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Agree! ❤️

Girl power at its best I'd say = knowledge, craft and experience no matter what gender.

Her strength love & dedication is awesomeness truly .... 💥💙

Can't really go with the hole girl power thing but I have to admit having all those birds must be hard work never mind explain how and why the birds are the way they are in front of the internet...

We all are…

Me too!!!

Fable IS awesome !

Fable has a fan club! I agree one awesome bird.

Boop Boop :)

There are t-shirts?! Edit: found them! Boop boop!

My boop boop tshirt is in the wash

I did, too! *Boop boop WOW!*

Mine too.

Thank you very much Joe!

Thanks, I'm always trying to improve the quality and my editing :) so glad you are enjoying the feel. Great horned owls certainly aren't to be reckoned with!

@@FalconryAndMe The feel is good. My cats are laying low.

Glad you liked it! Tried to capture a just a little of what we get up to here :)

@@FalconryAndMe you did a very good job of showing us. The editing was good too. Thanks Amy.

Best wishes to you, I’m trying to find a doctor who will evaluate me for hEDS, it’s the only thing that fits and explains so much.

@@therealhellkitty5388 Thank you! So sorry to hear you suspect your dealing with hEDS as well. Such a long road to diagnosis. But don't give up! And once you have that diagnosis, be sure to seek out diagnosis or ruling out of these other above mentioned co-morbities. Godspeed! 🧡🥄🧡 (Hopefully your aware of spoonies, otherwise this👆🏽 just looks really weird! 😉 😂)

Yard birds saved me after foot surgery. I spent a few hours among them every morning and learned a lot about their society. It's such a privilege when the birds accept you as a friend. Because of this series I want to move to a more rural area for birds and wildlife. Be well!

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Neat! Oh how I wish I could just 'be well' lol! 🧡

@@allisgrace1313 I can relate, I have chronic neuralgia and disc injuries, etc. Concentrate on doing things you love.

Yes, these birds are a o fast - you have to have a really good eye to even see them catch something in the wild! Usually when the morning doves explode into flight in my little backyard it is too late to have seen the stalking and the catch. Out of hundreds of times I have only ever seen a coopers hawk make a catch. Usually, if you see the hawk AFTER the flight alarm of the doves, it means the hawk didnt catch anything! Hawks are amazing, but really, CORVIDS are my favorite! Fable is a great example of the intelligence of corvids!

Thanks for info. I have been riding down the road and seen hawks swoop down and catch snakes. mice and whatever the meal choice is for the day. I love all of God's little critters and I so enjoy watching them. l live in Virginia USA about 5 miles from the White House and it is a very populated area. Every day I get to see some kind of wildlife including deer, foxes, great blue herons and whatever else decides to make a pass through or around my yard. I keep binoculars at the patio sliding glass doors at all times. Watching all of the wildlife keeps me totally thrilled at their antics. There is a nice sized pond right outside my back door. God bless and stay safe.

@@Monkeybutt4659 awesome! I live near NYC but in suburbia - and my little yard has quite a bit of wildlife that I love to watch. There are no snakes that I have seen, we can hear the frogs at nightand of course we have rabbits, but the most amazing thing was having a great blue heron fly in and land on our shed! Since I feed birds in the yard, the hawks know its a good place to hunt. Last fall we had a great overpopulous of squirrels. One day I counted 26 squirrels in the yard at one time. Then one day I noticed a fox. The next week I just caught seeing him in the middle of a catch - a squirrel! He hunted our yard every morning at 7am like clockwork. By the next April, our squirrel population went down to three, and the fox population up by 2! Because of the overpopulation, many of the squirrels were very mangy and sick, so it's just as well. Last winter,, one little guy was so skinny and fur-less, i used to make sure he got peanuts every day. He really got better - and smart! The fox NEVER got him! But all the other squirrels picked on him, so I at least made it so he could eat well. It was so cold last winter and he had lost so much fur, I felt so sorry for him. After a while if I just made a throwing motion, he would know to come to me and get a peanut. He would take it and run off, come back a few minutes later for more but he never was bold like the other squirrels. We would do this every morning, till he had about 8 peanuts a day. He would patiently wait at a distance for me to throw the peanut, run and get it, and then go hide to eat it. Slowly his fur came back and he gained weight. I think he is the senior squirrel and boss of the yard, now! And he is polite and sweet - will not come up and destroy my potted plants and I see him playing with the other squirrels but not chasing them off. He will just wait in the distance for his peanut. And this year we have the biggest groundhog I ever saw - the size of three regular adult groundhogs. He had a mate (she was big, too) and they had 4 babies, and gosh they were so cute! And shy! If it wasn't for the fact that they ate ALL the veggies in my neighbors garden. I wouldn't mind them around so much! And now we have huge gopher holes all over, add chipmunks buroughs and THEIR tunnel entrances, we have a network of ankle breaking spots all over the place! But the chipmunks are cute, too - I don't purposely feed them, though. Just birds! And I enjoy them so much. Staying home because of covid last year allowed me the time to get to know my wild backyard residents!

@@mamaboocee I too have all that you mentioned that visit, including 3 bald eagles that I have seen flying together. Huge crows, geese. ducks, you name it it is here for the viewing. It just thrills me to my soul to be able to see all of this beautiful wildlife. I am 75 and just moved here a year ago from Louisiana, a place I DON'T recommend anyone to live unless you love the humidity all year long. I was Born and raised In North Carolina. Have a great day and stay safe.

@@Monkeybutt4659 you said it!! Seeing all this wildlife thrills me to my bones, too!! And bald eagles you see? Lucky you!! You have a great day and you stay safe!

You are welcome!

It was fable

@@hateforall4012 ha ha ha

Thanks for the ideas. Glad you are enjoying the channel.

I've wonder that too on a daily basis 😅

Doing very good. There are a couple of recent photos are on my Instagram and fb pages at the moment of him.

Thanks so much!