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Nature Unfiltered
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Registrace 7. 03. 2020
This channel is all about videos and photos I get in nature. I love being outside, especially in a forest setting, and all that goes along with it. I am always excited to see wildlife of all kinds and love sharing it with others that love it too!
2023 Pennsylvania Elk Rut with Bugling Elk
This is a short compilation of video and photos captured during the elk rut here in PA. The rut is still happening during the time of this upload. Lots of beautiful elk.
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Black Snake Invades Blue Bird House
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I didn't find this snake till it had already gotten into the nest. I heard the birds scolding outside and went to look and see what was happening. I have seen black snakes getting into bird nests before.
Autumn Foliage, A Great Time To Be In The Woods
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Here in PA the leaves are beautiful right now. I hope you can make some time to get outdoors wherever you are, and enjoy nature.
Indigo Bunting Song- Bird Sounds Identification
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Just a quick video of an Indigo Bunting singing.
Praying Mantis "TRIES" to Attack Hornet
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I happened to see this praying mantis sitting on one of our hornet traps and noticed it trying to attack a couple of hornets that were stuck inside!
Elk Rut 2021, Pennsylvania Elk, Elk Bugle
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These are some video clips and stills of the elk during the rut this year.
Porcupine Climbing a Tree
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This is just a very short video showing how fast a porcupine can climb!
Bathing Birds
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The day after a heavy rain, and lots of birds are taking advantage of all the puddles and streams.
Turkey Hens with Young
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Turkey hens with a bunch of poults on State Forest road in Pennsylvania. The young were various sizes.
Rattlesnake Making Warning Rattle
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My husband and I were hiking in Sproul State Forest when I spotted this rattlesnake. It started it's warning rattle so I got some photos and took some video then we walked on and left it undisturbed.
Slow Motion Catbird Song
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Just for fun, I slowed down this catbird's song. Between the catbird and the birds songs in the background, it sounds like a jungle.
Gray Catbird Song - Bird Song Identification
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This Gray Catbird was singing it's heart out. I was able to get close and it didn't seem to mind that I was there.
Porcupine in Hemlock Tree, Sproul State Forest, Pennsylvania
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I spotted this porcupine in the branches of a hemlock tree eating the hemlock needles. This was filmed in Sproul State Forest, Pennsylvania.
Elk Bugling Pennsylvania Elk
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This is a bull elk in Pennsylvania bugling during the rut.
8X9 Bull Elk In Elk County PA
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This large bull was using it's antlers to thrash the apple tree and drop apples to the ground so it could eat them. It also chased a black bear away from the tree earlier, but I was not able to get that on film.
Groundhog, AKA Whistle Pig doing an alarm whistle
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Groundhog, AKA Whistle Pig doing an alarm whistle
Scarlet Tanager Song- Bird Song Identification
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Scarlet Tanager Song- Bird Song Identification
Worm Eating Warblers Feeding Their Babies
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Worm Eating Warblers Feeding Their Babies
Brown Thrasher Bird Song - Bird Song Identification
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Brown Thrasher Bird Song - Bird Song Identification
This lovely lady doesn't know she's dazzling thousands of admirers far, far away. Absolutely gorgeous!
Why doesn’t the deer run?? She’s just standing there? (Sorry I don’t understand why they do this, I know it basically means they think there in danger.)
She is trying to determine if I pose a threat to her and if she should run. She can see me very clearly, I am not hidden at all while filming this.
Looking good follow back done and done 👋 👀👀👀👀👀🇰🇪🇰🇪🏃♀️🙏🤳
Something smells fishy around here, i just can't put my hoof on it 🦌
" GO ON NOW! GET !"
She snorts to clear out the mucous from her nasal passages allowing her to get a cleaner sample of air in to analyze the type of danger. The sound is just a product of that which doubles as an alert to other deer. Both sexes snort for the same reason. And she stomps to try to get you to move so she can see that you are not an inanimate object.
Sooo awesome, love groundhogs ❤
"Oh, it's a Bigfoot".
I live in West Virginia, and I work with this old timer who is an ironworker and he said they were called whistle pigs and I thought it was bullshit but it’s true how cool
I just moved to the Eastern panhandle two and a half years ago and did not know that these groundhogs that are now living under my porch I thought were birds outside because one was whistling but then I realized that the mother was doing the high sharp whistle and then I googled it and found out that they were called whistle pigs and I didn't know that. I know I don't want them living under there, there are four groundhogs three babies one mother. I'm not sure how to get rid of them. I guess I just have to wait till they're not in the den and then block the entrance. The babies are getting kind of tame I came out in all three of them were sitting on the porch they looked up at me and then they ran under the deck.
LOVE that sound!
Does this mean they may attack you if they think you are a threat?.
I think it's their alarm. It lets other nearby deer know that there's potential danger around, but it can also tell predators "hey I know you're there, so don't even try to ambush me". Generally deer will run from threats unless they think they're cornered, so they might stamp and blow for a few seconds before they bolt.
Мне показалось или он простыл и чихает😮😮😮
Chúc mừng cho con hâu🎉
I use this almost every week to call my dogs home. thank you :D
I've always underestimated how huge their tails can be! She looks like she's wagging it around, the big fluffball!
