Welcome to Naturebytes Video!
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"A Video Field Guide to the Natural World!"
This is a legacy creation by me and my naturalist friends who want to enthuse
you, our viewers, with the excitement we feel about the world of nature.
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Many of these videos feature Bill Howell, our Naturesway naturalist, Don Albright, our Naturesway geologist and me, who all bring actual field experiences right to you.
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Click on the butterfly or on the link
to visit Naturesway Productions,
natureswayproductions.com,
where you can download FREE full-size,
high resolution naturebytes videos suitable for
projection in a classroom, auditorium, or exhibit. |
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2011 has been a busy year! In the beginning of the year we published online a new e-book in PDF format, Goldilocks Ecology, and launched a new website to present it - goldilocksecology.com.
Also, we have made the Naturebytes videos here available full-size on our Naturesway Productions website.
Our biggest news for 2011 is that we are now shooting in HD! Most all of our new videos in 2012 will be in HD.
From now on, when we add new videos, they will be listed here so that you can keep up with what's new on this site more easily.
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New Naturebytes ~ February 2012
New Naturebytes ~ December 2011
New Naturebytes ~ 2011
- Ant, Argentine
- Frogs, Two Chorus (Tree Frogs)
- Conifer Series 1 Introduction
- Crab, California Fiddler
- Dove Weed
- Fennel, Sweet
- Fern, Mosquito
- Ferns, Three on a Mountain
- Grass, Blue-eyed
- Harvestmen (Daddy-Long-Legs)
- Lizard, Baby Fence
- Lettuce, Miner's
- Mockingbird
- Mushroom, Turkey Tail Polypore
- Pribiloff & Galapagos Islands
- Tamarisk (Salt Cedar)
- Snake, Desert Glossy
- Cypress, Tecate - Goldilocks Ecology
- Telegraph Weed
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Search Nature Bytes Video using common names, scientific names or any criteria you choose ...
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This website is a growing collection of about 500 free short movies, or videos, about the natural world. (our use policy) They were primarily filmed in San Diego and the Southern California region. Videos are generally around 2 to 5 minutes long, though some are much longer based on their subject matter. The movies are organized by geographic habitat zones where the plants, animals, geology or natural features are found, starting from the coast, then inland, the mountains and desert. Also included are flora and fauna adapted to our new urban habitat. Habitats and ecology, niche theory (goldilocks theory) are covered more thoroughly in a separate section as well. |
It is hoped that the website will be a useful and entertaining tool for naturalists, scientists, educators and students, as well as for those who just enjoy nature. The website can be used like a video field guide for the plants, birds, animals, and insects found in a particular place. Videos and information made available on this website can be incorporated into classroom programs and educational presentations in many creative ways.
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