A look inside the Vermont Institute of Natural Science.
The VINS Nature Center is located in Quechee, Vermont. It is a non-profit with the mission to motivate individuals and communities to care for the environment through education, research, and avian wildlife rehabilitation.
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Beautiful and well explained video. This is excellent research... every year we get to spend the summer in Silver Lake, N.H., and now I understand a lot about this amazing bird. Thanks.
After the breeding period is over, where the male will moult and loses its color to more dull, from your perspective, will there be other male buntings claiming the existing dominant's territory? if so, how do you think the "dominant" bunting will act toward this behaviour? what will happen to the dominant's offspring? do you think the new male dominant will push this male away from the territory to the habitat where there will be less likely to have mate partner?
I've had numerous female wolf hybrids of various content. Right now I have the highest content I've ever had and I'm a guy so I've peed outside plenty of times. The two females have been wonderful attached at the hip for over a year. Inseparable :) One is not clipped, the other is 2 years and 4 years respectively. Unfortunately these two had a couple fights and the last one had blood involved... They made up within a few minutes of me getting them calm and cleaned each other as if nothing ever happened. It was easy to tell when they wanted to be together again. This is all new but I'm learning a lot still cuz these are special creatures and I admit this is my fault because I let some behaviors continue but I still let them play like wolves :) The 4 year old is definitely dominant and it's fair to say since these are high content. The 2 year old is realizing she's bigger but I have to pause myself at the @19:49 pee mark especially just before 25 min and think, this might have caused the aggression and unfortunately fights that came out of nowhere. I know "Tis the season" but I think peeing outside and watching them mark over it all the time trading off and funny enough... Lifting a leg just slightly.... It was both their left legs but I believe that was terrain... I was so curious about that.... I think you've got a very valid point cuz Charra is over 80% and Luna is 64% wolf. Thank you for the theory and I'm gonna work with this thought too cuz these girls have and still are so solid :) I just need to be the conscious male/leader in their life ;) Wonderful video BTW! I knew a lot but you've taught me so much more :) <3
This is a beautiful, very informative narrative about these beautiful birds. I just saw my first loon two weeks ago, and now I am trying to learn as much as I can about them. Thank you for publishing this.
