01:12

Little Wood Satyr Footage

00:49

Zebra Longwing Footage

01:10

Little Yellow Butterfly Footage

01:04

Cloudless Sulfur Footage

01:01

Palamedes Swallowtail

00:39

Fritillary Eating PAssionflower

01:20

Octopus encounter today!

09:45

Purple Martins Dewees

11:00

Butterfly afternoon

11:47

Whales

02:10

Jellyfish

01:24

Pigeon Guillemot

02:12

Seals

05:01

Foraging Frenzy: Great Egrets, Tricolor Herons, Spoonbills, Alligators and more

04:54

Sea Lions In Alaska 2024

06:32

Alaska Sea Otters

06:13

Bears

02:37

Alaska Wildlife Quick Highlights

00:56

Cicada Killer Wasp

01:34

The Third Eastern Screech Owlet fledges

01:38

Tricolor Herons grow up

00:42

Announcing SHIPWRECKED!

00:26

Tiny Wilsons Plover Chicks are hard to see

02:28

Shoreline Change Ancient Dunes

01:02

Semipalmated Plover

01:30

A condensed version of our owls growing up

18:15

Lowcountry Critters 2023

04:49

Pacific Tidepools

00:57

Striped Burrfish~

01:59

Fritillary Life Cycle

01:00

American Redstart

01:04

Brittle Stars can Detach their Arms!

00:53

Lubber Grasshoppers

01:03

Anhinga

01:05

Great Horned Owls placed their nest right outside my neighbor's front door in a planter!!!

01:01

Rat snake

01:04

Piping Plovers in the Midst of a 3500 KM Journey

01:05

Toothache Tree (Xanthozylum clava-herculis)

00:21

Giant Swallowtail Caterpillar

01:00

Giant Swallowtail Butterfly

00:47

Pine History tour

01:00

Live Oak

00:42

History tour Huyler

01:16

History station 5 Palmetto

00:43

History Tour Dewees Inlet Drive

01:05

Dewees Island History Tour Stop 6, Ancient Dunes

01:07

Submarine Watch Tower

01:05

Dewees Island History and Nature tour Station 3: Toothache Tree

01:23

Memory Garden Station 2

01:12

Dewees History Tour Stop 1: Rice Trunk

01:31

Dewees History Tour Start Here

22:56

Best nature Dewees Island 2022

01:07

American Woodcock

01:05

Red Cockaded Woodpecker

01:00

Longleaf Pine

01:13

Mola Mola

01:00

Mistletoe

01:02

Man o war

01:00

American Oystercatchers Winter along the Intracoastal Waterway: Bands give us clues to Migration.

04:15

Galapagos Hawk Longer Observations