[dkaufnelson]

Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

Interested in seeing what kind of wildlife that we have right here in The Villages? I have taken hundreds of videos of alligators, snakes, otters, eagles, owls, turtles, and more, including the behaviors and interactions among them. I have just created a YouTube channel containing all my videos of what I've seen here over these past 5 years. Here is the link to my wildlife videos: Wildlife in The Villages - YouTube

Beautiful photos/videos..Thanks so muchfor taking so much time to share with us!!

[Bwanajim]

I found a 5 foot alligator in my backyard and have no idea how it got in there because I have a concrete wall and fenced in.
Tried to post a picture, but wasn't able to

[yporter]

Thanks - we'll check it out!

[sohappytobehere]

If you keep looking through my videos, you might even find another little hidden gem or two. A few days ago, I saw an exciting interaction between 2 alligators. One alligator had killed another alligator, of which that part I did not witness. But I did videotape the rest of what happened. Here is the link to one of my videos of what happened afterwards: https://youtu.be/A-VF6hUgihc?si=QNfAtBko6Vzp9mpA

Originally Posted by Babbs1957

Great videos and the little hidden gem: otter scat. Makes me now wonder what does an alligator's poop look like?

[BillY41]

An interesting collection of wildlife in TV. Thank you for sharing them with us

[sohappytobehere]

Originally Posted by Carlsondm

You are missing a lot of land animals. Check Ring doorbell footages. I am a walker/jogger and see bobcats, coyotes, foxes, and a few bunnies and squirrels. A few eagles have landed 50 to 60 feet away. Humbling. This place is a hoppin.

Do you ever come across snakes on your walk/jog?

[sohappytobehere]

Thank you for your kind words. Keep checking my YouTube channel as I am posting new videos every day.

[sohappytobehere]

Originally Posted by Bwanajim

I found a 5 foot alligator in my backyard and have no idea how it got in there because I have a concrete wall and fenced in.
Tried to post a picture, but wasn't able to

Once you hit reply, you might have to then click on "Go advanced" to upload your picture. But I'm not exactly sure.