Unexpected Wildlife in San Francisco & Muir Woods!

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @poojapawar4278
    @poojapawar4278 2 місяці тому

    Hello from the South Bay! Loving these Backyard Biology Buddies videos :D Can't wait to see more cool wildlife and nature stuff from your crew

    • @BackyardBiologyBoys
      @BackyardBiologyBoys  2 місяці тому

      @@poojapawar4278 that is so awesome to hear. Thanks for your kind words and support! We are super excited to share new content from our wildlife homestead, but also plan to continue sharing our outdoor adventures. I was so bummed to have miss out on SF and Muir Woods but can’t wait for our next trip to your neck of the woods. Thanks again for being a part of our BBB community!

  • @Biodiversity-Institute
    @Biodiversity-Institute Місяць тому +1

    Love it. Great Trip. Perhaps consider chapters in video like this. Just a suggestion. Great family. So healthy. Good to be out and about no matter where you are...even the city!

    • @BackyardBiologyBoys
      @BackyardBiologyBoys  Місяць тому +1

      @@Biodiversity-Institute thanks for the suggestion. I’ll do just that. I have to admit, I had a hard time with making this episode. Trying to fill in the gaps with a storyline from their adventure. My oldest son is the reason we started a UA-cam channel in the first place, so it was fun seeing him take the lead. And I’ll be the first to admit, I’ve hijacked the channel a bit. But we are all learning from the experience and having fun while doing it.

  • @BackyardBiologyBoys
    @BackyardBiologyBoys  3 місяці тому

    What’s the most unexpected wildlife sighting you’ve seen in an urban environment?

    • @Biodiversity-Institute
      @Biodiversity-Institute Місяць тому

      Coyote (albeit not that unexpected)...when I was a wildlife biologist in Fresno. We had urban coyote. It's amazing how deep into the city they get...I hear the roam the streets of LA at night.

    • @BackyardBiologyBoys
      @BackyardBiologyBoys  Місяць тому +1

      @@Biodiversity-Institute thanks for sharing!Yeah, they truly are remarkable and adapt well to urban environments. I believe it, I’ve seen them in the Long Beach area too.