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I knew it must be a blue jay sounding like a hawk -- My Merlin app wouldn't make a guess!

also I have 100s of geese daily it seems fly through our outside. I love them. they're so divine and serene like.

your voice is so soothing omg.

So cool and the sea is cool

They are drunk… eating fermented berries 😂

Loved this! Thank you so much...One of my favorite photographers posted photo of the Red-winged Black bird & having seen many but not knowing much about them...dashed over here to find a video... LOVED this...learned so much, I went right back to the post on FB and wrote in quotes what you said.... What a fun time I just had...feels exciting to learn and feel I now know a few things I won't forget... Thank you so much...Will watch all your videos I can!

Geese do a lot of training before heading south. Building muscles, training for formation flying, following leaders, etc. These are local flights, so can be aiming for a certain area to teach, say, skills at landing and taking off, or just meandering to get flight time. Canada geese demonstrate some intelligent flying skills. As I watch, say, Sandhill cranes, they seem to rank lower in the IQ pole. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

We have so many resident geese they are allowed to vote!

Always wondered about this. Thanks.

Hermoso video

interesting

Loved your video ☺My Dad had racing pigeons growing up. I've always known them as the thoroughbreds of the sky 😂they were well loved. I keep all the pigeon feathers I find, they are always beautiful & in perfect condition 😍

I bob my head when I walk and when I fly. I must be a rare bird.

Still seeing them in mid November on Curtis Pond in Calais, Vermont. This is a wonderful video--thank you!

Did they go extinct? Please tell

Interesting commentary! Birds bring so much joy.

I live near the Indian River in Florida. I love seeing the Roseate Spoonbills here. They are so beautiful. Thank you for this informative video about them!

I love Osprey, I see them almost every day.

One of these flew in our yard today with a wounded wing. I live about 120 miles from the Gulf Coast and have never seen these birds here. I live near the Tombigbee River but have never seen them on the river

well swift are the fastest bird , Falcon is fastest vertical diver he uses gravity but horizontally he is no match for swifts

I saw some on the beach at N Myrtle Beach, SC. Loved it. I enjoy your channel. Thanks.

I saw two great blue herons walking slowly in a marshy pond once in Assateague Island, Va. I took pictures and still remember that day. I thought it was a mating ritual but knew it was not that.

We saw one today around Monett, Missouri. 11-9-2024.

human are indeed jerks

A new bird caught my eye near the feeder today. Then I saw another; a pair! My research showed that they were catbirds. The beautiful blue-gray body and the blackish tails were all could see at the time. I learned that it is cousins to the state bird of Texas, the mockingbird. It was an exciting site to see them for the first time!

Born and raised in Arizona, Grackles have always been an enduring and charming aspect of my life. Ever present, and ever adorable ❤

So how do the other species of Pelicans catch food?

My enounter with a brown pelican was when it was "foraging" on the end of my just thrown fishing line 😂😂😂

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Love those kinds of documentary, a guess that's the animal world think the wounded part it's a ways of life for the bird nice❤

Love this. I had a flock of them once in my back yard. That’s the only time I ever saw them. I live in the nw of the USA.

i had a costa's hummingbird nest under my patio last year, she fledged a boy & a girl. the boy sits on the plants outside my kitchen window doing his high pitched squeals/chirps & watches intently as i wash dishes lol. putting up multiple hummingbird feeders was the best idea. love seeing all the different kinds of hummingbirds pass through on their migration & i'm grateful my lil costa's have stayed with me all year. hopefully i will get to see the boy do his display sometime soon, almost all his beautiful purple feathers are grown in now :)

So cool!

Great Video. I live in the San Francisco bay area, East Richmond Heights. Just after midnight I heard Geese Orbiting over my house, maybe about 100 yard orbit. I was able to catch the audio but not the video. I did see a glimpse of at least 2 geese.

Interesting commentary. Most of us see Birds doing this novel Body movement and see it as nature in action. Glad some researches did their work and studied head bobs carefully, appreciated the information.

We have palm swifts in India where they nest in palm trees.

I have. A road runner that knocks on my picture window at ten am every Morning. I don't know if it's a she but I call her a she. I've been live trapping my eyes, so that's what she wants.I'm sure. I knocked back on a table and she'll knock back communicating with me. I've just seen the one or there might be two. She's been around about a year and a half. She only started knocking on the Window this summer.

Thank you for posting this educational video My students and I really enjoyed it We are in Alaska and have a dipper in our local stream

As a terminally online outdoorsy doofus, how is it that I’m just now discovering this channel? The Algorithm done did me dirty by delaying this long, this is my kinda content.

The pigeon smell their way. One of the senses they use before they use navigation. Proven fact, just saying ☘️

Moar bird facts. MORE!

We have American Woodcocks in southern Maryland.

would a blind pigeon not bob its head?