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Watch as feathered beauties gracefully descend upon a bird feeder, their delicate movements captured in mesmerizing slow motion. From 2 Titmouse and a nuthatch, each bird takes its turn as it enters the scene—witness nature's ballet.

Watch as a curious mouse gets caught by a live trap! In this heartwarming video, follow the journey of a little mouse as he contemplates his upcoming release. Will he find freedom by the lake the next morning?

In this short and heartwarming adventure, a curious mouse and a lively chipmunk sneak into a cozy pantry to grab some tasty snacks! But things take a turn when the mouse steps into a live trap! Watch as the chipmunk tries to help his friend out but ultimately says goodbye for now. What will happen next? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share for more animal antics!

Birds in a snowstorm. Peanuts are a great source of fat and protein for birds. This is what the birds need to keep warm. This is the 3rd pile of peanuts I put out. You can see how eager they are to collect the peanuts. I used Wonder share Fimora to edit the Trail camera video. The song is from Filmora's stock audio file. The song is called "The Village in a Forest". Be sure to turn on the audio, sit back and relax and enjoy. I used Wondershare Filmora 11 video editor to make this video. Get Your Free Download https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1661900&u=550226&m=44487&urllink=&afftrack= The music was from the Wondershare Filmora library: "The Village in a forest" 20MP WiFi Trail Camera 1296P Bluetooth Hunting Game Camera with 940nm IR LEDs Night Vision Motion Activated IP66 Waterproof Wildlife Monitoring Cam https://amzn.to/3uVsPTd via @amazon If you are a creator you should: Check out TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/nick1949media

I'm retired and this is my everyday chore. Going outside and adding peanuts to my Deck rail Feeder. I also have a standing feeder that I fill with birdseed. I found that it took 22 minutes for the 118 birds that showed up to eat all of the peanuts. At $3 dollars for a bottle of peanuts that adds up quickly. (Ergo my donation request in my BIO-Link) But the birds don't have to worry they will be fed no matter what. The video shows the 3 main birds that show up during the winter. The Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, and White-Breasted Nuthatch. We also have Juncos but they are ground feeders and don't like going to the standing feeders. But I always throw a couple of handfuls of birdseed on the ground for them as well. Unfortunately, I do have squirrels that come up on the rail and eat some peanuts as well. I'm becoming friendly with one of them. Future videos with him. I used Wondershare Filmora 11 video editor to make this video. Get Your Free Filmora editing Download: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1661900&u=550226&m=44487&urllink=&afftrack= ... The music was from the Wondershare Filmora library: Creators Check out TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/nick1949media ***Just added a Free 30-day trial Link for TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/freetrial?a... *** My Cash app link: HTTPS://cash.app/$nicxarmy My Paypal Donate Link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=PSB3B6F2TFV2S Hope you enjoyed the video

