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Woodland World
Приєднався 14 лис 2022
Hi everyone welcome to Woodland World. This Channel explores the wildlife of east central North America, mostly on my forest property. The videos on this channel are like short documentaries. Also they are relaxing and interesting at the same time.
The pileated woodpecker and other Pennsylvanian wildlife
This video takes place in an eastern Pennsylvanian forest from late May to early June. Here there are many plants, insects, and of course birds like the pileated woodpecker. I hope you learn something new and if you have not already please subscribe.
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This is the end of migration. Or is it?
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At a reservoir in south eastern Pennsylvania waterfowl migration appears to be over but that turns out to be far from the truth. The last day of spring 2023 Waterfowl World is a perfect ending to the this Saga. I hope you learn something new and if you have not already please subscribe and more Water fowl World videos are coming.
Brants and other birds/mammals of coastal Delaware
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In this video you will see birds in Gordon Pond, Cape Henlopen Delaware. After that I will bring you to the tip of the cape where you will see sea birds and a marine mammal. I hope you lern something new like I did creating this video and I also hope you enjoy it. Also if you have not already I would really appreciate it if you subscribe. Enjoy the video!
A red-eyed vireo came from the Amazon rainforest
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This video takes place in a Mid-Atlantic forest called Woodland World. It is home to colorful insects and beautiful birds and this video shows the areas two native ground squirrels. If you have not already please subscribe.
Maine wildlife
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This video is different than previous videos because it is hundreds of miles away from other locations featured on this channel. Also because of that it is in a completely different ecosystem with different animals. This will be the first of many videos taking place in Maine so if you like the video and have not done so already please subscribe.
A scarlet tanager flew from South America to North America.
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This video takes place in a 15 acre plot of land in Pennsylvania called Woodland World. It is mid May and there are many flowers, insects, and birds. Some birds stay here all year, others are migrating through, many flew from the tropics to breed like the beautiful scarlet tanager.
Birds of Gordon Pond, Cape Henlopen
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This video takes place in the Gordon Pond area of Cape Henlopen State Park. Many have no idea about the spectacular birds and other animals that live here. There are colorful songbirds in the trees and exotic looking birds in the water. However there are not just birds here but also crabs! If you want to see and learn about these animals then watch the video.
Winter coastal wildlife of Cape Henlopen
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This video is about animals living off the coast of Cape Henlopen State Park in the winter. There are many birds, horseshoe crabs, and some marine mammals.
Baby red-tailed hawks in May
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In a southeastern Pennsylvania forest there are many insects like countless species of native bees. There are also wildflowers and birds, mostly songbirds but also a red-tailed hawk and it’s nest with chicks. Subscribe!
Ducks and other birds during migration
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This video takes place in a Pennsylvanian reservoir. It is during bird migration and there are ducks and other birds like the American kestrel.
Northern slimy salamander found after 20 years!
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In an eastern Pennsylvania forest in early May a northern slimy Salamander is found. In the video you will also see birds, insects, spiders, and wild flowers. Hopefully you will learn something new and enjoy the video. Subscribe!
Beautiful and strange mountain animals
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The Allegheny Mountains have a lot of biodiversity. There are unusual plants and insects along with strange amphibians. Most notably the red-spotted newt which has unbelievably strange life cycle. Also there is a millipede that fluoresces under UV light and those are just some of the amazing creatures in this video.
Uncommon animals in Cape Henlopen State Park
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Uncommon animals in Cape Henlopen State Park
Wildlife in late April in a Pennsylvanian forest
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Wildlife in late April in a Pennsylvanian forest
Ducks are more amazing than you think
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Ducks are more amazing than you think
Amazing Wildlife in the Appalachian Mountains
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Amazing Wildlife in the Appalachian Mountains
Wildlife in mid-April within a Pennsylvanian forest
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Wildlife in mid-April within a Pennsylvanian forest
Early April in a Pennsylvanian Forest
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Early April in a Pennsylvanian Forest
Late March in a Mid-Atlantic forest.
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Late March in a Mid-Atlantic forest.
Early spring in an eastern North American forest.
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Early spring in an eastern North American forest.
This video really turned out well. Keep up the great effort.👍
@@Gregory47342 Thank you!
✨⭐🌟Woodland World🌟⭐✨ 🦆🦢Thanks for sharing all the great footage and explanations of what birds and waterfowls are shown. 🦢🦆
As always thanks for watching!
Birds aren’t mammals. They are avians.
I meant “birds and mammals” in the video title not “birds and mammals are the same thing”. I can understand how you thought that so I will not put /s in video titles again.
Once again you have produced a great video. As far as learning something new, Yes much information. Thank you for sharing this video.👍
Thank you so much for watching this video!
I wonder what makes the great color on the Beetle 0:38 , Nice video.
I found out that the beetles look the way they look because of pigments and they release a secretion that makes them look smooth and shiny
Some how I forgot a period.
👍A very interesting video.
Thank you for watching all of my videos.
The “threeline mudsnail” is actually a dog whelk. I am sorry for the mistake in the video.
👍Interesting content. Super photography.
Thank you.
Thank you for all the hard work you have put into making this great video.👏👏👏👏👏👍
Thank you for watching the video!
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Fabulous photography and great identification of the different animals. I have never been to Sussex County, Delaware at the Cape Henlopen State Park. I live on Bainbridge Island, Washington and we get much different types of animals here. Yesterday a Bald Eagle was watching me while circling around. I guess it wanted to see what I was doing. Awesome video thanks for sharing.👍 🦅
Thanks for your complement and I have never been to Washington but I heard that there is amazing wildlife there. It sounds like you an interesting encounter with a bald eagle.
@@Woodlandworld123 Yes there is great wildlife here I have a video made several years ago on this channel you can watch that was taken in my front yard.
👍Nice video. Interesting facts.
As usual you have produced a great video and I watched it with interest. The descriptions are always a bonus with your outstanding photography. I will be looking forward to your future videos.👍
Thank you!
*promosm*
This video doesn’t even take place in Spring.
It is Galerita not Gererita.
What a great find.
Great job putting this together and I learned a bit about ducks. Thanks. 👍
I am happy that the video taught you something new.
On the last video I tried liking and responding to your comment but some how I accidentally removed it. But thank you for watching and commenting on my latest video!
@@Woodlandworld123 No problem keep up the great videos. 👍
Great video very interesting.👍
Thank you.
That’s cool keep going
Puapua is actually spelled Pawpaw.
Bloodroot is one word. Who ever made this video is stupid.
Dutchman’s britches is actually spelled dutchman’s breeches. It is a little confusing because breeches and britches mean the same thing.
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