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Escape into Nature: A Weekend of Wildlife Photography

24 Jan 2022 · 4 min

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In this segment of the YouTube video, Angie Birmingham (as "Angie with WTF Stop") takes viewers to a South Texas ranch where she and fellow participants set up in a deer blind during cold weather. They observe and narrate wildlife activity, focusing on a doe and her fawn crossing the road, and a buck that appears at a feeder. Angie describes the conditions, the behavior of the animals, and promises to share the resulting photographs at the end of the video, providing a real‑time glimpse into field wildlife photography and the influence of weather and feeding stations on animal presence.

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It's Angie with WTF Stop. Today we are out on a ranch in South Texas. I think the forecast is like 24 hours and then it's gonna start climbing again. Back up into the 70s and 80s. But, uh, today we'll be going and sitting in a blind and see what comes out in this cold weather, um, just to see what's going on. If you look up there, there's a doe in the road. I don't know how close she'll let us get to her, but typically if we drive real slow Nope, there they go.
The doe and her fawn.
Here we are in the deer blind. This is our view. The feeder just went off, so I will keep you posted. As to what I see, and I will share the images at the end of this video. Okay, so we have a little buck out here. I'm going to attempt to let you guys see him. Watch him through my lens. Well, we had a buck at the feeder. I got some shots of him before he came in. You guys just got to see him. Leaping out of the pen.
So we had a pretty good ride around the ranch. The sunset didn't quite produce what I wanted it to produce, so we are going to do a night shot here. At the windmill, and we're gonna see what we can get. We could very well get some stars, um, just because of the fact that it's a pretty clear night, as you can tell.