Townsend's Solitaire in South Dakota 2022
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Learn about the Townsend’s solitaire bird and its preferred winter food the eastern red cedar.
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Thank you for the wonderful educational video. Love the captioning too so I learn the names of the birds.
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
Very nice! I just got back from a trip out West, and I saw a bird for the first time. I posted a small clip "Identify This Bird of the West" on my channel in hopes someone might be able to identify the bird. After a few days, I got anxious and did a Google search on list of birds in Southern Utah. Among the list was a close-looking match, and after coming across your video, I am pretty sure the bird is a Townsend's Solitaire. Thanks! Also, great capture of all the birds at the water source. Water is a must.
Excellent video, thank you! Our backyard birds seem more excited about the water than the food.
Excellent. Water is very important.
@@BackyardBirdsUS Coincidentally, just minutes before I watched this, I was thinking about cedar waxwings...whether they are in our area and how to attract them. How neat to see they're here!
Oh yes they are here. I think water is the best attractant. They can't be fleeting.
Nice video Jeff, good to see you again!
Thank you. Good to be back!
I think I had this same bird in WI a few weeks ago...
That would be really unusual. Did you get a picture?
@@BackyardBirdsUS unfortunately not... I was taken aback by the size and the entirely gray color... It really looked more like a huge tufted tit mouse with the crown (if that is what it's called)
This bird isn't large. It's smaller than a robin. You maybe had a mockingbird as they are gray.
@@BackyardBirdsUS after thinking about it more, it looked like a cardinal but gray... Thanks for the help!
Everything looks gray this time of year