @ericbaker7615
    @ericbaker7615 Před rokem

    I hope you took them a very distant woods . Ever hear of the movie homeward bound..

  • @KenSerpico5450
    @KenSerpico5450 Před rokem

    I have a similar trap. I use peanuts in the shell as bait. Once caught, I destroy them and dump them in the alley. By the next morning, the carcass is gone, likely serving as a midnight meal for a skunk.

  • @johnsanchez5204
    @johnsanchez5204 Před rokem

    Rumor has it, Cayenne Pepper, Mixed in bird-seed, will deter Squirrels.

  • @Marie-gb8kz
    @Marie-gb8kz Před rokem

    So interesting. The miracle of new life.

  • @kennethsmith8844
    @kennethsmith8844 Před rokem

    In Hawaii I had a chicken problem I made a big 1X1 inch wire, I used a rat trap for the trigger

  • @theresidetective1646
    @theresidetective1646 Před 2 lety

    thank you now i just bought two of these yesterday and i am about to go to war with these bastards. they being messing up my roof etc...

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 2 lety

      Go get em!!

    • @theresidetective1646
      @theresidetective1646 Před 2 lety

      @@nanday100 btw, what is the minimum distance that you would need to drive out and release these guys so that they can't find their way back? 5 miles per trip seems kinda far. i am lazy lol.

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 2 lety

      @@theresidetective1646 lol! Well you can see people in this comments section saying 5 miles is too small! I basically drive about 8 minutes across streets and highways and let them go. They all look the same to me, so I guess I don't really have proof that they're not coming back. But I ended up catching 26 in one week... I doubt they were all the same 5 repeated. Haha

    • @theresidetective1646
      @theresidetective1646 Před 2 lety

      @@nanday100 thank you for the tips haha. btw, have you ever used it to capture a rabbit? what bait did you use? bet you can't use the same peanut butter again ha.

    • @no_u_420
      @no_u_420 Před 2 lety

      Bringing them farther than 6 miles guarantees it won’t find its way back, I caught and dropped one off around 5 miles away that was in my roof a while back and within a few days it was back. The second time around though I made sure to bring him a good 6+ miles away and I’ve never seen it since. Another tip to make the trip worth the $: get another trap. It sounds silly but if you have a big rodent issue having less trips to drop them all off really adds up, I use 3 and I’m at 86 for the year.

  • @gregorysutton4578
    @gregorysutton4578 Před 2 lety

    I just bought one of those cages and I'm waiting. Good job.you give me hope

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 2 lety

      Good luck! Let me know how it goes!!

  • @wjaeger1242
    @wjaeger1242 Před 2 lety

    Might want to relocate those squirrels a lot more than 4-5 miles as they can and will find there way back. They suggest 15-25 miles.

    • @multicollinearityfi
      @multicollinearityfi Před 2 lety

      This depends on many factors, such as how many major roads or waterways the squirrel would have to cross to come back. My (necessarily limited) testing suggests three miles is sufficient if I cross a couple of busy roads on the way to the squirrel's new home.

    • @davidjenson4512
      @davidjenson4512 Před rokem

      It's best to dispatch them. If you release them they usually face fights or death from the resident squirrels, or death from predators they are not accustomed to.

    • @graydon479
      @graydon479 Před rokem

      My friend spray painted a couple tails before releasing them miles away over a busy hwy. They were waiting for her when she got home!

    • @godbyjrotc
      @godbyjrotc Před rokem

      Painting tail - good idea.

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 2 lety

    Just watched again. Great video. The only thing I would disagree with is that if the trigger plate was more sensitive you would be catching starlings and other birds that like peanut butter. One door traps don't require you to put the bait on the trigger plate. You just have to draw the squirrel across the trigger plate. But you explained everything very well.

