Love this, Jason, the birds, bunnies, bees and the groovy gila monster were amazing. I didn't know that gila monsters went in the water, wow, I guess many critters likes a dip in a good swimming hole. That snake was majestic as well and it was like the toad was playing to the camera! I love seeing all of them up close.
@@JasonMillerOutdoors Thanks. Just watched a review of the Suspect BH755M cam. I see they include an add-on macro lens for close focus. That's cool. I've been using 37mm macro filters (Vivitar) with a Campark T100 for filming birds at close range on my feeders. Fortunately, with that model, a 25-37mm step up ring fits snugly over the lens housing. I've been telling Campark that they should produce a trail camera with interchangeable macro lenses. Cheers.
This is amazing! Could watch your videos all day. Thank you so much for posting.
I appreciate that! Thank you so much.
I love this perspective!
It's definitely a different side of trail camera use.
Great compilation Jason! Glad you got into macro. Luv your vids! Thnx
Thank you so much!
Love this, Jason, the birds, bunnies, bees and the groovy gila monster were amazing. I didn't know that gila monsters went in the water, wow, I guess many critters likes a dip in a good swimming hole.
That snake was majestic as well and it was like the toad was playing to the camera! I love seeing all of them up close.
Thank you so much!
Awesome video.
Thank you!
Epic footage!
Thank you.
Wow. This is incredible footage. You are the man!
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome !
Thank you!
Some fun views with this camera, enjoyed them!
Thank you!
Awesome, pretty 😎
Thank you for watching!
like a mini Godzilla coming out of the water!
Haha, Right!
Awesome footage, can't believe you got a Gila Monster on it.
First Gila at that spot.
Always exceptional. I didn't know Gila Monsters could move that fast.
They can move pretty fast.
They can move faster than that.
These are awesome! Is this a trail camera or some other camera set-up? If the former, what kind of lens attachment are you using?
Regular trail camera with a Macro lens attached!
Outstanding footage! The toad was so relieved to find that water! He let out that big breath of air when he folded into the water. Gila Monster, wow!
That was the first Taod to show up there.
Awesome! Do you get to see these guys up close or just on the camera?
On camera.
I do see them when I hike around in the desert.
Amazing! These videos are a gift, thank you Jason!
Thank you!
❤❤❤
Thank you, Virginia!
Is this area around Tucson?
Vail
Wow, I'm loving these close-ups! And the fact it's all at ground level!
Thank you for watching!
What trail camera were you using there ?
Suspect, with a macro lens.
@@JasonMillerOutdoors Thanks. Just watched a review of the Suspect BH755M cam. I see they include an add-on macro lens for close focus. That's cool. I've been using 37mm macro filters (Vivitar) with a Campark T100 for filming birds at close range on my feeders. Fortunately, with that model, a 25-37mm step up ring fits snugly over the lens housing. I've been telling Campark that they should produce a trail camera with interchangeable macro lenses. Cheers.
I don’t see the time, date and temps anymore… 😭😭😭
I didn't put them on the video.
Fantastic stuff Jason! Love the setup. It looks like you have found your niche. No-one is doing what you do!
Thank you so much! It is definitely different using macro lenses.