Yay Sarah! Great to see you start the video off, not that I don't like the normal format lol. Love Titmice, so cute, and I also love Junko's. I saw my first in the New Forest in Hampshire a decade ago after 2 previous failed attempts. Was a very cheeky chappy and only 2nd ever North American passerine in the UK (first being a common Yellowthroat in Wales). Good job as always.
Nice! Just Ontario? We are allowing ourselves to go outside of Ontario (basically anywhere south of Ontario/Minnesota) so we will get a big bump on a future Florida trip.
@@BritHikesOntario It was a spectacular trip. We had 430 species and about a hundred were lifers for me. We saw some crazy tough birds like Maroon-chested Ground-Dove and Wrenthrush.
Well you gave me a few places to check out. I did forget to tell you about Kensington Metro park. They have Blue Herring nest in tree's Usually around 12 -15. It's pretty cool. I hoped you enjoyed the Michigan trip. I know a place I walk that jas several red headed wood peckers and a Porthonatary warbler nest Hope you come back soon
Bahahahahaha it's probably your accent and the way you say Antario 😂 I recently recommended your channel to a bird enthusiast. 😉 WOW!!! A bald eagle ❤ You're killing me with the deer and turtle 😊
It's a big disappointment to me that we don't get tufted titmice here in Toronto -- never thought of going to Windsor to see them. In fact, I'd never heard of that park. Could be a good side trip on a Point Pelee visit.
I seen two Red headed woodpeckers at my aunt and uncle’s yesterday close up no camera with me though 🫤 I was getting firewood and visiting not out for Photography. You pronounced Michigan correctly I believe 😊 everyone else normally says Mishhh lol
Oh yeah? Is that near where you are? Or were until you moved? I'm usually hyper-aware on how I ought to pronounce local words, but "Mish" instead of "Mitch" didn't even occur to me lol
@@BritHikesOntario the woodpeckers I seen in Bewdley / Rice Lake area Ohh hey have you ever seen a Sandhill Crane pick up a snake and fly away?? I did today and again no camera 🙄
Thanks and good luck. I found your videos while searching for Michigan Birding since we're visiting that area this summer with @dnasbirdingadventures . I subscribed to you too.
I came for the birds but I’m staying for the Sarah content! 😍
Same here 😇
Love to see hear more of Sarah in the vids
Haha, she's going to replace me!
Working on trying to encourage her to speak more :)
Yay Sarah! Great to see you start the video off, not that I don't like the normal format lol. Love Titmice, so cute, and I also love Junko's. I saw my first in the New Forest in Hampshire a decade ago after 2 previous failed attempts. Was a very cheeky chappy and only 2nd ever North American passerine in the UK (first being a common Yellowthroat in Wales). Good job as always.
She's slowly replacing me 😉
Thanks Marcus!
I always enjoy watching your videos! Thank you for taking the time to share your adventures. Happy Birding!
Glad you like it, we appreciate the support :)
Pushing that year count higher! Great venture into the US
Thanks bud. Onwards to Florida!
Great birding. I am 3 Birds ahead of you with 114 species so far!
Nice! Just Ontario?
We are allowing ourselves to go outside of Ontario (basically anywhere south of Ontario/Minnesota) so we will get a big bump on a future Florida trip.
Wish I knew you were coming to Windsor, I have a reliable Red Headed Woodpecker come to the feeder
There was supposed to be a pair in the east of Toronto last year, but we couldn't find it. Nice to have one on your feeder 😀
Awesome stuff! You picked up a lot of great birds in Michigan! Keep up the great work!!
Thanks
Next stop... Florida!
That was wonderful! I recently saw a red-headed woodpecker when I went walking.
Cool bird, hope you enjoyed seeing it as much as we did 😊
Very cool. I think I'm caught up on episodes after my trip to Panama.
Welcome back, Cliff. Sounds like a more elaborate trip than Michigan. Bet you saw loads.
@@BritHikesOntario It was a spectacular trip. We had 430 species and about a hundred were lifers for me. We saw some crazy tough birds like Maroon-chested Ground-Dove and Wrenthrush.
Well you gave me a few places to check out. I did forget to tell you about Kensington Metro park. They have Blue Herring nest in tree's
Usually around 12 -15. It's pretty cool. I hoped you enjoyed the Michigan trip. I know a place I walk that jas several red headed wood peckers and a Porthonatary warbler nest
Hope you come back soon
Thanks Susan. Kensington... ahem... might... be in the next video haha.
That was one of our favourite stops.
@@BritHikesOntario I hoped you had bird seed with you. The Titmice and Chicadees love eating out of your hand. Come back soon!😁
Bahahahahaha it's probably your accent and the way you say Antario 😂 I recently recommended your channel to a bird enthusiast. 😉 WOW!!! A bald eagle ❤ You're killing me with the deer and turtle 😊
I'm actually just testing to see if people are listening, MJ 😉
Thanks for recommending us 😊
I see you have the King's passport too.
That's Sara's, but mine is due next year. UK one is expired too... $$$
i enjoyed that video, some birds i would like to see here too!
Thanks Nigel. Glad that things are starting to pick up, finally!
Thanks so much for sharing another wonderful video like always, keep up with the awesome content 👍
Thank you, Miguel!
Ta-Da! Only 189 left, with this part. Was this the Easter weekend?
Yep, an Easter weekend road-trip. Feverishly trying to edit everything together!
Awesome video, I do lot of bird videos here in se Virginia USA. New friend here.
Thanks Dave. Currently travelling through Florida for a couple of weeks, but I'll take a look when I'm able 😊
@@BritHikesOntario awesome
It's a big disappointment to me that we don't get tufted titmice here in Toronto -- never thought of going to Windsor to see them. In fact, I'd never heard of that park. Could be a good side trip on a Point Pelee visit.
Check out FWR Dickson Wilderness Area not far from Cambridge. They seem to have extended their range and have been successfully breeding there.
Mitchigan?
Yeah, I'm hoping it will catch on 😆
It took a while to get it to be On-tare-e-o rather than On-tar-e-o too 😉
Wonderful!
Thank you Carol-Ann!
I seen two Red headed woodpeckers at my aunt and uncle’s yesterday close up no camera with me though 🫤
I was getting firewood and visiting not out for Photography.
You pronounced Michigan correctly I believe 😊 everyone else normally says Mishhh lol
Oh yeah? Is that near where you are? Or were until you moved?
I'm usually hyper-aware on how I ought to pronounce local words, but "Mish" instead of "Mitch" didn't even occur to me lol
@@BritHikesOntario the woodpeckers I seen in Bewdley / Rice Lake area
Ohh hey have you ever seen a Sandhill Crane pick up a snake and fly away??
I did today and again no camera 🙄
Are you currently in Florida. I saw you listed in an eBird list near my house in St Petersburg.
Lol.. yes we are.
Thanks and good luck. I found your videos while searching for Michigan Birding since we're visiting that area this summer with @dnasbirdingadventures . I subscribed to you too.
Thanks
Currently travelling but will check out when able.