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@@TrekkingwithDebandMike lucky you!! They are gorgeous 😍

@TrekkingwithDebandMike Thanks for tuning in, and yes, it was very birdy, especially at the Redondo Campground.

@TrekkingwithDebandMike YEs, it's tempting to move back to NM and out of CO. We'll see! Where were you in CO?

@dnasbirdingadventures Woodland Park. We loved it but enjoy full-time travel.

Thanks! Dave's getting pretty good at capturing birds flying

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@stanburman9978 You’re welcome & thanks for watching. I have one more video from Feb. of this year that may help even more. In December, you’ll have Snow Geese and Sandhill Cranes in different ponds for the “BLAST OFF” in the am since they aren’t usually together roosting. I chose the Snow Geese since we had witnessed the Sandhill blast off in Kearney, NE already. There were 1000s of Sandhill cranes in the fields between Alb. and Bosque during the day already last month. Here’s a Feb. video with a better idea of all the birds you’ll see in Dec. ruclips.net/video/MU28LKUnWBo/видео.htmlfeature=shared

@@dnasbirdingadventures Thanks so much. Have watchedd the other video. Excellent! And a big help.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and happy birding!

That's interesting.

It’s amazing how nature can surprise us, even in the desert!

It sounds like the park's rules have changed quite a bit, maybe because of the bases nearby. It was our first visit and probably not our last. Thanks for tuning in to our channel. Happy birding!

Thanks! They very well could be. I'll have to look further. Happy birding and thanks for tuning into our channel.

@@jeannehorvath7618 Glad you enjoyed it! We're still learning birds.

Yay...We've been seeing quite a few in New Mexico on our travels. 3.5k reported in the refuge by Roswell. They're so exciting to watch and hear as they fly by. Thanks for watching and happy birding.

@@S1159836 thanks! Were you racing?

Hi. Thank you for watching. They've changed ownership and now have limited entry and reservations. Happy birding.

@@richardwatkins3544 thanks! I don't know if you could tell how excited I was by the whole experience.

@@richardwatkins3544 thanks 🤩

It was! Kansas has some hidden treasures....mostly below the dune lol

Lol...that would be better than the music I put in there.

Thanks so much. Happy birding!

Thanks so much for watching 🤩. You're comment is so kind. I think we'll make that campground an annual stop.

Us too. They're so magestic. Thanks for tuning in.

@@brianbarber4501 ok, now those are on our list! Thanks for the tip and for the informative comment. We had heard of Bottoms. Happy birding.

@@dnasbirdingadventures You guys have been amazing. Good luck.

The impromtu song was heavenly. 👏🙏🎶🎵🎶✨️✨️✨️

Thanks for watching!

Lol...I wish I could sing!

It's by the Colorado Springs Airport. Reservations required to eat in the KC97. We were able to get into the plane for an early dinner without a reservation.

@@MattMagee-l9w thanks, it's a date!

Big thanks!!

Thanks for watching! Enjoy the beautiful area!

It really is! There were tons of mosquitos though. Thanks for commenting.

@@Hobgoublin We live just west of Loveland, close to Estes. We still need the Ptarmigan this year too. We frequent Matthews Reiser Bird Sanctuary, Lumpy Ridge, and in the park quite often. I just wish it wasn’t so busy this time of year. Thanks for watching!

@@LauraGYoung You’re welcome and thanks for watching. If we didn’t see them on this trip, we were definitely going to head to Corpus Christi area where they winter to see them. Wood Buffalo National Park Canada is another great spot to see them nesting. LOL, we’re realizing more and more how birds will eat anything. We love playing the game, Wingspan too which shows what birds will eat. It’s so fun. Happy birding and travels.

@@dnasbirdingadventures Wingspan is the bestest! :) :)

@@ASadler-ug1nm Thanks, I love the Piping Plover pic hiding behind the grass the best. He has a few others too on the Whitefish Point video. I, too, thought the same about the Lamprey. The sea gull seemed to make sure it was dead before engulfing it whole by knocking it against the rock SEVERAL times. We were only that close to a rail a few times, the Clapper Rail in FL and the Virginia Rail at Lon Hagler. This Rail had a hurt toe, so we let him/her walk all the way down the boardwalk to stay out of its way. That’s interesting about the Whooping Crane hanging out with the Sandhill Crane. I believe they migrate about the same time anyway. Thanks again for watching.

