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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2014
- These are some of the visitors to the small water pond I have maintained in my desert yard in Tucson for more than 30 years. The video was recorded on a Bushnell trail cam during June 2014, and features javelina, deer, coyotes, screech owls and (spoiler alert) a bobcat! I just knew there had to be a bobcat around, but I haven't seen one in years. Sweet.
2018 update: First, thanks for all the nice comments. Second, although I am completely baffled by the need to stipulate this, there are no Bigfoots in this or any other of my videos.
Keeping the scene natural without music or voice is great. Loved watching it.
This is amazing! Look how important that little watering hole is to the wildlife. Well done!
Life if hard for any wildlife today. Thx for providing this act of kindness for them. I enjoyed seeing the beautiful creatures.
Today? Actually easier today.
It's much easier to find wild animals near human habitation than it is far out away from towns.
More food, more fresh water, more places to make a home, more chances to find a mate etc.
@@porkchopspapi5757 The thing is humans have got rid of most natural predators, brought invasive precies into the land and pushed the rest to smaller and smaller areas. It's all about how to define "hard life". For some species it's definitely much easier to go by, but so many have gone nearly or completely extinct. It's all about balance that we now have to control, like without hunting certain animal populations would just go nuts and destroy everything. In some areas it's better and in some much worse.
True, loss of habitat and other situations are making it difficult for wild animals, that's why extinction is increasing even faster.
This is so wonderful...a place where all critters can come, cool their feet, quench their thirst...making them feel better to go about their day not fearing where they can find such an important live giving resource. How so fantastic you did this for them... And they in return grace you with their presents ... hope others will build such things... perhaps put out a salt lick too?
That was one very big Bobcat! They all know where the waterhole is. We should build more of these in the desert.
"We" have built them. That is, hunters have helped BLM via constructing guzzlers on public lands in order to collect precipitation which aids wildlife.
@@daveybernard1056 Yeah, hunters do it so they can get an easy shot.
@@zariballard Dear Dishonest Blond--
not legal. Thanks for advocating poaching, tho. You need to have a come to Jesus meeting with the Game Warden.
i take my hat off to you for such a termendous act of kindness by providing precious water to these animals. we often forget how valuable water really is, especially in the desert. for me the nature sounds and watching them was worth it. Lord bless you for your kindness.
After watching mostly creepy footage on cam, this video is so refreshing. Thanks
Great that you maintain this water source for all of them, thank you; thank you also for sharing the videos!!!!
I simply loved and appreciated the serenity of this footage!!! Thank you!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!
I am sitting here in -34c snowy Canada, enjoying this amazing video of the wildlife in your back yard. Thank you so much for providing a continuous clean water supply for these animals. What a treasure. Thanks 🇨🇦
Lois Blais g6
I'm from Barbados, I live in Tucson now, I moved here this last April, this place rocks, this here is my new home!
Koolist thing I've ever heard of and seen!!
What a wonderful place to live your life. Able to enjoy such tranquility and not screw it up with crazy music.
So I guess I appreciate you most for leaving it natural. And sharing such wonderful views that most people never get to see.
Thank you for the water hole, very kind of you! Enjoyed the video but appreciated what you did for the animals more.
Miranda Brooks they may be hunting over it
Thank you SOO MUCH for taking care of those beautiful animal's!!! You are awesome!!!
Beautiful animals?
Nature take care of itself big ups water is a natural resources
Damn coyote slurrpin the net is full of feed and kill speech less you should start a live stream
How do you keep water in the pond
Shows how precious water is🙂, nice video
God bless u u at a great person taking care of God's animals
You are an awesome human being for having this on your property...such a beautiful thing to do!
Thank you for sharing your amazing video of wild life. I think it's wonderful that you maintain drinking water for all these animals in the dessert where water is scarce. Enjoyed it very much.
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That owl was so cute! Must be nice people to take time out to put a pond in there property for the wildlife, chear's guys! love the variation of wildlife.
Oh, Mmmyy, how peaceful & relaxed I feel after a long hard day of work, in Phx.. Thank You, Mr Foster, for sharing such beauty with us & providing clean drinkable water for the wildlife. ; )
As I was watching your video I couldn’t help but think how nice it was for all these creatures to have this oasis in such a harsh environment. Then I saw all the comments from all the folks that feel the same way. God bless you.
Those animals are counting on you Bob, hope you never let it go dry. Beautiful video.
Thank you for the waterhole your a angel in disguise.
Very beautiful much better then tv
This is a really cool upload. As I'm in Australia its extremely interesting to see all your furry visitors. Thanks.
My mother lived in Tucson for many years in the Catalina foothills and she tended to this same suburban menagerie with food and water. It was fun to visit and see the desert wildlife. Roadrunners were a favorite. They would come take ground beef from my hand! She volunteered at the Desert Museum and was a great interpreter for the easterners visiting. Nice memories thanks.
I love nature... this was really wonderful to watch!
Thank You! 💖
I grew up in Tucson and forgot how beautiful the sounds of the desert could be.
