These birds are awesome, the rivers here are occupied by terns! It's just beautiful watching them fly and glide around the river. They are also social birds, I've seen them grooming an egret. They're also chasing smaller birds, I've seen some chasing sparrows, pigeons, and swifts.
what a great video! I wish there was another version of this video available without background music. it's almost impossible to understand the narration with some hearing aid devices :( never the less great information and videography, thanks
👍 Thumbs up 🏁 winner 💯 top marks 📌 must see 💲 wealth of info Immeasurably grateful to find this channel. Truly enjoy the bird videos, the time, patience, and skill of videotaping - editing, sound quality, in the natural environment. I appreciate the info provided re habitat, breeding, food source, migration, etc. I posit that the minute, almost indistinguishable variance within a group (species ?) could, not necessarily be indicative of a separate "species", but the naturally occurring variability due to diet, molt, age, breeding mutation ( like stripes on zebras - say ). I appreciate the observational skills you clearly possess, however, unless one can follow a single bird throughout a lifetime, and repeat that process with many individuals of that species, it is doubtful that one will find there are so many "sub-species", just naturally occurring variability due to cross-breeding & variety of plumage. Keep up the videos, but maybe use one color for text instead of a rainbow, which reeks of amateur, which you clearly are not. Thanks. I'm immeasurably grateful that I found your channel. T H A N K S ❗👍 🏁 winner !
Thank you this is a very interesting video
These birds are awesome, the rivers here are occupied by terns! It's just beautiful watching them fly and glide around the river. They are also social birds, I've seen them grooming an egret. They're also chasing smaller birds, I've seen some chasing sparrows, pigeons, and swifts.
Very good information, sir.
Woooooooooow nice
Amazing footage! First time to see colony of sooty tern and noddy
They are very beautiful and elegant birds. Speaking of elegant, pls feature tropicbirds. 🥺
what a great video! I wish there was another version of this video available without background music. it's almost impossible to understand the narration with some hearing aid devices :( never the less great information and videography, thanks
all birds of very amazing.
👍 Thumbs up 🏁 winner 💯 top marks 📌 must see 💲 wealth of info
Immeasurably grateful to find this channel. Truly enjoy the bird videos, the
time, patience, and skill of videotaping - editing, sound quality, in the natural
environment. I appreciate the info provided re habitat, breeding, food source,
migration, etc. I posit that the minute, almost indistinguishable
variance within a group (species ?) could, not necessarily be
indicative of a separate "species", but the naturally occurring
variability due to diet, molt, age, breeding mutation ( like stripes
on zebras - say ). I appreciate the observational skills you clearly
possess, however, unless one can follow a single bird throughout
a lifetime, and repeat that process with many individuals of that
species, it is doubtful that one will find there are so many "sub-species",
just naturally occurring variability due to cross-breeding & variety of plumage.
Keep up the videos, but maybe use one color for text instead of a rainbow,
which reeks of amateur, which you clearly are not. Thanks. I'm immeasurably
grateful that I found your channel. T H A N K S ❗👍 🏁 winner !
Sea swallows.
Great