NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY , WILDLIFE, CAMPING, HIKING, KAYAKING, OUTDOOR FAMILY ADVENTURE
Naturally Adrift Photo Adventures is where adventure and nature photography unite! Join our little family as we hike, camp, kayak and photograph the stunning nature and wildlife around us! From the backyard to mountain excursions, paddling lakes, waterfalls and local hikes, we aim to share our passions with you!
Hi, I'm so sorry to hear about your trail camera! There are a lot of bad people in the world, but there are some nice ones too! I enjoy your videos, and I try to comment when I get the chance. This time, I had to comment! I'm willing to donate $25 toward a new trail camera for you!!! My wife and I are on a fixed income, but I can afford to do this for you!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🥰
Very sorry to hear of thief and litter. I use Browning trail cams which also sell trail cam “security boxes” and then I run a cable through that, wrap around tree, and locks. I suspect other brands have similar options. Another friend told me to label with “Camera 4 - so you better get them all” as further deterrent.
It's good to get them out there and learning about the natural world. I am not sure if it was him who spooked the owls, as there were also few people walking about out of their cars. We had just a very brief window of time with the Short-Eared Owls. Sometimes he is really good about our adventures and other times, well not so much. I have to remind myself patience is a virtue.
This is wonderful, and what a BIG tree! Great job on the Short Eared Owl, they're such cool birds and I'm glad you were successful. Those Blue Birds were quite beautiful as well!
Close to my house is an old oak tree. I consider it to be a heritage tree. Over two years years ago, I picked up some acorns and planted them. I now have a two year old oak tree, a direct descendant of an old tree who’s days are numbered (construction has started very nearby) and I hope to find a safe and permanent home for this little oak. I probably only have a couple of years left before it needs to go in the ground. I’m hoping that a local park in my town will adopt and love it.
Hi I enjoyed looking at your video! I saw a great photo at 13:46 that I would have taken! I love to see people with a love of tree's and photography! I'm passionate about photography! Have been all my life!!! It's awesome that you are doing this as a family!!! I'm going to subscribe to your channel to see how you progress!
Thank you so much! I actually met my husband at a photography show and when the little guy came along we decided not to stop doing what we love but to encourage him to love it too. Although it can be trying on our patience at times (his and ours). Thank you for your support we really appreciate it and the feed back too!
Thank you for the beautiful footage of the birds and lake. Just hopped over to your Weebly site and I must say what beautiful photography you do. Good to know you have merchandise available with your work. :)
@@naturallyadriftphotoadvent123 I raised a female baby and released her... It broke my heart to let her go... I have video's of her on my page, I name her tweeter... I miss her so much! They were probably first year mates and didn't know any better about where they built their nest, They mate for life, Which makes me love them even more! 🥰
@@laurieallen2590 They have been coming to the feeder this winter so they are still around. I hope they have better luck this year. I highly commend you for raising and releasing a bird. It is not an easy task and I hope God blesses you for saving one of his creatures! All the best!
Nice video and good to see your son with you. Some of my best quality days are when my son joins me. I spend a ton of time photographing stars as well as grubbing about in forest to photograph anything that catches my eye on the macro scale. I like your compositions and you clearly know what you like. If I might suggest, you could work on image-focus. I notice you were using manual focus (which is fine) but, not so easy when getting comfortable involves having your knees in mud or bending over a tripod and trying to keep your balance. To that end, I dress for comfort and warmth with the expectation of getting dirty. My clothes go straight in the wash when I get home, even if they are still clean. There are other bugs that can hitch a ride and I don't want them in the house. Keep posting.
Thank you very much for your kind feedback. Getting the focus just right has been a frustration for me but my macro lens is completely manual. I do have some more macro videos to put together for the future as well as some wildlife. I don't mind getting dirty and we do tick checks when we get inside and change!
Sweet. Proof of extended parenthood by cottontails against all the so called “science” that they are independent at 4 weeks when the size of a grapefruit. No other mammals do this, so why should rabbits and hares? They stay together at least three months if not lifetime. Unfortunately the licensed wildlife rehabilitation specialists go by the “science” and release rescued babies at 4 weeks of age and size of a grapefruit. Barely a snack for a hawk, crow or even squirrel. They still need mom and family until GROWN. This video proves it.
Tufted Titmice are territorial and we've only been feeding the birds in winter the past two and a half years which is also roughly what their life span is. Teton does have a wife who comes too but is a bit more timid than Teton.
Watched your Lab Hollow video, then this. I live in Chittenango, and your previews of these two areas or beautifully filmed and helpful in knowing what to expect in these two areas. I've paddled Labrador and wished for more outlets; you may agree. But it is a beautiful place with an easy access to put in. Thanks for doing the videos!
Such a fun adventure in a beautiful area! Thanks for talking about packing out what you pack in, a lot of folks don't realize they should be doing that for some reason.
Thanks, I appreciate your support! We run into people leaving stuff behind all the time! We stayed at a campsite once where the animals had become habituated to humans and their "stuff". I woke in the middle of the night and thought something was climbing our tent. I made some noise and went back to sleep. We woke to multiple holes in the screens of our tent so camping was out for us for for a while. Folks don't seem to understand just how important leave no trace is.
Hey Julie, I subbed to your channel and look forward to your clips. Ember did a 50 mile run on Saturday and I made a clip. Not as good as Chris but you can see it on my channel. Happy Fall!
Thank you Anne, your support means a lot to me! I actually shortened the video a lot because I kept repeating myself! Hoping to get north tomorrow for some fall kayaking!
