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Great video and your overall all approach to wildlife photography is spot on! Keep up the good work!

We got one in our creek in front of our house. We sit in the creek in lawn chairs and it will come right beside you and could careless we are even there. We don't move when it comes around, but our dogs are right on the banks and it doesn't care. Some times the further you go backup in the wilderness the more spooky and skittish they become. We have been way back in the woods to find some and they are more skittish for sure.

@ToddDeWaldPhotography your wildlife photos and videos are beautiful,amazing and inspiring.i myself take quite a few wildlife photos and i was wondering what brooks you go to,to take your videos and pictures at?

Great work, Todd! AWESOME video…WOW seeing the King Fisher!! Love your passion ….

Bro take a break from birds and have an haircut ☺️😘

Looks like next week will be really exciting! I love seeing the Common Merganser babies! They star in a couple of my upcoming videos too! I love how you show folks just how much patience is required for capturing wildlife photos!

Lovely video! Looking forward to next week!

Omg.. what a Beautiful video! You've really stepped up your video and audio quality! Absolutely Beautiful! Great Video! Great Work! Very Impressive!

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Thanks to the bugs that chewed the tree ❤

Love your work dude! Inspiration for myself! Wish i had your wildlife education, but stuck with the medical field!

Даже самая грозная птица может быть пушистой булочкой😊

what type of display monitor are you using for your camera?

So cool to see you and your approach in action. I live just 'up the road', NW of Boston, and am glad our heatwave is over!

Interesting to see you purposely shooting into the sun. I actually avoid that. I feel the photos are harsh with a lot of contrast. This could be just my skill level. May I just need better post skills too. In my local wetland I tend to shoot the side without direct sun in the AM and the other side in the PM! I wish the wildlife would cooperate!

Todd, you had an award winning morning with the king birds. Especially the shot of that one taking off from the perch and taking an insect out of the air and landing back on the perch with it. Congratulations on capturing a most unusual shot in great lighting!

That Heron feeding was amazing! Great work!

Those heron shots were incredible!

Hey Todd, nice video. I was just there this morning at sunrise. Not sure when you recorded this but the water was much lower and a lot more vegetation's taken over. I was showing a new friend the area and good photo spots.. He really enjoyed the diversity of birds there. The trails on the other side of the tracks were overgrown so much I could not get to my favorite spot , will have to bring a machete next time. Take care and keep these videos coming!

GREAT video as always!!!! Thanks for all your knowledge 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Was the heron flying by with its beak open a cooling mechanism, or is that something they commonly do (but I've never noticed)?

beautiful footage, thanks for being awesome and sharing this! +your knowledge

Awesome so lovely video once again

Full camo and maybe a full bottle of DEET for good measure.

Photography of any type during inclement weather is very effective. The soft images and lighting are very appealing to the eyes. Giving your viewers a calming effect,plus here the soft wave sounds add even more depth and dimension, thank you for sharing this, very nice.

Beautiful to watch, stunning footage! 🦉🤎 Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

awesome video

I appreciate these kind of videos because honestly this is the type of bird photography we all do most.

Hi Todd, wow, your videos keep getting better and better! Sometimes we just don't realize how close we live to these wonderful areas! But take the time to enjoy all the beauty.

WOW

What a beautiful setting! Thanks for sharing your adventure! So peaceful and uplifting!

Excellent video. Thanks for taking me along!

Great video, Todd. Thank you for sharing.

Todd, I enjoyed your video very much, especially the Louisiana water thrush. I've only seen a few of them bathing in a small spring fed pool one time. I didn't have a camera with me that day and they never came back. But, I did get a decent picture of a Northern water thrush at Cross Creeks NWR. I look forward to seeing more of your videos and hope your audience continues to grow. Your quality is excellent. BTW, what is your frame rate in your slo mo BIF shots in this video? BTW, don't publicize the name of the area you photographed today. I used to have a place like that. Then it got turned into a park and loved to death.

Awesome video

Nice intimate owl segment.

Saw my first Louisiana waterthrush while trout fishing in north Georgia today. Got within about 10 feet of me. Sure I’ve seen them flying around while fishing in the past and just didn’t notice them.

I love the wrens in northeast OH. I’ve seen the House, Carolina, and Marsh wren. We call the house wren, a loudmouth mini. Such a big song for a little bird! Does anyone else have kick names for their local birds?

Awesome man . I just finished a barred owl documentary here in Connecticut too! Trailer: ua-cam.com/video/VFKM-97Bk6k/v-deo.htmlsi=4i-qPup16DJKDDOT

You mention the 'artistic picture taking process' that you'd rather do in the field with a 600mm. If that is so, you probably have quite approachable birds in your area, or you accept birds to be quite small in the frame. I use my 200-600 mostly at 600mm and mostly in (1.5x) crop mode, making it effectively 900 mm and still do a lot of cropping in post-processing. My camera doesn't have bird eye recognition (I'm not going to spend around $3000,- just for that) so I use my center focus point that I hardly ever move, so the birds I photograph are mostly right in the center and I still have the freedom to put the bird everywhere in the frame afterwards with cropping. Luckily my 60mp camera has a lot pixels to play with.

Hi Todd. I have one question. I too love taking bird pictures just like you. Now, I have a crop sensor camera Nikon D7500. Interestingly, if I go for a 400mm f/2.8 lens (which I am contemplating to buy) will there be any reduction in sharpness? Like when you use a 1.4x converter.

Great video! Great job videoing all the different ducks. Also loved the music - very calming and relaxing.

Great job! Such a cool moment to have captured

Winter wrens might be my favorite bird, definitely top ten. Thank you for filming this!

Hermit Thrushes rock!

Great job with the video. I had a similar experience with some Barred Owls and young about a week ago. Those are special times, for sure.

Excellent, peaceful video!

you prefer 400 2.8 or 600 f ??

Wren on single twig…priceless!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful footage. Our regional variant has been renamed Pacific Wren, but I still like to think of it as Winter Wren. It’s a favorite photo subject of mine in the Oakland Hills. I’ll never forget my first encounter; I was amazed that such a strong beautiful song came from such a tiny bird.