I am grateful for your skill, knowledge and most of all, that you created the videos and shared them. I have always listened. However, now, because of Learn a Bird, it's all coming together. Profoundly so. Thank you.
Lisa - I'm so glad you're getting a lot out of the videos. I'm not sure if you know about my online courses I'm offering now. You can learn more here: www.leadwithnature.com/learn/
We have a bluebird nesting box but no bluebirds near my southern Wisconsin home. But every spring, ol' Jenny Wren moves into the nesting box. I am entertained by her mate's song. Only occasionally do I see them at my bird feeders, but every fall, I clean out their nesting box which is packed with an intricate network of tiny sticks!
I just discovered these videos. OMG this made me so happy! Your calls are wicked awesome (yes, I live in the Boston area with a 10 year detour in CA). The pandemic introduced me to birding. Wish I'd found these videos a year ago!
Saw a Robin on the electrical wire across from the end of my driveway one evening last week doing that high pitched imminent danger call. Not surprising, as our neighborhood Broad-winged hawks have been picking off their babies a lot this year.
Thank you, Dan. Great imitations! I once heard two robins on a wire "talking" very, very quietly to each other. It was incredibly soft and almost inaudible. Have you ever heard them do this?
Tracy...yes, I have. You may be referring to what is known as "subsong" in birds. Its often barely audible to anyone more than a few feet away. Birds use subsong for many purposes (that we know and understand...and probably more).
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Thanks Dan!
You're totally welcome, my friends in Vermont.
This series is great! Thank you and keep it coming please!
Thanks, Pierre. That's my plan :)
I am grateful for your skill, knowledge and most of all, that you created the videos and shared them. I have always listened. However, now, because of Learn a Bird, it's all coming together. Profoundly so. Thank you.
Lisa - I'm so glad you're getting a lot out of the videos. I'm not sure if you know about my online courses I'm offering now. You can learn more here: www.leadwithnature.com/learn/
We have a bluebird nesting box but no bluebirds near my southern Wisconsin home. But every spring, ol' Jenny Wren moves into the nesting box. I am entertained by her mate's song. Only occasionally do I see them at my bird feeders, but every fall, I clean out their nesting box which is packed with an intricate network of tiny sticks!
Thank you. Looking forward to watching the other clips.
I just discovered these videos. OMG this made me so happy! Your calls are wicked awesome (yes, I live in the Boston area with a 10 year detour in CA). The pandemic introduced me to birding. Wish I'd found these videos a year ago!
Thanks! Welcome to the "Learn A Bird" club :)
Finally, the robin in trouble/upset calls. Good to know. Thx, Dan.
Yessir...listen for that one and you'll see so many other things...
For more information about this fabulous, widespread backyard bird, check out: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Robin/id
I love your videos! short but filled with content! What book is that that you use for illustration?
It's the Sibley Guide to Birds (eastern edition)
I'm loving learn a bird! Can hardly wait for those warblers!
Love that hat!!! Where did you get it?
It's a Stormy Kromer... got this one at Levi's.
Saw a Robin on the electrical wire across from the end of my driveway one evening last week doing that high pitched imminent danger call. Not surprising, as our neighborhood Broad-winged hawks have been picking off their babies a lot this year.
Those robins are probably a bit relieved now that the broad-winged hawks are moving south for a while, eh?
Thank you, Dan. Great imitations! I once heard two robins on a wire "talking" very, very quietly to each other. It was incredibly soft and almost inaudible. Have you ever heard them do this?
Tracy...yes, I have. You may be referring to what is known as "subsong" in birds. Its often barely audible to anyone more than a few feet away. Birds use subsong for many purposes (that we know and understand...and probably more).
Thank you!
Did you see my comment I posted yesterday?
odd question, but where did u get the hat?
It's a Stormy Kromer hat. A few places carry them.
ruleness.