Johnny Amato Photography - Visit To Sax-Zim Bog

My visit to Sax-Zim Bog, Minnesota, January 2023
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[@SparkyStensaas]

Hi Johnny, Nice to meet you at the Bog last winter! Thanks for the great plug for our organization! Very cool that you also do your own music.

[@johnnyamatophotography7387]

Thanks Sparky, was great meeting you too! Hope to see you again next winter!

[@kerrykestrowl6785]

Thanks for the beautiful birds

[@johnnyamatophotography7387]

Thanks for watching!

[@gijsvermeulen5248]

Hello,a nice vlog and beautiful presentation of birds and thanks for the info!! Greetings from the Netherlands and just subscribed.Lots of film pleasure!!

[@johnnyamatophotography7387]

Like and subscribe as I'll be uploading more videos like this one in the future, chronicling my journeys to some great birding destinations! You'll never know where I'll be next!

[@CheikoSairin]

Hey, Johnny, I really enjoyed watching your birding adventure. Great shared. I'm a new friend here. Greeting from Singapore.👍🔔

[@gregwilsonnaturephotography]

Hey Johnny, it looks like you had a great adventure with lots of birds. Great video. I subscribed and mashed the like button. Greg

[@johnnyamatophotography7387]

Thanks Greg!

[@NatureSpeaks1]

I’ve never even knew a Canada Jay existed! Great vlog of all these wonderful birds. New subscriber.

[@randallmarsh1187]

They were known as Gray Jays (and Camp Robbers out West) up until just recently.

[@johnmillspaugh2129]

Some great shots, Johnny!! Don't know how you do it all but you do a very good job of it! Looks like you found the GGO too! Better than I did but I will be back next year to try again!

[@Chris_Wolfgram]

Great video :) Thank you. Your photos were fantastic ! I SO need great shots of the Pine Grosbeak. I've actually got a couple in the CA Sierras, but neither were ringers. I love shooting "around feeders".... but not on them. I was glad to see you were able to get a few shots on natural perches, presumably, near feeders. I'm just trying to work out the logistics of a trip there from Sacramento CA. I'm a car camper, but the coldest I've done was about 10 or 15F. I'll come in from the South, and will probably stay about 600 or 800 miles South until I see a solid stretch of clear, stable weather. (10 or 15 degrees above zero, would be nice :) lol) Also, I will watch reports closely, for Great Grey's. Its a 4500 mile round trip for me, so obviously I want to give myself maximum odds.

[@johnnyamatophotography7387]

Thanks Chris! It's a beautiful place!