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Bear SF
Приєднався 7 вер 2014
This channel is about outdoor places to visit over weekend in San Francisco Bay Area. We focus on providing information about wild life and history of the places we visit plus some tips for travelers. Our goal is to educate people about Nature and how to minimize human impact.
Birds of California. Part 5.
00:01 hooded merganser gulping crayfish
00:23 sandpiper poking mole crab
00:53 white-tailed kite
01:15 acorn woodpecker
01:24 western bluebird
01:37 crow dealing with a snail
01:57 black oystercatcher and other shore birds
02:38 Anna's hummingbird
02:51 a shore bird (sandpiper?)
03:08 wild turkey
03:43 American robin gulping berries
04:15 heron watching ocean waves
04:33 shoveler ducks
05:30 plover
05:41 hawk
05:54 another hawk
06:07 shore birds resting (black-necked stilts, American avocets, short-billed dowitchers)
06:24 bluebirds (male and female)
06:28 golden finch (cute!)
06:34 house finch clipping the flowers off a plum tree (a culprit caught in action)
06:59 Bewick's (?) wren singing loud
07:15 Nuttall's woodpecker
07:35 great egret and snowy egrets hunting earthworms after a rain
07:54 house finch
08:00 coyote on evening patrol
08:03 black oystercatcher
11:56 turkey vulture
Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your next weekend.
00:23 sandpiper poking mole crab
00:53 white-tailed kite
01:15 acorn woodpecker
01:24 western bluebird
01:37 crow dealing with a snail
01:57 black oystercatcher and other shore birds
02:38 Anna's hummingbird
02:51 a shore bird (sandpiper?)
03:08 wild turkey
03:43 American robin gulping berries
04:15 heron watching ocean waves
04:33 shoveler ducks
05:30 plover
05:41 hawk
05:54 another hawk
06:07 shore birds resting (black-necked stilts, American avocets, short-billed dowitchers)
06:24 bluebirds (male and female)
06:28 golden finch (cute!)
06:34 house finch clipping the flowers off a plum tree (a culprit caught in action)
06:59 Bewick's (?) wren singing loud
07:15 Nuttall's woodpecker
07:35 great egret and snowy egrets hunting earthworms after a rain
07:54 house finch
08:00 coyote on evening patrol
08:03 black oystercatcher
11:56 turkey vulture
Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your next weekend.
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A Close-Up Look At Young Elephant Seals at Northern Point Observation Deck
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Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your next weekend.
Colony of Brandt's cormorants, Bird Island, Point Lobos State Natural Preserve
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Watching birds from the cliffs along Bird Island Trail. More videos about trails of Point Lobos Harbor seal pups and whalers cabin: ua-cam.com/video/L5ulLJcuQ9E/v-deo.html Gibson beach, Bird Island, China Cove, Weston Beach: ua-cam.com/video/aJnU22ySNHU/v-deo.html Granite point: ua-cam.com/video/815ajgwDKq8/v-deo.html Birds of California. Episode 1: ua-cam.com/video/RGO2tBZq3sw/v-deo.html Episo...
Birds of California. Episode 4
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A new collection of short videos for bird watchers and Nature lovers. The list of species with time stamps (will be completed soon) 00:01 Bewick's wren, 00:12 Belted kingfisher (male) 00:23 Hooded merganser (female) 00:40 Hooded merganser (male) 00:53 Pied-billed grebe 01:00 a pair of Western Grebes in front and possibly a Clark's grebe in back (watch short video about the location and the greb...
Latourell Falls in and Vista Points near Portland, Oregon
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Another video from our summer trip from San Francisco to Seattle. Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your...
UC Davis campus and cows
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Visiting UC Davis during Thanksgiving. Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your next weekend.
Sand dollars at Ocean Beach, San Francisco
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Walking on a beach covered with sea urchins. Thanks for watching! Our channel offers weekend recipes for outdoor fun around San Francisco, California. The viewers can join us in exploring trails, beaches, parks, museums and other attractions or events in the Bay Area. We hope this channel will become a source for the ideas helping to answer the question of how to spend your next weekend.
Driving by San Francisco downtown at night.
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Driving by San Francisco downtown at night.
Abandoned installations on Angel Island, San Francisco
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Abandoned installations on Angel Island, San Francisco
Passion for Petrified Wood. Cool info about specimens.
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Passion for Petrified Wood. Cool info about specimens.
Coast of Oregon. Day 4 of our trip from San Francisco to Seattle.
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Coast of Oregon. Day 4 of our trip from San Francisco to Seattle.
Life on the coast. California beaches.
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Life on the coast. California beaches.
Found abandoned houses of Native Americans near Grand Canyon
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Found abandoned houses of Native Americans near Grand Canyon
Beachcombing in California. New finds.
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Beachcombing in California. New finds.
Trails of Lake Tahoe. Lighthouse trail and beach at D.L. Bliss state park
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Trails of Lake Tahoe. Lighthouse trail and beach at D.L. Bliss state park
Spectacular Ross' Cove Beach near Half Moon Bay, California
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Spectacular Ross' Cove Beach near Half Moon Bay, California
Ano Nuevo State Park near Santa Cruz, California
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Ano Nuevo State Park near Santa Cruz, California
Mummy mountain and Coyote Lake Ridge Trails at Coyote Lake Park.
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Mummy mountain and Coyote Lake Ridge Trails at Coyote Lake Park.
Cliffs of Garrapata State Beach and fossilized crabs of Carmel Valley
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Cliffs of Garrapata State Beach and fossilized crabs of Carmel Valley
Trails of Point Lobos. Part 3. Granite point.
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Trails of Point Lobos. Part 3. Granite point.
Strange creatures of California beaches. Tidepooling and beachcombing.
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Strange creatures of California beaches. Tidepooling and beachcombing.
