Basic Ornithology: Avian Diversity and Classification

[@ichinizero]

As someone who is trying to self study Ornithology this has been really helpful :) thank you.

[@erronblack5015]

How's it going after 2 years?

[@asmrdoctor500]

I am a great lover of animals. Currently I am doing Medical Lab Technology. I keepon studying more and more about animals from books, google,TH-cam and other sources. I found your channel and now I am yoir greatest Fan

[@badgood8477]

Thank you very very much for uploading the videos of the certificate course of ornithology....
Really informative .....

[@Tec-Tools-unboxin]

सर क्या हिंदी में आप वीडियो बना सकते हो
मुझे भी ये जानकारी चाइए 🙏

[@pinkmagicali]

My first thought to that first thought…one is a living creature, the other is a vegetable.
This is very cool btw. I’m sad the link for the readings in the description is no longer valid. Thanks for putting this up though.

[@waterbottler8782]

Super cool!

[@N2761997]

Great initiative, thanks for sharing!

[@socialstudies9911]

Hello sir, sir I want to talk with you on the methodology to classify the birds. Because I am going to study on birds in my Ph. D. Please provide me any source to talk with you

[@jann9507]

Disappointing video
- lacks focus on slides
- lacks pictorials
- too much text on slides lacking pictorials
- lacks basics of using power point slides;

[@meta6280]

Keren

[@venkatmaran8709]

I need that power point for reference sir

[@rohitrchavan1543]

Are crows passerines?

[@joseluissandoval7688]

Yup, crows are in order passeriformes.

[@badday4885]

Yes, crows are passerines, according to the Corvus Wikipedia page