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I'd only got five species the previous years too! Happy birding!

Wooo! Thanks for doing the challenge! Was cool to see it done in a warmer climate 👍

House Finch IS native to N. America. Maybe you are confusing them with the House Sparrow?

I use it with my canon EOS-R , very nice, I'm very happy with the purchase, and used for a variety of situations, yes even portrait photography ... delicious 😋

Good stuff bro 💪

Beautiful bird. Great pictures.

Hey! Just came across your channel and it’s great to find more birding content creators on TH-cam. I can personally attest that I love the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge as I have been there 3 times since I am Utah based. Look forward to visiting more of the spots you mentioned in the future

What a good deal.

I live in the southeastern US. I think I might be able to tell the difference, I’m just not sure enough to risk the safety of my small dogs. I’ll try to get a pic, but from what I can see when I’m looking up as they soar overhead, is a large dark bird with a silver line/streak from one wingtip all the way across to the other wingtip . They appear when I take my dogs out and disappear when I take them in.

Great fun! Thanks.

Again, Nothing showing you how to create a checklist so you can upload media. You get that printable checklist and that's it? I still have zero checklists.

I dont see how to submit a checklist. All i see is "My check lists" with nothing to add. Not helpful.

i can identify birds

Big Bend National Park just became much higher on my priority list

We use the window decals and they do work to prevent bird strikes. Thanks.

Any other reason for bouejays going crazy besides an owl or a hawk? Im in southern NJ and I hear them allllll the time

Thanks for highlighting this wonderful bit of our history. Anyone in the US who loves birds of prey should be grateful to Rachel Carson for shining a spotlight on this travestry.

Better Birders comes through with more practical advice!

We like diving deep!

Hello, I need your help. I recorded a video of a bird that I can’t 100% confirm any help would be appreciated TIA I can send it over if that’s ok

Hello, I have a video of a bird and I’m doing research I just saw this video and I’m still wondering 😅 Any help would be awesome If I can send you the video through email or any other kind of platform let me know I have a neighborhood app post and the comments are ranging from eagle to buzzard to vulture to hawks haha

the hawk looks really mad.

Thanks for the closeup shots! I've seen too few of these.

When i was a kid in the 90's, we were told we never had them around here, only to have seen them in the area for several years already. They weren't nearly as common as today, but there has been some confusion over their population and ramge over the decades.

This is one of the most underrated channels on the entirety of TH-cam. You consistently produce some of the best birding content I’ve found on the platform to the tune of 50-100 views on average. I really have no idea how you’re not pulling in more people, but I highly appreciate your continued output of high quality birding guides.

Fort de Soto is so amazing in spring migration! Unfortunately Hurricane Idelia chased Pinky away from St. Marks...but there's another great birding spot in Florida called Merritt Island NWR that does currently have a group of flamingos since Idelia.

Amazing 😮

Beautiful birds ❤❤❤

Absolutely beautiful species of birds 🤩💞 and yes showcase some more 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽

nice 😂

Six for me, another great quiz and so useful for improving my identification skills - as you may well know, in Europe, wading birds / waders are what US ornithologists call shorebirds, so I was half expecting Pectoral Sandpiper, Killdeer etc - do you gave a gulls quiz by the way?

Now that you can find more birds, here are six common species for you to find: th-cam.com/video/DNCp6OrLT2I/w-d-xo.html

Check out the tripod I use for this scope: th-cam.com/video/_kwFaIZexb0/w-d-xo.html

Excellent advice delivered in a concise way, so thanks!

Definitely the earlier in the day the better. Also, really look at every bird you see, including all flyovers while going slowly. Learning bird songs and calls is incredibly important.

I have preferred Nat Geo over the years. It was so much better than the Golden Guides and Peterson. But I’m coming around to Sibley’s especially the 2nd edition. (By the way, Nat Geo’s most recent edition is the 7th. I notice you showed the 4th edition.) Nat Geo has more text as you noted. It also shows more of the most rare species. What I have noticed about Sibley is that he shows in his illustrations points that aren’t mentioned in text. When you learn a “new” ID tip, Sibley already showed it, even if he didn’t specifically state it.

Great fun! Keep them coming...and thanks.

At last! A full house! Though I have to admit I did use “Lapwing” rather than the full and more correct “Northern Lapwing” - thanks again for another clear and informative quiz

10/17. Not too bad I guess. I didn’t know 5 of the species. I am not familiar enough with yellow-rumpled warbler to get it here, and I guessed wrong with the carolina/black-capped chickadee, accounting for my other 2 mistakes. Cool video!

Hi! Is eyerelief changed when zooming?

Love from UK❤...Good video

Go to Dinky Creek and do some birdwatching. I have a friend that is a advert birdwatcher. I don’t remember what kind of birds, but he’s got picture of a some rare bird there at dinky Creek.

Beautiful photos. thanks for the quiz. ✅

Great trip!

Very interesting and informative nice video and thanks ❤❤😢

❤our hummingbirds

So many wonderful bird sightings! New subscriber here ✨Happy birding!

Great video and footage of the Great Gray Owl!