Traveling fun. If you’re looking for an easy and efficient way to experience and explore new places. Then you should consider a structured touring program. They would do all the boring and hard work when it comes to planning a holiday trip. Most tours will include flights from the U.S. which should be cheaper than if you booked it yourself. I think we all would be happy to make it. our journey smooth and with little to no stress as possible. By choosing a tour group you will not have to search for hotels, flights, buses, rental cars, or connections, and let’s not forget the fun of comparing prices. Then in your spare time, you could go through all the reviews to help make your decision Let's face it some of those reviews are petty and that person’s expectations may not be what you’re looking for. One decision you will have to make is to choose between tour groups that pack together 40 to 50 people and smaller group tours of 20 or fewer. I prefer the smaller group every time. There also is the benefit of traveling with a small group of like mined people would give you an opportunity of being able to get to know you’re traveling companions. With group tours, you will also have local guides that more than likely will be passionate about their country and its culture. A good guide/leader will give you a better understanding of the sites you are visiting. The tour leader will be trained to solve problems and overcome the most difficult situations. Also, a good tour leader will warn you against scams It’s in their interest to keep everyone safe and happy. The hotels that good tour companies will choose will be more than likely the 4- and 5-star hotels so at the end of the day when you’re ready to wind down and relax from your day of touring in a nice hotel room. Ideally, these hotels will be within walking distance of restaurants, markets, and other venues that you may need. Also, let’s not forget a decent Breakfast meal should be included to start your next day’s adventure. Bottom line. The tour group should be able to do the work! They will bundle everything together, including flights, hotels, and most taxes & fees, into one simple price with no surprises. Ensuring that everything flows smoothly. So, you can enjoy your destination, rather than fretting about the details. The tour company and tour leaders should have a great in-depth knowledge of the specific regions that you will be going to. Remember Tour operators want their customers to keep coming back and buying more tours. They have the incentive to make your trip a great experience. If they fail, then you would not come back and buy from them again. Traveling in a group is generally safer, you will always have someone watching your back. Tour operators tend to employ local companies and their personnel which means you will be dealing with local people in the country that you are visiting. You and the locals know that the money you will be spending is staying there and helping the local economy. Keep in mind that A tour group led by a guide that speaks your native language fluently might be the best way to see your dream destination. Your tour guide should know the local area and can give you tips for finding good restaurants and exploring during your free time. You will be able to ask your tour guide as many questions as you like so you can make the most of your vacation experience. Some travel opportunities are available only to tour groups. For example, US citizens may only travel to Cuba with an approved travel provider, and most visitors to Antarctica get there via cruise ship or tour group. Amazon Traveling Link: https://amzn.to/3F6i32a Referral Link: https://rumble.com/register/nick1949media

Travel fun. Party with friends. Enjoy the beach, surf, and mountains. Dancing and having a good time

Marvin the mouse noticed that there was a new smell in the old car that he was living in. So he decided to investigate. Marvin started shaking and moving the trap looking for a way to get inside it all the moving and shaking finally set off the trap and he heard the trap door close. Marvin came back the next night and there was a rock holding the trap down and it was also blocking the back of the trap. So Marvin moved to the front of the trap. and went inside Unfortunately for Marvin he had triggered the trap and the door closed behind him Marvin was not upset because he had food and water. So Marvin went back to eating the peanut butter. Get your own: https://amzn.to/3zwGiDD

I feed the crows unsalted raw peanuts every morning. I didn't know my son had taken his Corgi Willow out for a walk or I would have waited. So Willow had a Minnie feast.

My Granddaughter taught our corgi Willow how to high five.

I was working on my back deck when this Bee flew right onto my hand. It looked like he was having problems with his right-wing and he wanted to or needed to do an emergency landing and try to fix it. Didn't look like he was too successful. At least he was able to fly away. I would say this Bee was a yellowjacket which is a wasp and not a Bee. He had the coloring of a Bee with the yellow and black stripes, but he was thin and not chubby and rounded like a Bee. Yellow-Jackets do not make honey even though they drink the nectar of flowers. They are helpful because they do feed on agricultural pests and harmful insects. They have barbless stingers so they can sting many times. Their stings contain venom that will cause instant pain, inflammation, and redness around the area. If you are allergic to bee stings that would be a good time to call a doctor. *** Just added a Free 30 day trial Link for TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/freetrial?a=nick1949media *** I used Wondershare Filmora video editor to make this video. Check out all their products: https://bit.ly/39jmUwp The music was from the Wondershare Filmora library: Lowtree-Come Back Home

I'm trying out Wondershares DemoCreator. This screen video creator uses a simple drag and drop to add transition effects and other resources. I used the software to add the laser and explosions to IEVO's game "Tilesweeper" which I played on the steam platform. I entered a contest and here is a link to DemoCreator: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1798461&u=550226&m=44487&urllink=&afftrack=Rumble Could use your vote Here: https://bit.ly/3alVfvf So far its the only video with v2 in the title. *** Just added a Free 30-day trial Link for TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/freetrial?a=nick1949media ***

We always have had Deer come back and show off their fawns to us. There are times that I'll see 3 or 4 deer in my yard and when I hold out a carrot one will come right over to me. I then know he was one of the fawns that had been introduced to us. The other Deer were strangers and didn't trust us yet.

