Episode 13 - Nature Discovery Screencast
Channel: Nature's Wild Things
Date: 31/03/2017

Episode 13 - Nature Discovery Screencast
Video 27 min 14 sec  - Audio Music and Narration
Cabarrus County, North Carolina, United States
Photo Walk - 03-29-2017

Welcome to another Nature Discovery Screencast. Look over my shoulder and watch, as I look for the pure beauty found in nature from the raw videos taken on one of my photo walks. The date of this Photo Walk was March 29th,  2017 and it took place in several locations around Cabarrus County, North Carolina, and that is in the United States
Today we are using Final Cut Pro X on a Mac. We will be reviewing the raw videos as part of our video production workflow.  You can also watch our 30 Seconds of Nature Screencasts where we take selected raw footage and turn it into 30 second or longer videos to be used in the Nature’s Wild Things Website where we are building a visual Nature Field guild to life.

Notes:
 1. Eastern Tent Caterpillar Moth
 2. Carolina Satyr part of the Brush-footed Butterflies Family
 3. Black Carpenter Ant tending Woolly Alder Aphid for their Honeydew Honeydew is a sugar-rich sticky liquid, secreted by aphids as they feed on plant sap. Their mouthpart penetrates the wood and the sugary, high-pressure liquid is forced out of the Aphid gut's terminal opening. According to Wikipedia.
 4. American Lady Similar to Pearl Crescent Butterfly from the top of wing view and they are  from the Brush-footed Butterflies Family
 5. Metallic Wood-boring Beetles
 6. Eastern Carpenter Bee
 7. Purple Dead Nettle Flowers
 8. Yellow Buttercup Flower
 9. Small Carpenter Bee - Ceratina bees
 10. Boxelder bug