Ovenbirds - The Walking Warblers
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Mini-Documentary. The Ovenbird looks so much like a thrush that John James Audubon called it the “Golden Crowned Thrush” in Birds of America. This is the second time I've captured this bird foraging on the forest floor in classic fashion - the ovenbird walks in an exaggerated fashion as it looks for bugs to eat - it doesn't hop like most songbirds. I think the Ovenbirds are living and breeding in the dense forest/jungle behind the Florida backyard although range maps indicate it isn't supposed to breed here they showed up throughout the summer on the trail cameras walking and foraging. I'll pay closer attention next year. They are fascinating birds and while some call them plain I think they are quite stunning and unique warblers.
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I learned so much. Thanks for sharing.
It’s strutting :) It’s a cute little bird!
Very interesting nice little bird.
As a warbler myself, I think you're right to say that we're unique and stunning. Thanks for sharing!😊👍
What a cutie! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. These little feathered friends are so amazing.
I researched the Ovenbird for a summer internship, and it was one of my favorite experiences. I love this bird so much, so thank you for capturing their character in this video!
Haha they’re cute 🥰😍🥰 I didn’t know about them!, thanks for the informative video!
Something new for me. They have great colors to hide. They live where I won't get to, so again Thank you
Thank you for this, I think they're an attractive bird. Fun to learn of all the different feathered friends!
They are new to me never have seen any before, so glad you captured them on video. Thank you for 😊sharing
Ovenbirds aren't plain looking. They have a nice pattern more attractive than the Hermit Thrush.
The type of walking an Ovenbird does looks very similar to either Pigeons/Doves, Starlings, Corvids, or Blackbirds.
Couldn't agree more, lovely birds! BB