i'm destroying my wildlife pond, here's why

My first DIY wildlife photography pond was a ton of fun to make, and it's been amazing seeing it evolve. However, I'll be destroying it...

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Stefano Ianiro, Bird Photography Tips, What's Ruining Your Bird Photography, Bird Photography, Wildlife Photography, Behind-the-Scenes, Wildlife Photography Behind-the-Scenes, Building a Wildlife Pond, DIY Wildlife Pond, Bird Photography at my DIY Wildlife Pond

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[TheWildlifeHomestead]

Sorry for the delay, this took way longer to do and put together than I thought! The next episode should be out in the next week or two. Excited to see what will show up! 😀

[marioncapriotti]

Well, I admit I was upset at first when I saw the title, but now that I know you're making a bigger, better pond with more wildlife-friendly features, I applaud you! So glad I found your site, I am loving watching your work. Thanks!

[clintrobinson]

I am so happy to hear you say you are planting NATIVE flowers, shrubs and trees! This will make such a huge impact on the breeding birds on your property. I am attempting to remove all invasives and go 100% native on my property. Looking forward to seeing all your progress. These few words made me a subscriber.

[michelletownsley]

I just discovered your YouTube channel. I was worried when I saw the title on this one! The new project sounds absolutely amazing. I look forward to seeing the epic results.

[arjunisonline]

This is probably the best thing I’ve ever seen. Everything you did in this video is amazing, digging a pond, building a fort and of course the wildlife. This video made my day. Thank you

[sarahhajarbalqis]

So enjoying watching life in and around the pond. Feeling a bit sad... But when you said that you're going to build a larger pond I am instantly appeased. Thank you so much 🎶🐦🌺🇲🇾

[andycoleman]

I can't remember the last time I was this impressed with a video! You did incredible work!

[n-rajesh]

Just when I was thinking “yeah can understand it must be difficult for this one guy to maintain that pond in freezing conditions; can understand” you go on to say your just making a bigger (better) one!

You’re officially on your way to becoming the real “bird man” 🐦 ! All the more power to you!

[NatureFilmsByJohnKha]

Love the dedication to building a better wildlife habitat Stefano and the thought to re-using as much of the biodiversity that existed in the previous pond. Some serious manual effort going into this new pond and hide too! I have no doubt your efforts will pay off and look forward to the results!

[gromzo]

Damn. When I saw the title, I almost cried. Thoughts crossed my mind that you are ending this amazing and beautiful journey. But I'm glad there will be more content :D
Fingers crossed! I love seeing your artwork. Good luck!

[naturewithgabe]

Stefano, I love this! I used to certify backyards as wildlife sanctuaries through my job and have seen some pretty epic yards. You are on track to see some amazing stuff, that blind is top notch.

[ggoannas]

Your kindness and generosity and dedication to wildlife is incredibly inspiring and moving.
Thank you for them and all of us.

[outdoorztime]

Man, that was some work. It is sure nice to see there are people out there that aren't scared of hard work. Hope you get tons of wildlife for your efforts.

[nanalcd]

Nice, this planet needs more people like you. Thank you for sharing and caring for nature. So peaceful to watch you do.

[kendallvz]

I can't wait to be able to do projects like this myself someday soon! This provides great inspiration!

[mnemonyss]

You are amazing, caring for the wildlife and enjoying nature with good old fashioned hard work is just so refreshing to see. Thank you for your work, because of you many species of families have prospered.

[andrewcrisp]

That looked like some serious hard graft, I look forward to seeing the area develop over time.
Thanks for the video, happy Easter from the UK.

[shirleyandrews]

You inspire me! 4 1/2 yrs ago my home & town of Paradise CA burned down in the Camp Fire. Everything is gone😪 but now I’m getting help to start over. I have a lot in town but we r rural & mountainous. I hope to welcome back the deer, ‘possums, birds & other critters. Your program will help me stay focused on my goal. Thank you so much.

[fernandoish]

That's a masterful work. As a wildlife photographer who plans to make all kinds of habitats for wildlife in his property (and hides too ofc) this is like a guide to me. I’ll be definitely watching how you keep on building the pond. It’s going to be full of birds soon! And I reckon you’ll even get some bigger game like deer or similar.

[ABirdersParadise]

I appreciate how dedicated you are to that project. I know how much work it is to dig by hand, and knowing that you did most of that in one day is quite shocking. Looking forward to the next episode!