I cant get over this video, It shows the real beauty of our country and especially Alberta, Just the thought of being only being 2 and a half hours away from Banff makes me happy, This upcoming year I should be able to trek out that way more often and explore the beauty that is out there!
What an incredible idea for an incredible video! No one would ever guess there'd be that much "traffic" in one stationary location over the course of a year. I'd sure give this a 5-Star Plus rating!
Slowing this video way down makes it even more fascinating, seeing the forest floor and all the forest animals walking about... even the two-legged human ones!
I LOVE this!! It warmed my heart to see all the animals living their lives without us. I prefer watching it in silence, the electronic music imposes our technological world on the wilderness.
I am sad for whomever put that dislike up there. Anybody disliking our planet or the uniqueness of life probably does not think deeply enough into the awesomeness of the chance we have to be consciously aware of the fact that we are alive and can contemplate on it. Life awesome.
I counted 13 species: bighorn sheep, mule deer, wapiti/elk, cougar, black bear, weasel, raven, mountain goat, grizzly, wolf, horse, moose and of course human. There may have been a wolverine on the one frame but it was blurry and hard to tell, might have been a small black bear. Suprised there wasn't a coyote or fox in all those shots.
" it all happened a short two-and-a-half-hour stroll from the hustle and bustle of downtown Banff! " That's what is so incredible about this short film. I slowed it down to get a better look at all the animals: which Georctified was kind enough to list. Fascinating! Who'd a guessed it?
It's amazing to see the diversity of wildlife that comes through that one spot. It's also be a bit scary to see so many cougars(?) and bears! Before I go there, I'll definitely want to learn about what to do if I see one!
Lol...kind of interesting, the bears hunch along, the deer cautiously precede, the cougar stops for a nice statuesque silhouette in the dark , the elk -dignified- poses, and the mountain goats just look cute...ALL THE PEOPLE LOOK INTO THE CAMCORDER AND ACT LIKE THEY'VE DISCOVERED THE MOON HA HA HA. B
"It all happened a short two-and-a-half-hour stroll from the hustle and bustle of downtown Banff! " WHO'D A GUESSED IT? Look at what happens when hunting is not allowed and we still preserve some wild spaces with no human habitation. incredible!
I was so crazy back in the 80's... going out on day hikes with a small packsac and maybe a small pocket knife (lol). It's sounds a little funny now but i could have been in deep trouble, just sayin. But my memories are still vividly awesome
I cant get over this video, It shows the real beauty of our country and especially Alberta, Just the thought of being only being 2 and a half hours away from Banff makes me happy, This upcoming year I should be able to trek out that way more often and explore the beauty that is out there!
What an incredible idea for an incredible video! No one would ever guess there'd be that much "traffic" in one stationary location over the course of a year. I'd sure give this a 5-Star Plus rating!
What a terrific video to share with the public. Looking forward to the next one!
Impressive to watch the diversity of wildlife passing through the area.
Thanks Parks Canada! A great lesson on how we all do share these areas.
Slowing this video way down makes it even more fascinating, seeing the forest floor and all the forest animals walking about... even the two-legged human ones!
I LOVE this!! It warmed my heart to see all the animals living their lives without us. I prefer watching it in silence, the electronic music imposes our technological world on the wilderness.
This video makes my soul sing. Thank you so so so much!
Amazing.
WOW.....I really enjoyed that. Amazing footaage. Many Thanks.
Awesome!!!
I am sad for whomever put that dislike up there. Anybody disliking our planet or the uniqueness of life probably does not think deeply enough into the awesomeness of the chance we have to be consciously aware of the fact that we are alive and can contemplate on it. Life awesome.
That is brilliant. Loved it! Thank you.
One of the best videos I've ever seen on UA-cam - congratulations!
Wonderful. !!!!
Great! Amazing spot out there! What a busy wildlife spot! :)
That is awesome.
Totally awesome!
fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was awesome, thank you!
So much wild life ! i love it!
Beautiful and really well done! Highly recommended!
I found it appropriate that you would upload this on the summer solstice, since it is rather magical. :-)
Amazing!!
This is one of the best things I've ever seen! Thank you so much for it :-)
Now that was cool! I enjoyed the hell out of it, thanks!
Very cool!
That's the best video about life in Canada I've seen yet :-) Great job!
very very cool and amazing variety of wildlife both two and four legged
Spectacular! A video to be shared with all and thanks so much for the hard work to maintain the Game Cam.
I counted 13 species: bighorn sheep, mule deer, wapiti/elk, cougar, black bear, weasel, raven, mountain goat, grizzly, wolf, horse, moose and of course human. There may have been a wolverine on the one frame but it was blurry and hard to tell, might have been a small black bear. Suprised there wasn't a coyote or fox in all those shots.
