Congrats on 1,000 subscribers! You’re making some of the best birding content on this platform. I hope many more thousands discover your channel soon!🎉
Hey Doug! Just wanted to say congrats on hitting 1,000 subscribers! I've thoroughly enjoyed your content over the past few months I've been subbed. You are doing excellent work, and I know myself and many others appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge. You have truly made me a better birder. Also, quick question: Ironically, I was considering visiting Maine next year with plans to search for a pelagic opportunity! Is there a way to sign up for the pelagic you discussed in the video? Thanks!
I don't like feeding wild animals for pictures, specially when isolated chemicals are used (and a simples miss calculation and much stronger results is easier to happen). The birds learn'd to follow dimetyl sulphide to find krill. You are teaching it something else and it may not be as adapted to its environment. Specially when its a comercial pelagic trip the incentives are not aligned. Wild animals are to watch not to feed.
Congrats on 1k! I haven't done a pelagic yet but I grew up in Maine (now in Chicago) and enjoy seeing your content and some birds of my childhood, so to speak 😁 (I didn't realize some pelagics brought out little trees or vegetation! Is that common, in your experience? I'm not sure whether or not they do it on the Great Lakes pelagic trips here.)
Thank you! I had never heard of bringing trees before one of our guides showed up with one, but I'm sure others have tried. I think those wayward birds are happy to see some green, if they need a rest.
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Congrats on 1,000 subscribers! You’re making some of the best birding content on this platform. I hope many more thousands discover your channel soon!🎉
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
Hey Doug! Just wanted to say congrats on hitting 1,000 subscribers! I've thoroughly enjoyed your content over the past few months I've been subbed. You are doing excellent work, and I know myself and many others appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge. You have truly made me a better birder.
Also, quick question: Ironically, I was considering visiting Maine next year with plans to search for a pelagic opportunity! Is there a way to sign up for the pelagic you discussed in the video? Thanks!
I knew a nothing about birds but when the algorithm calls, I answer!
I don't like feeding wild animals for pictures, specially when isolated chemicals are used (and a simples miss calculation and much stronger results is easier to happen). The birds learn'd to follow dimetyl sulphide to find krill. You are teaching it something else and it may not be as adapted to its environment. Specially when its a comercial pelagic trip the incentives are not aligned. Wild animals are to watch not to feed.
Congrats on 1k! I haven't done a pelagic yet but I grew up in Maine (now in Chicago) and enjoy seeing your content and some birds of my childhood, so to speak 😁 (I didn't realize some pelagics brought out little trees or vegetation! Is that common, in your experience? I'm not sure whether or not they do it on the Great Lakes pelagic trips here.)
Thank you! I had never heard of bringing trees before one of our guides showed up with one, but I'm sure others have tried. I think those wayward birds are happy to see some green, if they need a rest.
I subscribed on all 1000 of my burner accounts! Congrats on the success you deserve it!
haha thank you!
Thanks for sharing your insight!
Thanks for watching!