Same Black Bear who looks like he is saying grace before his meal is leaving, happy and content. I wanted to keep this in its natural form so no music etc.

There were a few requests for a longer version of my original video "Thunder and Rain" Most people find it relaxing to listen to rain and thunder. Some people say it helps reduce anxiety and stress. If anyone has an interest in making their own videos here is a link to get the Free copy of Wondershare Filmora video editor. Warning you may eventually get the urge to upgrade. I love this software. Wondershare Filmora Link Below: https://bit.ly/3nke9IA

Pride and Prejudice illustrations to which I added music. These are the illustrations by C E Brock that appeared in the book Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austen. Her book was first published in 1813. The setting of this novel was in the county of Hertfordshire which is located 50 miles outside of London. We are introduced to the Bennet family whose estate is in Longbourn village. We have Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and their five girls Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. The link for my wife's Pride and Prejudice Ultimate Trivia Amazon eBook: https://amzn.to/34NLJP8 The First music track: English Country Garden by Aaron Kenny The Second Track: Courante J.S. Bach -1st_20 Cello The Third Track: Bellissimo by Doug Maxwell The Fourth Track: White River by Aakash Gandhi

I walked into our kitchen and saw our granddaughter sitting on the floor looking at a toy. My wife had just finished frying eggs and bacon so the smoke was still in the air making for a great picture...in my opinion. Taken 10 years ago. I thought the song by Janelle was a good fit. Pick up the song on Amazon Link here: https://amzn.to/3zeIMnE

This is my second product on Payhip it's an MP3 Royalty-Free audio file with 43 seconds of Thunder and rain. My Store link: https://payhip.com/Nick1949Media

Not the best whistle on my part, but the important thing is the crows recognize it. (My wife won't let me Chaw like the Crows because she's afraid of what the neighbors may think. 😊😊) I was surprised at how quickly this Crow repeated my sequences. It showed he or she was paying attention.

Our Corgi Willow was not happy today because it rained off and on all day. So when we had a chance to go outside she was not in the mood.

My son's dog Willow can be demanding as most Corgi owners know. If you stop scratching or rubbing her too soon she will let you know. These dogs are very intelligent, and because they are herding dogs don't be surprised if they are dominant and bossy. Did I mention stubbornness? But with all that, they are very loving and great around kids. They can make a great family pet. ***Get your FREE Filmora 11, which is a creative video editing platform. https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=430559&u=550226&m=44487&urllink=&afftrack= ***

Chipmunks are my favorite wildlife that I interact with. The Chipmunks here in North-Eastern Pennsylvania inhabit woodland areas and also around our suburban and rural homes. I normally see them in the early morning and sometimes late afternoon. You can expect to see 2 to 4 chipmunks per acre and we have 2 acres of property. I have seen up to 6 chipmunks running around, mostly chasing each other. The adult chipmunk will protect his burrow entrance and it could be 50 feet away. They are smart, their burrow entrance will not have any dirt mounds around it because they carry it away in their cheek pouches.

Found this North-eastern Pennsylvania Black Bear eating from my bird feeder in our front yard. It looked like he was saying grace before he started eating. We find Black Bears throughout much of the forested area of North America. From Mexico to Alaska and Florida to Northern Canada. They may be big but they can reach 30 mph for short distances. Like Bird feeder to a front deck on a house. 😊

This is a video introducing my wife's kindle unlimited ebook "Pride and Prejudice Ultimate Trivia". I put the video together by using Video Robot and Wondershare Filmora 9 video editor. So if you have a Kindle Unlimited account take a free look. If you liked this video a [ + ] would be appreciated. Thanks for watching.

Rumble — These Tufted Titmice are rather tame, These birds are common here in North-Eastern Pennsylvania all year. Just found out they are related to chickadees, and like chickadees, they readily come to bird feeders, I see them often carrying away sunflower seeds one at a time. This was the first time I was able to get them to eat out of my hand.