@@wingsanddaydreams Thanks for subscribing! It WAS beautiful and new roads for us as well.

I would have loved to climb under the falls. We saw a huge cut under the rocks like a cave. Thanks for watching and commenting. The sea gull was pretty gross for me lol.

I live in the lower peninsula but have been coming to the UP for 50 years. Two family members graduated from NMU in Marquette and one worked on a Great Lakes freighter . I used to fish a lot and am very interested in wildlife. I have yet to see or hear a wolf or a moose . Even a few cougars are around up there . I know Whitefish Point is popular for bird migrations. There are peregrines around Pictured Rocks. The UP is a great place if you like history , waterfalls , wildlife and all kinds of outdoor activities. The bugs are usually an issue late May until mid-August but as you noticed it seems to be a record year for them.

@@KurtG-nn2cz wow, working on a freighter would be interesting. We were hoping to see a bear at least since I read there are 12k in Michigan and about 10k in the UP. We did see a wolf when we were on our way home in Necedah, Wisconsin.

@@dnasbirdingadventures The closest I got to a bear was at Tahquamenon. I was standing a good 50 feet from it and a large group was about 30 feet away taking pictures.It was on the other side of a rail fence eating blueberries. It gave them a bluff charge and then came towards me and climbed the rail fence a few feet from me. It was never a threat . I got it all on video. The freighter Michipicoten developed a 13 foot long crack in the hull near Isle Royale a few weeks ago. It made it safely to harbor. I do not think there will be a disaster like the Fitz again due to modern electronics on the boats. If big waves come up they will anchor in a protected area , sometimes for a few days.

@KurtG-nn2cz interesting about the bear. We ran into tourists getting too close to Bison in Yellowstone last year. We have a lot of bears, Moose, and mountain lions where I live. I have a great respect for them and give them space.

@ASadler-ug1nm Thanks for commenting and watching. What a beautiful part of the country. We actually touch the surface of Seney WR at Whitefish point.. Then we got eaten alive 😆 by black flies further west. I'm putting the Whitefish Point video together now. I know we'll have to return to your state in the future for some more Birding. With our very slow and gas guzzling van, we pretty much took a straight line. More to come, too, with the Tahquamenon Falls area. Colorado doesn't have the thick trees like you do lol...plus our sight and hearing are going. Thanks again.

Yes, the black flies can be bad in June....

The bomber flying 😂??

@@dnasbirdingadventures on a mission.

😆 🤣 😂. I'm usually trying to cut the length of the video but don't want to miss any of the trail. Also, sometimes I'm going so slow,,, like at The Loch in Rocky Mountain, sped up looks like normal speed 😆. Thanks for enduring through.

You're welcome

Good point. I was pretty good when I started producing birding content, but have recently forgotten to add the time. It's usually on the list of birds found. Wifi's limited on our trip this time since we're camping. Our videos are within a week of the birding adventure. This is from early June. Oh, and thanks for watching. 😊

Thanks for watching! Yes, Dames Rockets. I think I called the "Sky" . We saw MANY big trees chopped down since the last time we were there. I wonder if they were dead or had an unmanageable fungus????!! Thanks for commenting too.

Oh, Dave said it might have been that huge wind storm we had. Hmm

@@dnasbirdingadventures Perhaps. Sometimes older trees do eventually fall over after decades of Front Range wind. 🌬🌳

Thanks! I'd love to see your painting of it. Please share.

Thanks! We live so close and actually don't get down there often. It's great for birding and also bike riding.

@@dnasbirdingadventuresSure! :) It's over on my vlog: ruclips.net/video/RFBSngJX0O4/видео.html.

Thanks so much! We appreciate your comment and watching & subscribing for more. We're off to Michigan 😊