Wildlife at a Sonoran desert water hole 

Oh yes for sure, no doubt about that!

I feel the same way.

Hearing the birdsong and insects is as wonderful as seeing the wildlife.

Awe. 🌹❤🌹❤

Maybe you'd enjoy my large Arizona playlist: it shows much beautiful scenery, terrain, wildlife, even Arizona's Mustangs. From the desert to the forests, from monsoon to the snow, from the Grand Canyon to the Mogollon Rim to the San Francisco Peaks north of Flagstaff, from drives to hikes and more, there's a lot to see. Real peace doesn't come this way, but seeing Nature helps a lot; nature is comforting. There's Elk, White-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Donkeys (Burros), Mexican Gray Wolves, Mustangs, Rabbits, Hares, Squirrels, Black Bear, hundreds of birds and water-fowl, birds of prey, bison ("buffalo"), Bobcats, Mountain Lions, Jaguar too, etc., mountains, canyons, lakes, streams and rivers, calming and soothing scenes in Nature, and sweet music in some of those videos, very soothing.

If you'd like to see and hear something soothing, I also compiled a much smaller playlist with nature videos (mostly of Arizona) that feature serene sights and sounds, I call it Gentility of Scene and Sound. They are the most soothing of my huge Arizona playlist, and one other video is part of it too, that I also feature in my Perspective playlist, a video called Wings to Paradise (of high flying birds, that make the things of Man look small, giving us a more distant perspective). You'd have to watch and hear that Gentility playlist to understand, it's like a hug for the heart. Praying for you, Eulalio.

Eulalio Tacuba that’s great!! I hope things are better now!!

Eulalio Look for binaural meditation sounds. Binaural sounds SYNCHRONIZE both sides of the brain 🧠 While a synced brain is supposed to be the rule... due to the overwhelming amount of visual and social ‘noise’ one side will usually shut down... Binaural sounds then restore things.

jack rabbit

Mike DeBell hehe I think he wanted to make friends ❤️

@@LCbabyxO The mule deer was curious.

CA Catr they're friends ❤️

A mule deer afraid of a jack rabbit? There are scarier things in the desert than rabbits, buddy.

Don't be deluded

Hare and Bear are dropping a deuce next to one another. The hare turns and asks Bear '' Do you have problems with shit sticking to your hair''? Bear grabs the hare and proceeds to wipe himself with the horrified hare. Then replies ''Not today''...

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You should call a lynx to hunt the rabbit !

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zenwizard42 Didn't know when she/he a get any water again.

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Thirsty work being a coyote.

I was thinking same..

yall know why that coyote was so thirsty...... hot work chasing road runners........ well it was funny when I thunk it.

epSos.de a lot of animals specially furry ones, aren't able to control their inner temperature thru sweat so they cover their bodies in mud or take baths :)

Don't you people see the fucking point, drinking water someone else has sweated and shit in, very nice.

I know that boar was peeing in that water

@@VilaToro64 Should have made a little spring, or something that drip water from above or sideways.

@Robert salinas No, i'd rather take half a day out with the undertaker than drink me own piss.

bob whites, most have been eaten or shot... I miss them and horned toads....

Yeah I really respect that, I live in Winnipeg which is considered cold to Canadians and when it gets to the end of winter around February when it goes to -50c(-58f) and all the bottoms of the trees and bushes are eaten I like to put out food for the rabbits and I leave a curled up insulated fresh air pipe for them to sleep in since it has to be better then the bushes. I also some times will leave a slab of ribs or meat hung on a tree branch for the wolves, coyotes, our resident lynx, and some times owls and foxes eat from there but I think the owls have an easy time hunting in the winter and the foxes and coyotes don't want to be eaten by the wolves so I see them less. I do the meat part more for me to watch them though since I most commonly see wolves when they are running on the highways and since coyotes are hard to spot and I have even seen one walking fast on my street literally from my front door and he didn't make a sound on the concrete and moved like a ninja, also lynxes are pretty sneaky to and I see them more on the security cameras or the window even since they have such good spacial awareness

49558201 no not bobwhites bobwhites are native to decidious forests places and oak savannahs

Thank you very much.