The animals I've come across here in Tucson are .. The first one was a coyote on 6th ave and Pennsylvania. Javelinas on 44th and Palo Verde.. the last one was a couple years ago I saw a coyote at the corner of 2nd ave and palmdale . They are all beautiful creatures .
Loved your video thank you for taking care of our wildlife.
The Sonoran Desert at night! How wonderful that you help us see in the dark like this!
That is great you place water out for the less fortunate. My wife put out water and food for birds, every where. Takes extra with her. We have taken their habitat, only right.
Thank you so much for sharing the natural beauty of Az. I grew up in Tucson and spent the majority of my free time hiking the foothills back in the 70's.. I sure miss those days. Thanks again !!
Well, the 60's and 70's were just the best for growing up in.
How cool, I love that you maintained a pond to watch and video animals in their natural habitat. I have recently become a fan of trail cams and enjoyed yours so much, thanks for sharing.
This is an amazing video, no sound but the wildlife. This must be heaven for them, being in the desert 🌵 and to hear them lapping up that water is extra special. Thanks for what you do. 🦋💜
That kitty was really thirsty! This is an awesome video. Well done!
was wondering if that " kitty " was a lynx , or cougar ...
frank younger a bobcat
Mary Fournier yes ! The Bob was my favorite!
Mary Fournier there was a coyote Kitty
Mary Fournier that's amazing and great thing you know I appreciate you putting it on
Can just hear the animals talking about this great water hole they know about .lol what a variety!
To my own astonishment I have maintained the pond for 40 years. That's a lot of generations of critters.
Kathy Myers I know right!!! I was thinking too that the different animals have a schedule.Like they know when it's their turn to drink, unmolested.
How long after you first began filling the watering hole did you start seeing wildlife coming in your yard for a drink?
Merely curious and thank you for 40 plus years.
Bob it's clear you need a "no swimming" sign. 😉
So kind that you think of the animals in the desert, what a great guy
Brings back a lot of memories from when I lived in Marana and worked in the Orr Valley at Sierra Tucson. Thank you.
I really enjoyed watching, thank you.
Me too .
Love the watering hole is it natural or did you make it...thanks alot
Barbara Montoya no doubt
Thanks for not adding music or commentary. Nice video.
Would not have been able to hear the drinking or natural sounds. So glad no music.
E S; yeah, I sat perfectly still and didn't hardly blink! Reminds me of when I used to live out in the woods in Washington! Times like this put one's mind in a different state ....... really relaxing, peaceful and one with GOD.
Happy it's almost silent.
Agree with all here. So lovely and calm with all sounds coming from nature. Thank you.
Right! Thanks. I didn't even think about that, & I hate music or jibber over natural sounds. So many You Tubers think they need to ruin the vid they spent so much time putting up.
Awesome footage ....that pond gets it’s share of visitors !! Look at the bobcat what a variety ! I envy. You 🤠😮
I’m in snowing Cleveland Ohio and your video just made my day! Beautiful wildlife!
Thank you for posting this video. Very peaceful. We have about 30 mule deer frequenting our place, several Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, dozens of Harrison Hawks, Grey Owls, Ravens, Crows, Pheasants, Ducks, Geese and it's a delight to watch them.
It's wonderful. Thanks again for sharing.
Do you put water in it yourself or let the rain do it?
Also, thank you for taking care of all the animals.
Needs to be cleaned and refilled regularly.
@@bobfoster2395 Wonderful job. Thank you!
thank you. Great to watch.
This is such a great service you provide for your little (and big) friends! I feed the birds and enjoy seeing the variety that stop by, but I would REALLY enjoy this! Truly wonderful sir!
Love seeing the animals in their native habitat. I think they are blessed to have your little pond and you are blessed to have this property. How nice of you to share it! Thanks.
Absolutely beautiful! Enjoyed the tranquility of it!
Yes, I live in Tucson. I enjoyed the owls splashing around.
Thanks Bob for sharing I will come back to watch in my time of need. I deal with a disability and not able to get out as much as I would like. So this helps to put the mind in the peaceful place i love going to in the mind. Thank you again
I was mesmerized at all the different animals. How kind of you to maintain such a vital part of their survival with fresh water! Thank you for sharing!
The wildlife are great full I am sure, and in turn we are graced with being able to see them, beautiful, thank you
This is a beautiful sight that most people don`t ever get a chance to see. I really wish more people were appreciative of our animal neighbors like you obviously are. My husband and I passed by a large family(12 or so) of wild pigs on the side of I-75 in Florida where we live, which started a conversation about how the development of land here is out of control there is hardly any undeveloped land around for all the different species we have. Yet there are soo many buildings lying vacant. Your video will hopefully trigger something in the right people to help fight to set aside land everywhere for our voiceless neighbors, this planet is their home also. Thank you soo much for providing them this oasis, by the way very impressed with how clean you are able to keep the water !
Who says animals are ugly?
They're just beautiful, big or small they're just beautiful!
And thanks for giving water to them!
That's very kind of you to offer water to the wildlife! You are blessed!
Many thank-yous you for keeping a small pond
I love watching wildlife. thanks for sharing.
