I Try to Keep Record of Everything I see while out Birdwatch, Hiking, Canoeing or Working. My dog Wiskwu Spends a lot of Time with me as well. I have been capturing photos for most of my life and began to be serious about it after college 8 years ago. I now work in a pickle factory, with hopes of becoming a professional photographer/videographer. A dream within that dream is to have my own TV show for kids explaining nature, Hiking, Camping, exploring and everything outdoors. I grew up in Rural Michigan, Spent many Summers Fishing and Camping on my grandfather's wetlands and Forest. During my first summer in college I went to Alaska to Process Fish, the Boss of a Small Company just started and she had some issues, so I went home. That trip changed my life, I decided to stop college. I began working double time, 21 days in a row with 3 or 4 off, Milking cows with no Overtime. 152 hrs in a paycheck, and enough money to drive, camp, and explore Michigan. I was living in a tiny 450ft room.
@bradyfregia well, that is good because I'm right. Lol, I was there. I've sat under eagles, I've watched Eagles Circle with Vultures, too. I've seen young Eagles in flight. Im not entirely sure what you mean by split wings, it appears dark because the sun is behind the eagle and this is a smart phone camera. Just do a quick Google search and get outside and get education on birds and birds of prey. Birds of Prey can be hard but this is an eagle.
Thank you. I am praying God returns and I can stop packing pickels. Get to relax with my family instead of watching buckets fill up with pickels would be a dream beyond anything i can imagine right now.
We should govern ourselves differently. First and foremost is get rid of income tax and only have sales tax. Second is abandon all our bases that are not essential to trade. Get rid of Nasa, Send that money to NOAH. Get rid of all State Representatives, send text message with local issues and have periodic votes from our phones on local issues. If there is a state level issue, elect someone from the local Area that is an expert in that issue. Then hear from all local state experts on the issue and have a vote instantly. No sense in wasting all this time and money like we do in America, it's unbearable.
We should govern ourselves differently. First and foremost is get rid of income tax and only have sales tax. Second is abandon all our bases that are not essential to trade. Get rid of Nasa, Send that money to NOAH. Get rid of all State Representatives, send text message with local issues and have periodic votes from our phones on local issues. If there is a state level issue, elect someone from the local Area that is an expert in that issue. Then hear from all local state experts on the issue and have a vote instantly. No sense in wasting all this time and money like we do in America, it's unbearable.
If you want to pay for it be my guest. The vet I take wiskwu to is taking donations for animal control in sandusky. I would much rather have more birds, foxes, and wildlife but hey I'm stuck with about 40 wildcats in my neighborhood
I'm just telling you my opinion and the vet I go to does accept donations and they do have it on their sign out front. I'm all for wildlife and invasive species control but no one wants to really pay for it anyway might as well enjoy the cats
Hopefully you not going to kill them because of your birds, if your birds are contained then shouldnt be an issue. Maybe feed the cats? They gotta eat too.
The Birds are wild, idk other people feed them. One time I went to the grocery store and someone dumped an entire bag right by the side of the building. There were about 5 wild Cats Swarming in to eat. These wild Cats also eat all of the Native squirrels it seems like the only wildlife we get is birds and cats.
Have you considered TNR for the stray cats that show up? (Trap, Neuter, Release) A lot of places and organisations will do it for free, as it not only helps control the population of stray cats from multiplying but in turn helps reduce the negative effects cat colonies can have on the biodiversity of the area. We had a cat issue a couple of years ago around my apartment complex, it took a while due to how many kittens there were, but all of them have now been neutered, all the kittens were rehomed (my neighbour has two of them), and the amount of cats has finally stopped multiplying!
I'm sure they are aware of it. The Vet I bring my dog to in the closest city has on the sign in front of it Donations for Animal Control so I guess money must be an issue
I used too live a little further out in the country we’ld end up with with stays hanging around and they were fertile so we’ld have them spayed and adopt them never had problems with any rodents in or around the house one cat was always watching the woodchuck in in the back yard it would eat even thorny brush in the backyard had a swamp too exsplore a pond too fish and swim in two miles of dirt road from town good times gotta find another notch or nitch too move too with my Son Nicholas Happy Days Ahead Amen
If they adopt you they’ll bring dead rodents back and show you the worst time a pretty bird made a nest in a bush by my front window the cat would look out at it I came home and there were feathers in my kitchen and no bird
They nt wild cats they just stray cats nd are hungry instead of videoing dem plz u shud hve fed dem ….🙏🙏😢😢😢…a gud deed u cud hve earned ….learning life’s lessons we cud b in dat position so plz plz do gud so u get rewarded simple gestures go long way …so sorry if sed anything dat hurt u…Jazakallah khair
@@GeraldAndKayleeDeering beavers are also one of Canada's national animals that they highlight! Think it's fun to watch beavers who've been raised in captivity instinctual build dams!
That is nice I'm not sure people really enjoy having the Beavers in their back yard but I have read they help with flooding, and fish. A lot of Fish don't like dirt and soil in the water. Technically, pollution the beavers cut down on the dirty water.
I'm not sure if horses have been used here in a long time. My grandfather had tractors, maybe his dad did that would be over 100 years ago. I'm not sure why they would of kept it that long either
Yeah they do that a lot in Michigan. They even have commercials for how many trees they cut, saying it helps reduce power outages, im not sure. Most the time they cut or prune them very well
