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Beautiful colorful birds! I’m sad it’s almost September they’ll be gone soon.

Thank you

I used to Always think they were A Species of Dove😊 Thanks to the Merlin App I can now identify these Birds that I grew up hearing....And I Have to say the Rain Bird "Yellow Billed Cookoo" Is In My Top Favorites 😊

They spend more time in the surf than people realize dan

Found them via Merlín Bird ID and was astounded to find the whole tree full of them! Love these videos from mass

A good bird indeed. I've made friends with the ones near me and now they keep a sentry on the powerline outside my house to watch for food. Three loud caws while circling the area has become the signal for "hey! They left food here!" Then there will be 50+ in my driveway a minute later. I'm leaving them water too hoping they might start bathing in it but so far it's just the social water cooler.

I love these guys and heard that they add a certain amount of “dees” to their call depending on their “conversation” 🤗

WooooooooooWwww, who are you!!???

WOW! Dan, Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent for imitating birdsong! Ive just recently found your channel, subscribed and now binge watching all of your episodes. I am so impressed with your amazingly cool talent and skill to demonstrate the calls and songs! What a fun and fabulous way to "learn a bird"! Will definitely share these episodes with family and friends...thanks again!

Thank you!

Great video

Thank you for this information. We have seen more this year (in Indiana) than ever before. But-What’s a collective noun for the red shouldered hawk?!?!

My toughest mimic challenge was the Ringed Neck pheasant. I don't think I ever quite got it. 🤨

Awsome video. Your bird calls are off the chart. I have chipping sparrows in my yard. They are very trusting. .😊

I have only seen the black-billed cuckoo. I really want to see a yellow-billed cuckoo!

Ours is the Western variety here in Oregon, with a bit more volume in his chuckling song/call. I think they are near the tail end of their season here though (mid July). It was a pleasure to meet him and he will be missed. 🐦

Hi again from Pennsylvania. Im jealous of your bird. Calls. I can make very good owl calls. I grew up and work in the woods. I just subscribed .God bless. I work for the Pennsylvania wildlife agency. I have tame ravens at work. . They are very smart. I hope nobody that knows me reads this. We are not allowed to feed wildlife. But I work as far from civilization as you can get in Pennsylvania. 😊

Hi from Pennsylvania you are very good at calling. 😊

Dude how do you do that call!?!

Absolutely incredible

Just got into bird watching myself. Great content and bird sound skills!

Ah that’s a nice one. I’ve really been enjoying the white crown sparrows near me on the west pacific coast. Prettiest little song and just like the fields build their nests awfully low! Found two already during some early summer pruning.

The world needs more people like you :). Thank you!

I have really enjoyed these! You have a real talent for bird sounds and you certainly got the goldfinch spot on! We love to watch them at our finch feeder. Thanks!

Incredible imitation!

I can hear a prairie warbler!

You do the songs so good!

Great Chanel

I had a wood thrush family that lived right out behind my house in our woods. They’re the reason that they’re my favorite type of bird.

Your channel just came across my feed. I'm in Maine as well, central Maine. I'm obsessed with birds, so thanks for your videos!

Can you make a video about northern cardinal

Thank you!

I recently learnt how to do a crow imitation, but I’ve been able to do small amounts of sparrows and doves. This video helped a lot with the mindset for learning new birds

You are the Rich Little of bird impersonations, and you are overdue for that comment (if nobody told you already). Rich Little was probably the best voice impersonator of our time, for others that don't know.

Sparrows are mentioned in the Bible.

This is a good page. !! Love learning about birds!

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Sparrows are mentioned in the Bible a few times, maybe that is why the religious word connections. Check Matthew 10:29

In Costa Rica we call them zanates, and they are mean, destructive.

Thank you so much my mom still doesn’t know I’m making those noises

Thanks for mentioning the two calls. I was out in hot garden here in Mississippi, around lunch and heard the second less clicky call. I had a nesting pair around when I was 12 and was very excited to have them. Pretty flimsy nest, about 25 feet up in a long leaf pine, tail sticking out about an inch beyond the nest. I was bummed out tho because as soon as the first egg hatched I got hauled away on a family trip, never got to see them develop. But maybe theres a nest here now, it is exactly the same time of year as back then. Thanks for the video.

Oh cormorants are so fascinating! Great footage! Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

I could listen and learn from you for hours. I bet your course is so much fun..

Please tell us how the classes work? Intrested for me and my 8 yo bird enthusiast.

Yes, I offer a session each September. You can find all my online offerings here: www.leadwithnature.com/online/

Is the course still available?

Thanks for the video! I thought I finally ID'd the bird I've been trying to find but now i'm not sure. This bird is very small and had similar coloring brown top light/white underbelly/chest & hangs out on the tops of reeds in the swamplands of NJ. It has a similar high pitched very fast "Chittering" . It's def not a reed warbler I'm wondering if you might know? Thanks!

hell yeah. thank you. im learning to try and impress someone i fell in love with

I'm amazed by your ability to mimic the sounds. Unreal

Thanks Dan! This is a new one for me ☀️