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Ferruginous Hawk in Slow Motion

If you’ve been following our blog, then you’d know that this video has been in the planning stages for quite a while. We had the footage, but never the time to put it all together. Hope it was worth the wait.

The footage is from the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum’s Raptor Free Flight program. Featuring the Ferruginous Hawk. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

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Posted on 24 March '11 by admin, under Unique Views of Nature. No Comments.

Facebook Photo Roundup


Spring is here! We’re celebrating the season with an assortment of photos that have been posted over on our Facebook page.

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Posted on 20 March '11 by admin, under Unique Views of Nature. No Comments.

Gilded Flicker and Friend

A Gilded Flicker minding its own business is pestered by a smaller bird. Filmed in the aviary at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum with a Casio EX-FH20 in slow motion. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

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Posted on 9 March '11 by admin, under Unique Views of Nature. No Comments.

Note Cards To Be Discontinued in Gift Shop

We’re changing things here at Unique Views of Nature. We’ll be focusing on microstock footage and possibly photography this year. So if you’re looking for stock footage and photography, check back near the end of March.

Gift Shop Changes:

  • Our DVD selection will remain as is.
  • The Poster Prints will remain with some changes coming in April.
  • The Note Cards will be removed on March 18, 2011. Hurry in and order before they’re gone.
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Posted on 4 March '11 by admin, under UVN Gift Shop. No Comments.

Barrel Cactus Fruit vs. Two Cardinals

Footage captured at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum with Casio EX-FH20 in slow motion (210 fps). At first a female Cardinal tries to pick up a Barrel Cactus fruit that’s larger than her head, but something spooks her away. A male gives it a go, but even though he’s persistent, the cactus fruit is pretty much intact when he finally gives up. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

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Posted on 3 March '11 by admin, under Unique Views of Nature. No Comments.