Thanks!
this was cool
awesome, thanks!
This was really cool---the incredible wildlife diversity makes me want to move to Canada!
" it all happened a short two-and-a-half-hour stroll from the hustle and bustle of downtown Banff! " That's what is so incredible about this short film. I slowed it down to get a better look at all the animals: which Georctified was kind enough to list. Fascinating! Who'd a guessed it?
Wow. Banff sure has a lot of wildlife.
It's amazing to see the diversity of wildlife that comes through that one spot. It's also be a bit scary to see so many cougars(?) and bears! Before I go there, I'll definitely want to learn about what to do if I see one!
Trail Cams are so dope
Its good to know that wildlife is still up in about. Lots of Goats and strangely lots of people in the winter.... >_
Incredible video and fascinating music. Name of the song, musicians? Hoping you post many more videos!
Love it! :-)
Pretty cool thanks for sharing
On the video player, click the gear icon, then change the speed to 0.25. *Much* more enjoyable as you can actually see the animals.
+Ruz Great suggestion!
Nice job guys!
hahaha i love how they come and fix the focus at 2:12
This is such an awesome video! That's a very busy spot and you all have lots of species up there. Are those black wolves I saw??
Wundervoll!!!
Great work guys. The time compression is a nice effect. Try some cameras with video if you haven't already. Allows more study of behaviors.
Cool kitty cat at ca 1:27 ! Great video
@DrSaxxy Thank you. You are correct! We changed the video description but can't change the text in the video.
So interesting!... What trail is that one?
What is this perfect video music?
Lol...kind of interesting, the bears hunch along, the deer cautiously precede, the cougar stops for a nice statuesque silhouette in the dark , the elk -dignified- poses, and the mountain goats just look cute...ALL THE PEOPLE LOOK INTO THE CAMCORDER AND ACT LIKE THEY'VE DISCOVERED THE MOON HA HA HA. B
What camera was used? I want to get a camera just like this one and take my own Wildlife pictures/videos. Thank you for this video.
Really Great Video, well done! I am a little sad that a Sasquatch didn't make a cameo though.
Does anybody know which trail this was on? Would be neat to hike along here.
Great
Thx
Neato! I want to see a moose so bad!
Wow, incredible the number of species! And someone asks, "What's your chance of meeting an animal on a hike?" :) Love to know where this is.
I would love to see a list of all the animals identified. :o)
Holy crap! The goat DOES explode at 2:27! What the??
"It all happened a short two-and-a-half-hour stroll from the hustle and bustle of downtown Banff! " WHO'D A GUESSED IT? Look at what happens when hunting is not allowed and we still preserve some wild spaces with no human habitation. incredible!
So that's why I don't hike in the mountains - huge brown bears and cougars. Thanks for reminding me.
Was that a Wolverine @ second 142 ???
I was so crazy back in the 80's... going out on day hikes with a small packsac and maybe a small pocket knife (lol). It's sounds a little funny now but i could have been in deep trouble, just sayin. But my memories are still vividly awesome
Dank.
little scary that a bear would always be in the next picture after a hiker
@vperkins44 They are all your basic mountain wildlife. It isn't hard to pick out what everything is
someone had to go through an entire year's worth of footage.
IntenceCeption no they didn't, the camera is motion censored :)
Wonderful! Just a little bit too fast...
sweet, but how come I didn't see nick or jane?
Pretty sure they meant revolution 'around' the sun. Cool vid though! ;-)
HOW MANY SPECIES ARE THERE ANYONE KNOW?
@thinkofwhy
because everywhere, at all times there are brown bears and cougars waiting for you to walk out of the parking lot....
The mountain lions are, really.....lions eh? Larger and more powerful looking than I had imagined......
@MAN80085
I think you have a very good imagination ;)
anyone can share the location of the camera, lol.
@tynzacmama...: It's a bear cub....
@jasonkhlaw I'm sorry - why?
@duvzor I think he was one of the mountain bikers. ;)
@tynzacmama A wolverine perhaps?
1:42 - Chupacabra?
did that black bear just take a dear head in its mouth. the small thing all the birds were eatting looks like a dears head ...
Parks Canada... Do not feed the wildlife 🙄
Am I the only one who watched this in hopes of seeing something die?
would have been so much better with some color.
What?! No Bigfoot ?! Rats.
More: ua-cam.com/video/YTa_BRlWSow/v-deo.html
wildlife video in black and white = fail.
Banff is a disgrace of a national park with all the development and commercialization in it.
Grizzly Country the town is not the park itself
That is brilliant. Loved it! Thank you.