I am beyond happy that you two finally had your encounter with the Bean Goose! So exciting, rewarding, and worth the effort. Thanks for taking us along on the journey!
Wingsandbeaks ~ Excited, exhausted , disappointed , hopeful, elated. What a panacea of emotions! Victory is sweet!! What a beautiful and unusual siting of a bean goose. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations! I struck out on my first attempt as well. I forced my non-birding spouse to watch your first video to help him understand the feelings of dejection and frustration of missing a major bird. You guys really nailed the ups and downs of a major chase like this!
CONGRATS! After scoring the Pink-footed Goose in Kentucky, I was really wanting to make the drive to Iowa for this goose, and now I want to make the long drive to eastern Pennsylvania for the Barnacle Goose. I've got goose fever here in Michigan! #wildgoosechase
@@BadgerlandBirding by the way, you guys were looking dog-tired midday on this chase. Did you make the long drive back home that day, or spend the night somewhere?
So happy for you! Finding a bird that's been eluding you is so fantastic. We finally saw a Great Horned Owl at a NWR that everyone but us seem to be seeing. We actually saw two. A sleepy adult keeping its eye on a first year juvenile. I love me my bird nerd peeps.
It seems this goose is really rare in the US. In my area (North germany) you can find it quite often im wintertime. The pink footed geese is more rare here. Well done guys. Greets Stefan
@@brandonriley296 Ruddy Turnstones are infrequent but I’ve had them at McKinley Beach. Bradford Beach may have some cool stuff but it will probably have a bunch of people on it. Lake Park nearby is great for warblers and other species. The whole Lakefront should be good for ducks! Other areas further south to check would be Lakeshore State Park, Warnimount Park and Grant Park. A little further from the coast, Wehr Nature Center is really cool too!
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Giving me flashbacks to my 16 dips on seeing the parakeet auklet over two years before FINALLY finding him!!!
I am beyond happy that you two finally had your encounter with the Bean Goose! So exciting, rewarding, and worth the effort. Thanks for taking us along on the journey!
Woo! Congrats on finally seeing it!!!
Guys you are so diehard and it paid off 👍 So happy for you AWESOME !
Wingsandbeaks ~ Excited, exhausted , disappointed , hopeful, elated. What a panacea of emotions! Victory is sweet!! What a beautiful and unusual siting of a bean goose. Thanks for sharing.
Goose Bumps on that! Great job, your enthusiasm and photography make Badgerland Birding a favorite channel of mine, Lauren
Thanks so much, Lauren!
Outstanding you guys. Love to watch Birds. Kirk disabled vet US Navy. Thank you for the video
Congratulations! And kudos to all the other folks helping you find the Tundra Bean Goose!!
Awesome! Congrats! You’re right, sometimes misses make the subsequent successes so much more rewarding.
YAY! Huge CONGRATS! Guys!! The fates be with you on this wonderful wild goose chase!!
Congratulations!! So exciting. You have both inspired us baby boomers to become birders. Thank you.
Congratulations! I'm glad you finally spotted the bean goose.
Congratulations!
Hooray! Congratulations! Glad the team work paid off.
Glad you found the bird 😊
Congratulations! I struck out on my first attempt as well. I forced my non-birding spouse to watch your first video to help him understand the feelings of dejection and frustration of missing a major bird. You guys really nailed the ups and downs of a major chase like this!
You guys need to head to Kentucky. There's a pink footed goose around the Shelby County area.
I saw that as well, was it still around yesterday?
That's awesome!
Literally a wild goose chase….Awesome bird.
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Congratulations! I am glad all of your hard work and dedication paid off!
Congratulations. And thanks for this terrific video. You guys are great filmmakers!
Thank you!
Hello,thanks for showing your adventures with us and great to see!! Greetings from the Netherlands.
Awww, congratulations guys! So happy you finally got your bird 💓
Congratulations guys !!! was really hoping you would find him
That's great guys! I'm so happy for you! Congratulations!😁👍🎉
Congratulations ! What a thrill !
I dipped on my first attempt at a bean goose too. There hasn’t been one close to chase yet. Something to look forward to. Glad you got it!
Congrat! What day was this?
Congrats, what a journey. That’s gotta be a good feeling.
Hooray for you guys 🎉! Nice sighting of your target bird and several other species!
Congrats, guys! Thanks for sharing.
CONGRATS! After scoring the Pink-footed Goose in Kentucky, I was really wanting to make the drive to Iowa for this goose, and now I want to make the long drive to eastern Pennsylvania for the Barnacle Goose. I've got goose fever here in Michigan! #wildgoosechase
It’s been a Goose-tastic winter!
@@BadgerlandBirding by the way, you guys were looking dog-tired midday on this chase. Did you make the long drive back home that day, or spend the night somewhere?
@@darylbernard2616 same day lol
It's a lot easier to scan through waterfowl if you're not solely reliant on your camera. It's time to start using binoculars! 😏
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Congrats on finding your goose🎉🎉🎉
Congrats on the great find!
Congrats!
So happy for you! Finding a bird that's been eluding you is so fantastic. We finally saw a Great Horned Owl at a NWR that everyone but us seem to be seeing. We actually saw two. A sleepy adult keeping its eye on a first year juvenile. I love me my bird nerd peeps.
Yall are insane 🤣 what a success tho
It seems this goose is really rare in the US. In my area (North germany) you can find it quite often im wintertime. The pink footed geese is more rare here. Well done guys. Greets Stefan
Would you please send us some more? lol
Congratulations from a fellow 🧀head! Great video! 💕
Great content guys! Love the adventure!
Awesome! Have you heard about the Pink-footed Goose in Kentucky?
I know the feeling!!👏🥳
Having flashbacks to me trying to twitch Wilson's Phalarope in South Africa and finally getting on the third try
Way to go!
Beeeaaan gooose!
I’m heading to Milwaukee area this may during Memorial Day weekend. Any recommendations for where I should check out birds? Thanks!
Awesome! What specific species are you looking for?
@@BadgerlandBirding Honestly anything, but ducks and warblers if I had to pick.
@@BadgerlandBirding Ruddy Turnstone would be cool too!
@@brandonriley296 Ruddy Turnstones are infrequent but I’ve had them at McKinley Beach. Bradford Beach may have some cool stuff but it will probably have a bunch of people on it. Lake Park nearby is great for warblers and other species. The whole Lakefront should be good for ducks! Other areas further south to check would be Lakeshore State Park, Warnimount Park and Grant Park. A little further from the coast, Wehr Nature Center is really cool too!
@@BadgerlandBirding awesome, thank you for the recommendation!
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