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Another Great Bird video Thanks from Australia!!!! Cheers Luke

THANKYOU ...........So good to see real birds from the world rather than in my bird books Great to watch made my day Cheers from Downunder👍👍👍

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Great stuff! How many species seen on the trip, I wonder?

What amazing scenery. Wonderful

The magpie Robins was lived in Southeast Asian but they only lived on North side of the country Land Locked

37:10 these colors are mind blowing. I've never seen anything like that in nature, absolutely insane

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Despite a love of birds from my childhood, I regretfully didn't become a birder until 2021, 4 years after I visited Cuba in 2017. As a result, I want to go back there to see the beautiful endemics so expertly catalogued in this video.

Despite a childhood love of birds, I didn't become a birdwatcher until 2021, years after I went to Cuba in the summer of 2017. I regret this, and so hope to go back to see the Cuban endemics.

Very beautiful video!! Congrats for explore the nature like that and share. I only get disappointed because the place is not the Serra dos Órgãos. You'll have to return and make another video😅

This really is what I wish for in a birding video, combining bits of the trio with well narrated video showing and naming the birds. Love this, thank you 🙏

Beautiful pictures and description. I visited the Land of Thunder Dragon in 2009 though on a simple trip without birding. The natural view of the nation is amazing.

Lindos pássaros.

I could watch these incredible birds, all jewels in their own way, brilliant camera work, patience and naming each bird , being able to hear he chorus of bird sounds. Very grateful for your work and knowledge of these birds. Without documentaries like this many of us would never see these remarkable species of bird.😊 37:13

Thank you for putting together such an amazing documentation of your trip. ❤❤

Fabulous work! Thank you ❤.

This is the activity I hope for this year❤

Brilliant work on this video. Eclipses many of the professional videos I’ve seen on RUclips. This will help me with my upcoming trip to Bhutan. BTW - that white wagtail looks like the Hodgon’s (alboides) race, not the White-faced race.

Very pleasing narration. Just love the background natural sounds captured very well. Thank you!

I wake up to all sort of bird singing fresh in the morning everyday

Thankyou Greg for sharing another beautiful video. I genuinely hope, you will upload another one 🙏.

Excellent video

Thanks for sharing your birding trip.

I really enjoyed your bird documentary. Good videoworks and beautiful narration.

SOS...Están asesinando a miles de abejas con esos bebederos.

Great memories of that part of the trip that my wife & I were on with Andy and Juan Carlos and you guys, after an 11 day Galapagos cruise wth Andy.

What a wonderful selection of birds, and I appreciate your insightful, unobtrusive commentary. Would love to visit Ecuador to see some of these wonderful species.

Goodday , thanks for the great serie but did you film all these birds at The Farakunku Lodges??

Is it possible you can do more footage at Neumann's Flash. it seems such and intriguing place, wind swept i'm hoping to visit very soon.

Really enjoyed these videos, brings back memories of many of the birds I've seen in Colombia. Very calming and relaxing to watch!

Colourful birds and attractive nature,very nicely captured,great work 👍

What elevation is most of this taken?! I have a small reforestation project at my ranch in Colombia at 6,800 ft elevation, what kind of birds can I expect to see?!

Amazing detailing and commentary!

This is great! I'm going in two weeks and this helps identify some of the easier birds as well as amps up my anticipation!

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How SPECTACULAR..BRILLIANT PRODUCTION ❤

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What an incredible video! great work from a great country Bhutan.

Hermosos

clean your hummingbird feeders please

here is one of my more hilarious transliterations when I look up yer birds - "satir trakerpan [!?!]" - but with "bhutanese bird" added, got it in one :)

14:58 es un Pionites Xanthurus, casi no los hay en cautividad.

Curioso que nunca uses el nombre científico de las especies que es el nombre universal. Es muy inglés.

Great, fantastic film!

Very good the three videos, I plan to go this year which place do you recommend to stay , which Lodges, thanks.