I think he's a wonderful person too

Bob permitting me here > kate jane, you might also appreciate the other videos (this is one) in my Arizona playlist, terrain, vegetation, wildlife, Nature, including Mustangs, from the desert to the mountains of snowy northern Arizona, beauty abounds. So much wildlife, so much appreciation I have for Arizona and its serene scenes. :)

Wild and free, including Mustangs!

Me too! 😌👍

The desert hares are called " Jack-Rabbits" even though they're not rabbits, but hares. There's lots of them. :) If you like Arizona wildlife, perhaps you'd like my Arizona playlist. It shows much wildlife, even Mustangs.

@human?, oh yeah, there's plenty of desert hares. I see them on some of the hiking trails in southern nevada.

Well the deer hadn't seen one befor either 😊

Be Happy It pisses 'em off they are literally everywhere, even in phoenix you can go to public parks and see them all day

They have to be to survive there is no rest for the weary outside of all of our front doors

Maybe you'd like my big Arizona playlist; it shows a lot of wildlife.

Don't be deluded, oasis is much bigger!!

@@panamono9217 Really? Ffs eat shit asshat

Amen to that! 👏🙏❤

Probably washing out the taste of pet cat out of his mouth.

Your halicinating. There is no log and no lizard. Why dont you make a bird feeder cam yourself .

@@Capricosm 13:15 See the rock (not a log) and the lizard jumping off the rock, which startled the adult quail, making him jump. See the footage for yourself. > On the far side of the watering hole, this side of the barrel cactus. The rock is white, and that quail is heading towards the watering hole, when the lizard jumped in his direction.

Thanks for pointing out the lizard! He so cute and is certainly "King of the Rock!" For such a little guy -- Jumping off to charge the bird and immediately returns to HIS rock!! Great video!!!

@catchNrelease, I SAW THAT! It surprised me too, lol. I zeroed in on it for the rest of that segment.

catchNrelease sounds like the quail is saying rabbit rabbit rabbit etc.

They’re javalenia spelling probably not correct

Thanks.

You're my huckleberry.

People get along great. You mean you don't see people acting kindly politely and generously towards each other? What planet do YOU live on, because I'm surrounded by good people.

Doc, these animals do not get along. Notice they aren't hanging out with each other. They are all on some level of the food chain, are very skittish and listen for danger. Watch their ears and how they look around. The quail and rabbits are low on the food chain and are prey. They do not fear each other but they don't put their arms around one another like buddies either.

Gathering No Moss That’s great but there’s a lot of jealousy and negativity- I’m happy you’re surrounded by positive people though

Doc Holliday Right you are!😌

Connie Hedges desert hare are big I love their ears

Crissy Brandt desert hare they're ears are that big because they don't have swear glands they get cooked down by releasing moisture from their breathing and ears.

That is a jack rabbit, different than the little cottontails.

@@googleuser540 Correction: The Jack-Rabbit, a Hare, Not a rabbit at all, has big ears (same with Elephants) because all the creature's blood makes its way through the blood-vessels in their ears, very close to the surface of the skin, and as such, the blood is cooled so they don't overheat. They don't *sweat (not "swear"). They don't release moisture from their ears, only excess heat.

@@googleuser540 those back legs aren't tiny either !

@@cacatr4495 He may have spelled everything correctly but auto correct may have changed the spelling. It is good to check what you want to post before you post it.

Usman Shaukat just Tanking up on water....Food might be Scarce

Probably had to wash the taste of house cat out of his mouth.

@The Richest Man In Babylon Wow! I had forgotten I posted this comment - it has been over two years ago. Anyway, thanks for the reminder and have a great day.

Secret InSD Coopers Hawks

Coopers Hawks

@@elenaketzal A ha! Kudos! Good call.

You can see big Jackrabbits if you go south. The biggest I ever saw was on the overlook trail to Delicate Arch in Arches. We went in March and there were so many rabbits.