Dang. Oh yes, it's that red shouldered hawk yet again. I'm gonna get closer to it. Yeah, so I'm actually in my car right now as you can see. Alright, so I'm gonna try see if I can get closer to it. Alright, so there's the hawk again right there. I'm gonna get there, flew onto that tree bush right there, which is far from my sight. And I've been that far into the field just to get close to it in a way. Well, that's it for now. Alright, so I see an American castle right there. I think I see the white stripes on its face there right on the bottom of face there. Yeah, so definitely American castle. So it's right on the top of that tree branch right there. Probably the same American castle that I spent like 40 minutes recording the other day. So if I stay in this car like it'll probably stay there. And then over there, oh yeah, there's even more. There's a red shouldered hawk. The one that's not so afraid of me. It just needs to come into focus here. Hmm, Cooper's hawk. Although the size of it seems small, I'm thinking sharpshed hawk on this one. By the way, I'm not even using a monopod. I'm free holding this camera. See, it's green itself. It's always hard to hold this camera at the 83X zoom. Oh, this ground is cold. Oh gosh. Okay, I got my monopod out. I can see how long I can film this thing. Mercy, mercy, mercy. It's just... There we go. I seriously wish I had a tripod. I need to try to get one of my gloves on because it's starting to get cold. Where is my glove? That's probably inside my coat pocket. Looks like like... Ah, here it is. I'm going to use my hand to get the gloves on. I'm going to use my hand to get the gloves on. I'm going to use my hand to get the gloves on. I'm going to use my hand to get the gloves on. I don't know where my glove is. This is... I don't want to get closer. I really don't... Here's my glove. I found it. I'm going to try to flip up the screen. There we go. Okay. Crap.