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Yes please! 🙏 restore oyster reefs in manatee river!

I agree please open both gates to myakka state park!!!!!

welcome, welcome, welcome!!!

Hallo my frien salam dari kawan baru smoga makin sukses

Just incredible! What an amazing life!

Excellent talk. I also strongly recommend Low's book Where Songs Began. I now have to go forward this link to my birding friends!

thanks for this!

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A bit of fluff at the start. Get into Peter Kaestner.

Only in birding would someone with an extreme carbon footprint be held in high regard

What a great presentation on birding Alaska ! Thank you David & Tammy !

This is a fantastic presentation on birding Hawaii. Thank you David & Tammy.

Amazing!

This is the 2nd time I watched your presentation

Thank you! It would be nice to hear about digiscoping next time you speak. I don’t really understand the difference from spotting scope

I was very happy to hear and see an ivory-billed woodpecker in the summer of 2018. It was in a woodlot next to a lake at Johnny Henderson Park.

I find Dr.Haney to be very biased and not all the credible.

I am finding many independent researchers and professional researchers documenting hearing and sightings and I definitely think that the ivory bill is not extinct I myself heard it in the early 90s and I may have had a sighting recently

Really informative! thank you

Please please please stop spreading misinformation. Dr. Haney is well known for being a believer in the existence of the ivory billed woodpecker. You should balance this with people who have had actual first hand experience with the bird, not those like Dr. Haney. Watch the excellent documentary "Ghost Bird".

These theories would at least be semi-plausible were it not for the fact that everyone who became interested in birds as a boy or girl became completely obsessed with and sad about the fate of the Ivory Billed Woodpecker.

This is an interesting subject and I saw another video giving a very detailed analysis of the 2004 Arkansas video pointing out a number of ways in which the images were consistent with an ivory billed woodpecker. But it's not conclusive and if it was still out there it's surprising that no one has managed to get any better pictures. It's perfectly possible that it was still around in 1944 but was extinct in 2004. It's also possible that there were a few surviving individuals in 2004, including the Arkansas one, but none remain today.

thank you for sharing! 🕊🪶

Thank you for posting these. We live an hour away and would have difficulty getting there.

Very interesting

What a great trip to take as a couple!

I was fortunate enough to visit the Celery Fields last May while visiting Florida. It’s remarkable.

Thank you! I am planning on visiting soon.

wow

wtf is that

Very cool video!

Thank you so much Andrew, Annie and hosts. It was a wonderfully moving and enlightening experience. I am listening from London and of course we have been fed a different history of events. The true ancestors of these voyagers will feel so happy that Andrew’s book and Annie’s recent voyaging experiences have shed a momentous and awe inspiring light on this very interesting period in history . What an amazing people these voyagers were and are. I imagine the ancestors are very pleased with you and will continue to shower their grace. May the whole world know this story. It’s very important and very freeing to see how this very different narrative connects the people to their history and to their ancestors in very significant ways. A deep thank you to all involved .🙏

Wonderful webinar and sharing of knowledge. Thank you for making this accessible to the public.

Amazing footage of Hawk and vulture.. A big like. Thanks for sharing. Count a new friend with Liked & Sub. Let's connect, hope you'll like some Indian Birds & wildlife.