I appreciate the content. Good job presenting too. Most enjoyable.
brillant !
Thank you!
Excellent video on petrified wood the best I’ve seen, and I like the voice of the person, speaking knowledgeable , clear, and friendly. Yes, petrified wood is very hard. I have a piece I’ve been working on to polish and it’s much harder than the rainbow obsidian and other interesting stones I’ve collected. Thank you.
thank you Bear. Your videos always make me smile. Beautiful birds.
Thank you for nice comment!!!
God blessed me with your knowledge!
This is the best petrified wood video I've come across, Bravo!!!
Thank you!!!!!
Again? I don't understand why you haven't added bird ids
I'm not sure that ID will be correct and changing it would be impossible after uploading the video. I added time stamps in the description for those birds that were tentatively ID'd. Thank you for your comment and attention to the videos! Cheers!
I've been binge watching all of your birds of California videos. They are great.
Nice videos! Interesting to observe the different feeding behaviors . I wonder what camera and lens you use?
Hi there! I'm glad you like the videos. Most of them taken with Nikon Coolpix cameras, several generations of high zoom (60, 83x). The latest are P900 and P950. They last for 1-2 years providing amazing images but I have a feeling that eventually the quality degrades probably due to filters in front of the sensor and sensor itself likely gets damaged by multiple exposures to light. By the way, this is mostly my mom's footage and she always carries the camera with her. Cheers! P.S. The first episode was shot also with Sony HDR-CX405 camcorder with 60x zoom. It is still in good shape despite age but the colors are not as vivid as during its early years.
most of science is complete b.s. stalamites don't take millions of years to form and we r not on the moon.
Sure, if we would be on the moon, we would see Earth in the sky.
Nice! Looks a lovely place. How's things going with you chum?
Hi Nigel! Nice to hear from you. I'm moving through required courses and write opinion articles for local newspaper. What about yourself?
@@BearSFthank you for replying, I have been catching up on lots of projects around home, just the old boring stuff that needs doing always and some hobbies I enjoy. Lovely to see you still have time to explore new places. Catch you later. 👍
Weren't theses like basically big shotguns
Welcome back! Good to see that you're still making videos! 🙂
Nice video. There is an infectious wasting disease that has devastated abalone populations across the west coast. Nice to know the population maybe rebounding.
Fascinating and well done’
Отличные съемки , молодцы!
Amazing video!
very interesting topic on "radioactive" on these fossils
Another great video! Thanks!
This was a really interesting video! Thanks!
Excellent video! Thanks! I just found your channel today and I subscribed after watching this video!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Thank you for info on radioactivity. Very useful .
Thank you !! You helped my new hobby immensely!! Best wishes ❤️
Thank you for the nice comment. It's great to know that our video could be useful. Cheers!
Чудо природы!
I grew up next to this trail. Glad to see it's still in tact and being used! If you cross Hallmark Dr. the trail continues all the way up to St. James you can access the watershed trails which have their own great views of 280 and the lakes. When I was a kid there was no underpass for the railroad at Ralston and El Camino. There were two very old buildings.. one was an antique shop and the other was a hotel(?) that was moved close to Twin Pines Park in the 90s. Thanks for the video!
This info is amazing!! We're headed to Santa Barbara to beach comb soon, my daughter is itching for discovery and adventure. I can't wait to watch this video with her so we can take notes 🧜♀️🐚
You need to check some "REAL HISTORY OF ABALONE". I started commercial diving for Abalone in 1963. I did OK as I always tried to follow the F&G rules. I made a living but sure didn't get rich. The season was only 10 months lone. I quit commercial diving for Abalone in 1966. We new about the Sea Otters were moving in and the destruction they were doing.They were one of the biggest reasons most Aba divers started diving for Sea urchins. But the sea Otters ended a good share of them. When you don't know about the history of a business you should not try and convince people that you do. Get the Book "The California Abalone Industry . A Pictorial History " by AL "Scrap" Lundy. . Gman
Thank you for the comment and interesting info from first hands. One thing is not clear is that sea otters inhabited the waters for thousands of years, yet the abundance of abalone early last century was epic. It's only when people started harvest resources without control and put the mollusks into cans, the population dropped significantly. It's so typical of people to put blame on some other species. Same story was with bat rays and oysters. "the oyster growers were actually causing the destruction of their own oyster beds by trapping bat rays, which eat crabs."www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/animals-a-to-z/bat-ray#:~:text=But%20recently%20researchers%20discovered%20that,bat%20rays%2C%20which%20eat%20crabs". What humans call "history" is just a collection of biased stories like yours. Did dipper, consider all facts and you will come to surprising conclusions. Cheers!
Check out Abalone Farm in Cayucos California that grows these creatures for human consumption.
New subscriber always watching your videos very interesting❤I have 1 petrified wood about 7kg
Awesome! Thank you!
Asi@n are stealing them to selll in restaurants
Absolutely stunning, I think I am going to have a lot more respect to petrified wood.
I think I am going to see petrified wood with a lot of respect from now on .. damn. So nice.
Hello,wonderful to see and thanks for the info!! Greetings Gijs
That was really nice. I love the shells and I believe it’s time to leave the seas alone. Is it really necessary to eat molluscs? Or anything else that’s. Alive and living in the sea. Thank you for sharing..⭐️
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Love their behavior. Thanks for showing it!
Is this channel part of the KOI UA-cam channel? This same video was downloaded three years ago on their channel ua-cam.com/video/who5wQRQJWc/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KOI
Excellent film!
Nice surprise this morning, a new vid from my favourite narrator. Thanks for sharing chum. I hope you are well. Bye.
Cool to hear from you. Nigel! Take care.
Милашки! Спасибо за видео!
Thanks!!!!
Love it! Thank you ❤