Indian Valley Reservoir drought low water at 6% capacity, September 2021 CA - HD 4k drone video

My brother and I went back to Indian Valley Reservoir on Labor Day after our visit in May to take a look at its current 6% capacity. We were really in for a surprise at what the reservoir looks like when it is almost empty. We also saw Bald Eagles in the trees looking for fish in the water that remains. We were also surprised that there were so few visitors. With many of the national forests closed we expected more people. We did double check that this BLM (Bureau of Land Management) area was open to the public and no flight restrictions. May 2021 - https://youtu.be/bbhhH352Shw My brothers video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN4yhM_ZTLc Indian Valley Reservoir is a manmade lake on BLM land in Lake County, California. It is 27 miles west of Williams near State Route 20. The reservoir was created by the construction of the Indian Valley Dam across the north fork of Cache Creek. Indian Valley Reservoir has many trail-heads, parks and campgrounds, including the Bear Valley wildflower hotspot. Bear Valley is on my list of places to visit next spring. This was captured using the DJI Mini 2, which is so much easier to carry to locations like this. The video is 4x faster than original so I had to fly very gently with slow turns so that it would look normal at 4x the speed. Video recorded at 3840 x 2160 x 30 Frames using a DJI Mini 2 https://www.youtube.com/c/TitusDavis lodestonedrone@gmail.com lodestonedrone.com Music - Exotic-Dreaming by Eric Matyas