    • @jwoodrff
      @jwoodrff Před rokem

      Yes, i caught a dove, but the squirrels are too smart and laugh at this thing

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 2 lety

    You can only catch large numbers of grey squirrels during specific times of the year. They prefer acorns to peanuts or peanut butter, so if there is an oak tree anywhere nearby, you probably wont catch many grey squirrels in the fall when acorns are plentiful. They have an insatiable appetite for acorns and will ignore peanuts when acorns are available. I've tried vacuuming my yard of acorns but that is a huge waste of time because many more fresh acorns will fall within 24 hours In the winter, they are not active in northern climates and leaving your trap set outside is usually a waste of time and energy, unless it is an unusually warm day. I have my squirrel traps in very close proximity to my bird feeders and that is probably why they are lulled into a false sense of security. They probably think with all the birds chowing down relentlessly, they have discovered the best free banquet in the neighborhood. In the last 6 years I have disposed of over 470 grey squirrels but I get most of them in the early AM in the spring and summer. If you are a late sleeper leave the trap outside over night and hope nothing steals the bait during the night. If you rise early, put the trap out at sunrise. Once it gets too hot outside they retire for the day. I seldom catch any grey squirrels after high noon. if you ever buy another squirrel trap, go with the Havahart model # 1083 EZ-set trap. That is the best trap for grey squirrels by a wide margin. But you have to buy it online. Lowes and Home Depot do not stock that trap for some crazy reason. WRZ 2022-02-11 Delaware County, PA (metro-Philadelphia)

    • @mariaarevalo6874
      @mariaarevalo6874 Před 2 lety

      Thank you

    • @ccdogpark
      @ccdogpark Před 2 lety

      @@mariaarevalo6874 I'm impressed you were able to get 73,000 views without including the Havahart model number in the video name. I don't know how you did that. Your trap is a Havahart Moddel 1083 EZ-set trap.

    • @tonyspada2744
      @tonyspada2744 Před rokem

      I have a huge Oak on my backyard property line and it rains acorns but I still catch a bunch of gray squirrels .They love roasted peanuts lol They really like tearing up my gorgeous lawn

    • @ccdogpark
      @ccdogpark Před rokem

      @@tonyspada2744 Yeah Oak trees only produce acorns in the fall and they hibernate in the winter, up here in the north. But just started catching them again this spring.

  • @jcking6785
    @jcking6785 Před 2 lety

    I have one of these traps and bait it pretty much the way you do, smearing peanut butter along the edge of the trigger plate. I agree, the trigger plate is not sensitive enough so I place a flat plastic bread bag closer (you know, with the date on it) under the handle that you pull back to set it, under one of the bumps. This is just thick enough to make the trigger plate more sensitive without making it impossible to set. Has worked extremely well for me. 🚫🐿🚫

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 2 lety

      Cool idea!

    • @ccdogpark
      @ccdogpark Před 2 lety

      The problem with making the trap "more sensitive" would be that birds would be setting the trap off and you will never catch a squirrel, if the trap is closed with a bird inside. There are many species of birds that like peanut butter. The number one reason I love this trap is because it is NEVER set off by birds. And I would not do anything to potentially change that. Baiting the trap with peanut butter on the trigger plate will cause ants to show up in the summer and it will all be gone when you return from an 8-hour work shift.

  • @gardengeek3041
    @gardengeek3041 Před 2 lety

    This is the ONLY HOW-TO video for this model currently online, as of summer 2021. Havahart company itself does not have one (says it does, but it's really a wild goose chase). Could not get mine to set. So thanks to this post, it seems the mechanism needs repair or adjustment. Red squirrels are engaging critters. It was said they were endangered in our area, being pushed out by the much larger West Coast species. I thought it was a good deed to let one move in above my living room bay window. She has been totally innocuous the first 2 years, and still is. She raised two litters and chased them off into the woods as soon as they were self sufficient. Hardly ever bothered the birds or their feed. Cat even grew used to it. Fascinating to watch her collect and dry wild mushrooms for her cache. It's when a second one moved nearby this spring, that the trouble has begun. First came the noise of pre-dawn territorial squabbles. Then, took me a while to see how destructive and obnoxious can be #2 compared to #1. The newcomer has found a way into my home. Cannot believe the damage on every floor in just a few days: chewing on plants, furniture and woodwork; insulation being pulled out of walls. I need this trap to work, and soon!

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 2 lety

      Oh my goodness! That sounds like something I would do, letting a sweet little family move in... until the situation gets out of control. 🤣 I hope your trap works really soon! I'm not sure about their customer service/warranty policies but you might check that out if you can't repair it. Good luck, and if you think about it, update us after you've caught a few!

    • @ccdogpark
      @ccdogpark Před 2 lety

      Grey squirrels are the most destructive of all rodents by a wide margin and nothing good is going to result from allowing them on your property, near your car or (God forbid), inside your home. Ask any auto mechanic or auto insurance adjuster about the amount of damage they are doing to the wiring in cars if you don't believe this. You have to order the model # 1083 online. The big box stores do not stock that model number for some crazy reason.

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

    When people buy Havahart traps, they should use a permanent black marker to write the model number(which is always on the box) somewhere on the trap. Then after you throw out the box and later decide to do a video, you will know the model number of the trap you are demonstrating and you can include that in the video name. I have no idea why Havahart does not stamp every trap with the model number, so people would have this info for later reference.

