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This sunset video was taken from Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island on the Florida Gulf coast. It seems odd that it can take 6 to 10 hours for the sun to go from sun up in the east to sundown in the west, but only two-and-a-half minutes to travel from fully seen above the water to dropping completely below the horizon. This video also has the sounds of the waves and many birds flying by. Enjoy!
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A collection of excerpts from over 8 hours of recording at our bird feeder in our RV site in the Medina Lake RV Park in Lakehills, TX.
Like previous episodes, you'll see two mated pairs of cardinals, a few juvenile cardinals, a lesser goldfinch or two, a dove and a few others, as well as hear a variety of bird songs. This video also includes a newcomer, a chickadee that recently adopted the feeder, and a hummingbird that eyed our suet feeder, and is from a completely different angle than the other episodes. The cardinals in particular are a feuding bunch, chasing each other off the feeder and irritatingly pecking at birds that are trying to share the seed.
This is the final episode from our feeders in Lakehills, TX. See the others here:
Another compilation from a few hours of recording at our bird feeder in our RV site in the Medina Lake RV Park in Lakehills, Texas. For this video I used my telephoto lens and set up the camera back in the woods a bit. As with Episode 1, you'll see two mated pairs of cardinals, and just like Episode 2, you'll find a mated pair of lesser goldfinches. You'll also view a dove and a few others, and hear a variety of bird songs.
Note: A couple of times the camera caught one red male cardinal take another off the feeder. Watch for them! 
This is a compilation from a few hours of recording at our bird feeder in our RV site in the Medina Lake RV Park in Lakehills, TX. You'll see several cardinals, a mated pair of lesser goldfinches, a dove and a few others, as well as hear a variety of bird songs. If you pay close attention, you'll see that several times a bright red male cardinal is irritated with other birds on the feeder and pecks them away.
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This is a compilation from a few hours of recording at our bird feeder in our RV site in the Medina Lake RV Park in Lakehills, Texas, about 40 miles from San Antonio. The sights and sounds at and around the feeder include several cardinals, a hummingbird or two, a dove and a few others, as well as a variety of bird songs. If you pay close attention, you'll notice that we actually had two mated pairs of cardinals taking turns at the feeder. One male's red coloring is quite a bit more vivid than the other.
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While staying near Newport, OR, we have been astounded by the crashing waves on the Oregon coast. 
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