The Tree of Life: A Week in the Life of a Hollow Elm Stump | Discover Wildlife | Robert E Fuller
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Channel: Robert E Fuller · 2017 · Pets & Animals
Watch how many different species visited this elm stump this week! My nest cam captured a tawny owl, a kestrel and a barn owl all inspecting the hollow tree stump as a possible nest site. But watch carefully to see a squirrel and even a stoat examine the tree of life! And that's just in one week. I wonder how many other creatures visit the same site as they search for food and shelter? About Me: I am a British wildlife artist based in Thixendale, North Yorkshire. I use nestcams to study animal behaviour so that I can capture the individual characters of my wild subjects in paint. I've shared the best of my video research on this channel. I hope you enjoy it! See more too on my website: www.robertefuller.com
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