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

    Discouraging birds from triggering the Havahart 1083 Squirrel Trap OR stealing the Peanut Butter : I cut a wood scrap approx 3/4 " by 1.5 " to the exact width of the trap. (I cut the ends at a slight angle.) I do this so I can jam the wood into the trap in a way that it is just tight enough that it can not easily be removed by an animal prying it. I then screw 3 wood screws completely through the 3/4" width, equidistant across the 7" width of the wood scrap. Then I get 3 16.9 oz Pepsi plastic bottles and cut the end (with the bottle cap) off. (approx 1.25 ") Then I drill a small hole through the center of the 3 bottle caps and attach the caps to the 3 screws in the wood. Them I screw the ends of the Pepsi bottles into their caps that are secured to the wood. Then I place peanut butter inside the 3 plastic caps. and the ends. * * * * Then I take this assembly and place it backwards up against the far end of the trap. * * * * If you do this right, the birds wont be able to access the peanut butter because there is not enough room for their beaks to reach around and then inside the plastic bottle caps. I also cover the entire back of the trap and the back/top portion of the trap with an approx. 7" wide "L" shaped piece of sheet metal, so that the birds can't reach their head through the back and eat the peanut butter from the outside. I drill holes through the sheet metal and use electrical ties to secure it to the trap. The sheet metal on the top portion of the trap prevents the peanut butter from getting wet when it rains hard. Squirrels tend to find food via their sense of smell so they will find the peanut butter in the bottle caps, even when they can not see the PB. I also place a couple of peanuts within their shells inside with the peanut butter to further prevent the birds from getting all the PB. Some day I should probably write a book about trapping grey squirrels. WRZ 2021-08-06 Delaware County, PA

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

    I never have to worry about transporting a live grey squirrel in my car. I use a tropical fish tank and then take the carcass to the exact same spot in the woods for scavengers. If I was transporting live grey squirrels I would go to the dollar store and find a plastic container a little bit larger than the trap to carry the trap in. Either that or a foil pan that women use to cook a roast in. I'm NOTT putting the trap on a towel for the squirrel to pee on.

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

    Call me crazy but I would have included the Havahart model number # 1083 easy-set trap in your video name and/or description

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 3 lety

      Not crazy at all! Thanks for the insight. Honestly at the time I thought it was the only Havahart squirrel trap out there. 🙂

    • @ccdogpark
      @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

      @@nanday100 I figured it might be something like that. For some crazy reason Havahart does not stamp the model number on their traps. Once you throw away the box, there is no easy way to identify the model number. Strange but true.

  • @ccdogpark
    @ccdogpark Před 3 lety

    czcams.com/video/MI4x-ZFcN4s/video.html czcams.com/video/RDl6BUbBakA/video.html This Havahart # 1083 is the best trap for grey squirrels by a very wide margin. The only problem with these "live traps" is that in the hot summer months, people working normal jobs would probably put the trap out in the early AM and return to check the trap 8 hours later (depending on whether the animal being trapped is nocturnal or not). Doing that would cause the grey squirrel to suffer a slow torturous death. I am retired and I make sure to check my traps at the very least, every 2 hours, which is easy since they are at the base of my bird feeders and I can see them from our screened-in porch. Grey squirrels are only active during the day and when it is extremely hot, they tend to stay in their nests; so I take my squirrel traps back to the garage when it is over 80 degrees out. Thus most of June, July and August they are only set from about 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM and I still caught 23 grey squirrels in June 2020 with 2 Havahart model 1083 EZ-set traps. You can set this trap in less than 10 seconds. WRZ 2021-08-05 Delaware County, PA USA suburban Philadelphia

  • @TruthSeeker434
    @TruthSeeker434 Před 3 lety

    Thanks...I get so mad when they eat ALL the bird seed...little devil's

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 3 lety

      Glad it was helpful! They chew bird feeders too, so destructive... but super cute. 😄

  • @user-sb6qx5tl3e
    @user-sb6qx5tl3e Před 3 lety

    Ok

  • @elisabettacolombani3154

    Fate vomitare alla grande, turisti schifosi, grassi da fare ribrezzo...Andate a piedi che dimagrite e lasciate in pace i poveri asini...👹☠💀👽😰🙏

  • @ViperXYZ98
    @ViperXYZ98 Před 11 lety

    Looks like something out of a movie!

    • @nanday100
      @nanday100 Před 3 lety

      It was stunning! I would love to go back.