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What are the roads like out there? Thinking about going tomorrow, December 31st. Do you think the sandhill cranes would be out there again tomorrow?

Hey dude we tuned in to hear the swans NOT YOU! DAMMIT MAN!

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Love those Sandhills❤

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I didn't know about this silly law...oh well...

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I woke up to this sound, almost every day, while living on a small farm orchard in Southern Oregon. I also remember the mourning doves lining the telephone wires with their sad calls. 🎉

Seeing and hearing a meadow lark just makes my day a whole lot better..One of Gods great gifts to us....❤❤❤😊

That must have been amazing!

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At least five different notes in the first several calls. Very musical.❤

i bought a hummingbird feeder at the dollarama and they leak, they work but they leak i had to throw mine out. It's worth the money buying the expensive hummingbird feeders.

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I think that is a great idea

Think adding kestrel boxes and birding posts. Been fortunate enough to eagles and hawks on few posts.

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missed a few but i love your videos❤

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Great update 🦢🦢🦢 And information. I hope to see a trumpeter swan soon. I appreciate all you put into your channel!

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Thank you for this; I was missing this landscape and birds today.

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Just what I do!

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In Europe, these are Shore Larks, while their scientific name Eremophila alpestris, translates as "desert loving mountain dweller". Unlike our Meadowlarks, they are "true" larks (family Alaudidae), and like other members of their family, males perform a song flight in season.

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Love meadowlarks, I miss them so much.

Goooooood! Great video!

This Animal is beautiful

Love his whistle !! Tommy

Love it.

Couple of quick points here (which I'm sure you know). Let me just start off by saying thank you for the video. Just my perspective on a few items mentioned here. 1: Scene lighting: Suggesting to "get as much light as you can - i.e. full sun (i'm paraphrasing here) really depends on what you are going for. Yes, I understand you are saying this in the context of faster shutter speed and lower ISO. I get it. But as you know, full sun will not always be the best for the reflective feathers - leading to specular highlights. Slower shutter speeds can also be "The Best" for capturing desired wing blur, so perhaps this should be the best for freezing motion. I haven't decided yet if stopping all wing mostion is a bit like stopping the propeller on a prop plane or stopping a car's motion driving down a road - though?

A killdeer super skidish bird -cute though - some by the railroad tracks - thanks wholesome video!

Great pics! Swainson's is a great looking bird.

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Great information, thank you. I appreciate the information on the locations of where you're seeing certain species, and what to expect at those locations. It helps us first time visitors prepare and plan our birding trips!

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Get rid of the dams you wouldn't have high water that water belongs to the great salt lake thats drying up

Nice, we saw some there on September 6, 2024. Not in the trees, on the river bank. Thanks.

Lovely and thank you