This is a good video WE gotta APPRECIATE what we got LEFT. MAGA.
I am a Native of Tucson, missing the magical desert of Arizona more than ever while watching this. Good times. Thank you for posting this footage.
Thank you for taking care of these beautiful animals and for sharing!
God bless you..
Makes me happy that there’s so many animals out there
Just ran across your video. Love the trail cams although I only have coyotes, turkeys, possums and raccoons. Hopefully I will catch a bobcat because 2 have been spotted on my farm. Thanks from TN.
You have no idea the joy you have brought to my world today :-D
Thank you soOo much. It is truly awesome that you give them water, maintaining it for all that time. You make me happy, knowing people such as you exist
WE CAN NEVER GIVE ANYTHING AWAY,I am sure you have been rewarded many times over for your kindness to these craters.
Awesome THANK YOU for providing all these beautiful animals that precious water hole and the video shows just how much these animals needed it SO COOL!!!!!
Thanks, Bob, this made my day...
I love it out there. My Uncle Jack lived out there near to Sabino Cyn. Loved going up. Handicapped so having the tram that goes up was a wonderful ride up, walk back or stay on the whole trip. I love the little owls at the end. very soothing video! thanks~~~
I was thrilled to view your trail cam. I love nature and appreciate that you shared this. Thanks.
Very Nice, thanks for sharing.
A window on the natural world and judging by the comments a lot of people feel the same as I do. Well done Bob Foster.
That is so cool and very sweet of you to have maintained this small watering pool for the wildlife!
What a treasure to be able to record those beautiful animals. Awesome job on the water pond im sure the animals are thankful👏👍
Thank you for water for the animals.
Bob, have you ever had the elusive jaguar come to the waterhole? I saw that some rancher's reported seeing or one or two in SE AZ a few years back.
As my Daddy might have said, wouldn't that be a kick in the butt. Not even cougar, though they are maybe 5 miles away on any given day. But jaguar have been seen in the mountains just south of Tucson. Solitary males on the edge of their range, up in the higher elevations.
What a beautiful environment you've created. I love the desert.
What a great video! This was so peaceful to watch. It has inspired me to put a water hole on my place for the wildlife here in northern AZ.
A lot of different wildlife came through there. Very good video. ty
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I would love to set up a cam in my yard. I have seen so many different animals come in, but if you are not looking, you don't even know that they are there. Great video. I enjoyed it.
Modern Woodsman no one cared
im living island of oahu no an when young lived tucson back 72 tru 74 i miss it an remembers abino cayyon an well forget alot
It has changed a lot. Some for the better, some not so much. The Tucson Greater Metro area and surrounding Pima County are pushing one million people. Come visit, you no longer have to de-plane on the tarmac!
Beautiful! I had property behind the Tucson Mountains with a pond that attracted so much wildlife as well. I miss it very much so thank you for this!
Thanks for sharing your amazing pond cam pics! U r awesome and more people should be helping nature this way!
Everybody getting a drink.. So sweet. 😸😹🙈🙉🙊😺😽😻
Best video out there imo. God bless you
Really cool setup. Thanks for uploading. I once had a bob cat come within 10 ft of me wile out deer hunting years ago. I was in full camo set up in some lite brush on the lower part of a pond dam. The bob cat was upwind from me so it never became aware of my presence. Or a least didn't act like It had. Those critters are really smart. It was an amazing experience for sure.
I really miss Arizona!!! I love the desert and all the wild life. One day I wish to live there again. Thanks for not ruining the video with music, it was very nice to watch.
Thanks---all God's critters gotta drink.
heidi Holiday 💜💜💜
Wonderful video! No (C)rap imitation LOUD music. Amazed at the quantity of wildlife that shows up at the watering hole. Thanks.
Greatly enjoyed this! Trail cam videos are my favorite. That Bobcat was interesting. The wildlife were able to enjoy some good clean water and you could see the joy on the one coyote's face as he dipped his feet. Bet that felt good to him!
How could you not enjoy this...Great job..Everyone should follow your lead..I also have a deer feeder and i have learned so much by watching all the moves .Very relaxing..Always give back when you can.
Very nice, thanks.
Thanks Bob, I'll bet your a "HOOT" to talk with!!!
This is a brilliant idea! Wildlife gets lifesaving water and you get awesome footage :) I love that it's not too deep for the smaller animals to fall in.
Man its nice to see someone taking care of this state for once and not trashing it, thank you
are you doing the zooming? I am amazed at what great videos these are.
I liked the owls.
I really enjoyed this ty Bob love the little pool you made for them. good job
The world needs more kind hearted people like this. God bless you.
Totally awesome!! 👍🏼
a very interesting video your very lucky to have that.
Very good video.Great to watch.I love that you maintained a pond for the animals . thanks .
Terrific video!!!!! I loved it! God Bless you for offering them water!!
Looks like you are feeding a lot of the wildlife. At least, they've come to rely upon your keeping that water hole full for them. Good for you!!!!
Please make more of these videos.
WOW I just came across your video and I really enjoyed it .
Thanks for sharing it with us Bob .
Thank you for posting this. The variety is great to watch...