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A Baby Sparrow Caught in the Rain: A Tender Backyard Moment

Nature has a way of surprising us with moments that are both tender and unforgettable. One rainy afternoon, I looked out at the bird feeder and noticed something that stopped me in my tracks—a tiny baby sparrow, caught in the rain.

Its feathers were damp, its small body puffed up for warmth, and yet there it was—perched bravely, waiting out the shower. There was something so moving about watching such a fragile little creature face the elements with quiet resilience.

The sight reminded me just how much beauty can be found in the simplest of moments. A raindrop glistening on soft feathers. The way the sparrow shook itself gently after each gust of wind. And the comforting thought that, even in the rain, nature provides shelter and renewal.

I couldn’t resist capturing this on video for my YouTube channel, because it’s the kind of moment you’ll want to see for yourself. It’s peaceful, heartwarming, and a reminder of how strong even the smallest lives can be.

👉 Watch the baby sparrow caught in the rain on my YouTube channel here: totsbirdseyeview

Whether you’re a bird lover, a fan of peaceful nature videos, or just someone looking for a soothing escape, this little sparrow is sure to touch your heart.

Sometimes, the most meaningful reminders of resilience and beauty come in the form of tiny wings and gentle raindrops.

Here is the link for my sparrow video. I have a lot of other videos for you to check out

https://youtube.com/shorts/c_HWMTtXkUU?si=METw8VogTS1lOS29

Chipmunks at My Bird Feeder: A Backyard Delight

There’s something truly magical about watching wildlife right outside your window. Birds, squirrels, and even the occasional rabbit can turn an ordinary day into a little moment of joy. But lately, it’s been the chipmunks at my bird feeder that have completely stolen the show.

These tiny, energetic creatures are endlessly entertaining—stuffing their cheeks with seeds, darting back and forth, and sometimes even sharing space with the birds (though not always peacefully!). They bring so much personality and life to the yard that I just had to capture the moment on video.

👉 Check out my YouTube video below

In the video, you’ll see:

Cheek-stuffing cuteness: Chipmunks can pack away an impressive amount of seeds, and it’s hilarious to watch.
Playful antics: Their quick movements and curious personalities make them such fun backyard visitors.
Nature’s calm escape: If you love relaxing wildlife videos, this one is sure to make you smile.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a bird watcher, or just someone who needs a cheerful moment in your day, these little chipmunks will brighten it.

So grab a cup of coffee, take a break, and enjoy a front-row seat to the action at my bird feeder.

👉 Don’t miss it: Click below to see all my cute videos! I’m chipmunk obsessed. So like and subscribe to my older videos and new ones that I add

https://youtu.be/a67w_sUUS0s?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/1eBV13IjMPE?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/QeVGJw4znnA?feature=shared

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Festive fall porch ideas

I love decorating for fall. And a good from porch makes decorating absolutely fun. What style do you like? Farm house with milk crates? Pumpkins and leaves? Do you decorate with your favorite football team in mind? Comment below with your ideas

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Outdoor decor

Fall is here and I’m ready to add a few things to my yard. A nice retreat will have colorful things to look at, a nice seating area and lighting. I got these artificial flowers at the start of summer and they have not faded. They add a little bit of color when things are not in bloom. I’ve added a few ideas. *affiliate links earn commission