Olympic Peninsula Hoh Forest & Beach Birding Video 8-PNW Road Trip Slugs, Snakes, & SURFBIRDS-OH MY! скачать в хорошем качестве

Olympic Peninsula Hoh Forest & Beach Birding Video 8-PNW Road Trip Slugs, Snakes, & SURFBIRDS-OH MY!

This is our 8th Video of our 4K mile Pacific Northwest Trip with a beautiful birding journey through the temperate rainforest and beach on the Olympic Peninsula (1st video link below). We’ll stop for a few hikes in the Hoh Forest and beaches 1-5 along the coast! What an incredible part of our country! We’re adding Bird species LIFERS and some new birds for our 2025 bird list. New Roads and New Birds! #birdwatching #birding #olympicpeninsula #washingtonstate #pnw #birds #dnasbirdingadventures #photography #naturephotography #roadtrip #pacificnorthwest Thanks in advance for watching, subscribing, liking and Commenting! Here’s our channel to subscribe to if you want to watch more.    / @dnasbirdingadventures   Happy Birding Trails to YOU! Here are the Links of our Road Trip So Far: Video 1) Fossil Butte National Monument:    • PACIFIC NW BIRDING ROAD TRIP! It’s a 2.5 w...   Video 2) Craters of the Moon:    • Craters of the Moon BIRDING & Hike through...   Video 3) We made it to the PNW Port Angeles:    • ROAD TRIP to the PNW Birding & Scenic Bywa...   Video 4) Olympic Peninsula Birding    • Olympic Peninsula BIrding + This is Video ...   Video 5) Vancouver Island Whiffin Spit + MORE!    • Vancouver Island Birding Whiffin Spit Vide...   VIdeo 6) Botanical Beach Trail, Jordan River, & Sheringham Lighthouse    • Vancouver Island 🇨🇦BIRDING Botanical Beach...   Video 7) East Sooke Regional Park, Vancouver Island +MORE    • Vancouver Island 🇨🇦 Video 7 East Sooke Reg...   Thanks to my better half, Dave, for superb photography and editing! Thanks and Credits: Google & Merlin App ***I read all the permit information on filming and photography in National/State Parks/monuments. We are not-for-profit and using our 1st amendment freedom of speech rights to share our creative perspectives on our encounters to share with our family and friends. Plus, we want to revisit our birdwatching when we’re seniors, not yet!