I walked outside this morning to walk my dog and something huffed at me in the dark. I was pretty sure it was a doe but wasnt sure. Im like 100% sure now 😅 I have does and their babies living in my yard. My motion light hadn't kicked on yet but I ran back inside screaming like a little girl 😅
I believe deer blowing is they sense danger but are not sure of your location. The blow is sudden and loud and they want you to jump or move so they can spot you. Usually they have not caught your direct wind when blowing. Faint ground scent, perhaps. I have had a doe blow like this for 10 min but if they don't locate the danger, the whole herd continues to mill around but slightly on edge
It does seem to vary. I've had deer do this blowing behavior while looking at me right in the open in full daylight, so sometimes they'll apparently do it when they see you clearly but are still curious to gauge your behavior.
I'm not sure what I'd go through to figure out a bird's call 30 years ago. I appreciate videos like these.
That call in the background is a mating call.
The alert sound a Sasquatch makes when humans are around
They are very cute.
Amazing footage of these tiny birds. I had read that they love slopes with dead leaves to nest in. Looks like it's true! I have some BC Canada Warbler nests on film (3 species). Have a peek on my channel. Cheers, Damon
One summer my 4 year old daughter and I lived in a small fairly isolated cottage. I locked the doors at night. But it was HOT, so the windows were open. Around 2am I was sitting on my bed, reading. My bed was about 1 foot from a window - I was hoping to catch some breeze. Then a LOUD snorting started right outside my window. I was so caught off guard my reaction was to "assume the worst". ie I was terrified. I ran to my daughter. Locked all the windows in her room. Put her is a safe spot, then armed with tennis racquets I crept back towards the window. And finally spotted a friendly looking deer, who was still there, peering in, having a lovely great snort. So, that's me. frightened by a deer. My daughter still teases me.
I love this story! Thanks for sharing!
That had to be a skinwalker or something
I'm the only commenter on 02/02?
😂Apparently!
I wonder how they taste.
Like old boot leather
Alert
That’s a blow not a snort
Worst sound ever when hunting
Perhaps your step isn't as light you think it is.
bro put that ass your home page
Ground hog.
Just a woodchuck
Aww all the flies on her poor girl
Sounds like someone needs to change the batteries in their smoke detector. Lol
LOL
I was strolling through the woods today and heard a few snorts and what sounded like stomps. Since the area was so densely wooded, I couldn't see what it was that was making the noise. I assumed it was a white tail deer, but having never actually heard one make this noise, I wasn't entirely sure. I also wasn't sure if it was a female or male, but in case it was the latter, I made sure to pick up my pace. Thanks to this video, I can confirm this is exactly what I heard, though I'm still curious: does the male make this same noise too?
Hi there! The answer to your question is Yes! They both do this. It is a kind of alarm that they know there is something there that doesn't feel right to them, or they are unsure about something. I love to hear that this video helped you confirm! Thanks for watching!
She smells you but maybe doesn't see you. I've had this happen to me a few times while fishing!
Can we name him Batman?
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Is it like a Midwestern thing to call a groundhog a whistle pig
I'm from the North East and that is a term I've heard all my life. Don't know where it came from.
Hillbilly thing.
Sounds like a chirp.
Just watching it made me feel sleepy. Keep safe
Tail go swish swoosh
Nope I hear you I smell you but where the hell are you at I have seen deer do this constantly retired park ranger
Beautiful.
Oh. Hell. No. But, looking at this, I feel like I'm back in Texas again. All we need now is a scorpion on the living room ceiling and a tarantula on the road. 🙂🙃
LOL! Did you have rattlesnakes and all that other stuff where you used to live?
@@natureunfiltered I heard more about them than encountering them. Southwest Texas - heat/desert - is their playground and I was in the North. Lots of scorpions and tarantulas were around.
When the doe turns her head put the Scope crosshair on her
Is this on a game ranch or wild?
It's completely wild. No fences.
@@natureunfiltered I knew moose spanned North America from coast to coast up north, but I had thought elk were mostly west of the Mississippi these days. I've seen a bison that was taken in the South in a museum, so I know their range was vast, too. I hadn't any idea that elk were still anywhere in eastern coastal states. Informative and interesting.
@@cobaltcanarycherry this is a link to a video by the PA game commission explaining a bit about the disappearance and reintroduction of the elk here in PA. You might enjoy. Informative and about a half hour long. czcams.com/video/cmjZWg39QCA/video.html
I don't need to watch this behavior, I already know how it works!
is it at all possible that one day the elk will roam all of PA?
I would love to see more elk expanded into a wider area, but lots of people would not. Farmers in particular would not be happy.
@@natureunfiltered I'm sorry , I don't know that I comprehend , are they Elk somehow " penned in ?"
@@Sean-st5ud No, not at all. They are completely free roaming, but they are closely monitored to keep track of the population numbers and how far they roam. I don't think there is any way they can be completely controlled because they are wild and free roaming, however, a number of them have been collared, and counts do happen to try and keep the herd numbers balanced.
@@Sean-st5ud also, where the majority of the elk herds roam right now is largely state forest and state game lands in the Northern part of the state.
@@natureunfiltered I knew where in the state , I'm a Pennsylvanian , I just wondered if they would ever make it to my area which is Eastern PA. But thanks to your explanation I now understand and believe it will never happen. In a way it seems they are penned in almost.
Yup, she's their queen, assessing the danger and informing her folks.
If this happens while hunting you might as well come down and call it quits for a couple of days. Everything in that area is gone.
Not true, a doe will blow when being harassed by bucks during rut they dont mind
Not true I thought that also but I experienced the opposite I had a doe snort at me she snorted several times and then ran off and about A half hour later 3 bucks were chasing 3 does it was amazing.