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waywardmuse
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SONORAN DESERT WILDLIFE AND MORE
Judy Kennedy (a wayward muse) is a nature mystic and disabled visual media artist specializing in the Arizona Sonoran Desert. The Sonoran Desert is the United States' most ecologically diverse desert - especially in the state of Arizona. With an abounding love for her home, Judy's videos mostly feature wildlife in its natural setting with accompanying landscapes and skyscapes as varied and unique as her stylistic expressions. She serves this inimitable beauty and hopes that her art inspires others in their own conservation efforts. Judy is also a versatile writer of creative nonfiction and a composer of music which can be heard in many of her videos.
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Thanks for visiting & enjoy!
Channel photo by Judy Kennedy taken south of the Superstition Mountains.
Merch coming soon 🔥
SONORAN DESERT WILDLIFE AND MORE
Judy Kennedy (a wayward muse) is a nature mystic and disabled visual media artist specializing in the Arizona Sonoran Desert. The Sonoran Desert is the United States' most ecologically diverse desert - especially in the state of Arizona. With an abounding love for her home, Judy's videos mostly feature wildlife in its natural setting with accompanying landscapes and skyscapes as varied and unique as her stylistic expressions. She serves this inimitable beauty and hopes that her art inspires others in their own conservation efforts. Judy is also a versatile writer of creative nonfiction and a composer of music which can be heard in many of her videos.
Links to all my stores and webssites:
linktr.ee/waywardmuse
Thanks for visiting & enjoy!
Channel photo by Judy Kennedy taken south of the Superstition Mountains.
Merch coming soon 🔥
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peytonador9324
(3 minutes ago)
That is some awesome footage
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BornOnFire
(9 minutes ago)
The Tarantula Hawk has one of the most painful stings on the planet. A buddy of mine was stung on the arm and he likened it to being struck by 50,000 volts of electricity. The pain was blinding and disabling. On a scale of 1-4 it is one of only two insects in the world to rate a 4. You were very brave to handle that insect in the manner you did and lucky to not have pissed it off!! Cool vid. I love the Sonora Desert!
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MadameXandra
(18 minutes ago)
That is so cool that you rescued that wasp. They really are very beautiful, but few would bother to rescue one from drowning because it's a bug, and a wasp at that, and so many people are intimidated (rightly so!) by stinging insects. I commend you on your curiosity and your compassion.
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JinxxyFur
(28 minutes ago)
What a gorgeous insect! Those wings!
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jtapia12281
(32 minutes ago)
I like how he appriciates the rescue. When he buzzes off he reminds me of the ending of Anton Chigur from No Country For Old Men. " Take this but you never saw me " LOL!!
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Tigerpuffer
(47 minutes ago)
That's awesome. Tarantula Hawks are very cool, if not a bit scary ;)
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Goshenaito
(52 minutes ago)
I've had one these in my background three times now. I run away screaming in terror everytime. .-.
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jcmegabyte
(1 hour ago)
I liked the comment about showing something for scale, and I didn't hear anyone volunteering to use their hand or finger! XD Definitely a pretty bug - especially when the sun lights up that purple-green velvet body. Thanks for the show! :-)
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gregrocks66
(2 hour ago)
u have balls, i cant even get close to a bee without trying to get away from it
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chinamanana
(2 hours ago)
these things look so amazing when they're flying
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compose217
(21 hours ago)
One of these somehow got into my house, and I didn't know it until I stepped out of the shower into my bedroom, and he came out from behind the curtains.....and YES, he sounded JUST like a helicopter. Scared the bejeebers out of me!
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cowboystormchaser
(10 hours ago)
I love wasps they're so awesome.
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EmilyClearwater1337
(17 hours ago)
Ooo, I love these things. I used to catch them up in the Heber Overgaard area of Arizona when I spent time up at my uncle's cabin. And when I mean catch, I mean with my hands. They are actually very timid things. I've seen em get up to around 1.5 inches. Maybe they can get bigger.
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mrcraig41
(11 hours ago)
The New Mexico State insect, too :) Good job on rescuing him guys.
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guyglowmore1
(13 hours ago)
have saved thousands of small animals like this from drowning in the bird baths. they always seem to appreciate it. i just use a twig and they crawl on it then i put it in a place where they can dry off and regain their senses. we have these t hawks here in the sierras. they like to feast upon the yarrow flowers
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waywardmuse
(4 hours ago)
Thanks! I have a tarantula hawk playlist & there are 3 more vids in the works.
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waywardmuse
(2 hours ago)
Me too. The tarantula hawks will not sting unless you mess with them.
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