Nice relaxing walk in the woods. Thanks David!

This video needed a Bob Brown cameo, I think we need a sequel

Great video showing how blessed we are in Lycoming County with such a plethora of habitats. I had the exact same experience yesterday afternoon on Upper Bodines Rd. Weather was a lotto crazy. Windy, then sprinkles, then sun, then a short downpour but I heard tons of Warblers but only saw maybe a handful of birds and photography was nearly impossible with such windy conditions. And yes Red Eye Vireos seem to be the bird of the summer so far in terms of quantity. They’re everywhere and they let you know they’re present with their incessant song. Blackburnians are also having a good year, which is always great along with Scarlet Tanager. At least it’s been my experience so far across the 6-7 areas I hit regularly. Met a land owner along Lycoming Creek as I was looking and listening at his property. He gave me permission to explore his property anytime. Really great to get that permission. I’m not sure how many acres he has but it contains several varied habitats that would support a wide variety of breeds. But we are definitely in the “ear over eye, ID” time of the year. I didn’t do an official checklist but IDed 19 species but only 6 visually. It was a good but trying day, especially with the weather variance. Thanks David for representing our beautiful area.

Please do daily plants! Do mushrooms next!!!! 😂 Amazing updates, really appreciate how you explain IDs

I can smell that millipede through the screen. I bet hemlock is a popular bonsai. I got a jacaranda yesterday I hope it roots up, they're really hard to propagate. it's probably two years old. I might put some apple cider vinegar directly in the soil, I haven't got rooting hormone.

🙂 Interesting, except for that centipede, ugh!

The deer won’t eat the maple before or after it’s used as toilet paper 😂