It's fun seeing the variations of them all. They're all so big and powerful!
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Flexing the floof for the camera.
Radically round!
Totally ninja level invisibility.
And this is looking dead on, knowing it's there, with no context. If you were along the forest edge with hundreds of trees at random angles, there's no way you'd see him before he spots you!
Absolutely!
I'm not a photographer, so it sounded big, but I wasn't picturing what I'd call a telescope the first time I saw it.
There are enough things that will eat a Screech Owl, including other bigger owls, so it knows it's getting much more vulnerable leaving cover.
It's no wonder most animals are so jumpy!
For those with less imagination:
A 560 mm lens:
The second photo:
It is a pleasure doing so! I enjoy all the things I get to learn, and I also like seeing you all come back every day to enjoy these beautiful birds with me.
It isn't perfect, and there are a number of reasons content can leave. I know a few of my favorite channels have had issues dealing with content getting pulled due to things like it having certain World War 2 imagery in historical context, or analysis of music theory of modern songs for having too many seconds of copyright music. People can also delete their accounts and things will disappear. Some is also just plain pirated content.
But for how much content there is on YouTube, the vast majority stays there, at least compared to more traditional media. Many things I've been watching lately have been over a decade old. It really helps in repairing older things for finding lessons on things that haven't changed much in recent years.
As for privacy, we're all at least moderately tech savvy people here. We know we're dealing with an advertising company here and what that entails. That doesn't thrill me, but that's the deal to get the content. Google does make at least some data available to view and delete, so that's still a bit better than most places tracking us.
While there is room for improvement, I still feel it beats most everything else legitimate on cost vs what you get.
Summit is a wonderful app, and the dev is super helpful. Can't recommend Summit enough.