What a fabulous documentary, this deserves far more views, I wish more people cared about the plight of our birds. Presence of healthy bird populations correlates with a healthy ecosystem. When will we stop putting our selfish human material "needs" over the importance of preserving biodiversity? It behooves all humans to protect our fellow creatures.
I get hummingbirds at my property here in south central Florida. They lay-over here from around the second week of October until Thanksgiving Day. I’ve been told that there are barges and other large boats in the Gulf of Mexico that put out feeders for them to recharge and rest. What a great thing to do. Thank You so much for this video. You have answered several questions I have had for years. I lived in the Rochester, NY area for 23 years and my wife and I had 7 bird feeders out under the maple tree all year round. I see several of the birds we fed here in your video.
One of the best documentaries on migration I've seen. Thorough, great video, and so interesting! I've heard the first songbird here in Rhode Island and with the great weather coming this week, I eagerly anticipate more arriving soon! Thanks for a great story Childs and team!
This is by far the most complete film about bird migration that I have ever seen (and I've seen quite a lot!). The radar images, the weather charts, the immense number of species filmed..... it's just perfect!
Agree, this is an amazing documentary. It's very informative and inspires my curiosity. Another good film is "Return of the Hoopoe". Just search it in youtube it's about an endangered European bird species that migrates to and from Africa, very inspirational. Thank you so much for this beautiful film, loved it
Great documentary; I'm particularly amazed by how so many birds opt for crossing the Gulf rather than going along the coast, and how (relatively) quickly they do so - I'd have thought it would take weeks. I saw this recommended on Reddit and passed on the recommendation to an online friend of mine who was curious about bird documentaries.
If only life could be as calm as this man's voice, and the soft whistles of the birds.how is it that animals can get along but we can't! They have no currency "money" to fight over.
This is an astounding perspective on nature and birds from a human perspective. I watched it twice in a row and will more. This documentary is as true and pragmatic as nature itself. This is about birds and earth their habitat, it's not about making a video, it not about using nature as a product to entertain people, this is for nature and for us. It's time to change our laws fondations herited from the XIX century industrial revolution that assumed an infinite supply of nature and an infinite earth to provide it and write new laws that reflect the true cost of buldozing trees and to start charging these costs to corporations. Our earth is not in infinite supply, habitats are not in infinite supplies. Let's not let a minority of rich individuals dictate the preservation of laws that ignore the true cost of habitat destruction for their gains. Globalism and a finance system build on an infinite supply of currency backed by nothing means the enslavement of the masses and the destruction of nature for the benefit of a global superclass of oligarchs. Governements are dead, or puppets behind the wheel. Pulling the strings are oligarchs and banksters who own the rotten mainstream medias. Nothing more can be expected from zombies governments serving globalist oligarchs and finaniciers. The masses of people must regain control of their destiny. Educating people and understanding the situation we are in is the first step to correct it.
The musician Morrissey had a great narrative about it, saying we don't need any of these "leaders," as they are about hate and use their power to excercise that hate.
@@erichhitchcock3368 That is a great way to describe it. Problem is that "we don't need" is passive. These people grab and clutch to power, then increase their power and corrupt laws removing them never goes smoothly according to past history.
This is hands down one of the best documentaries about birds I have ever seen. And by far the best about bird migration. I rarely comment on RUclips but this jewel deserves a thumbs up and a comment. Absolute must-see. Thanks so much and keep up the great work!
Thanks for the DILIGENT work as good nature's OBSERVATER like you. It helps alot to the people who are depressed and any person with mantal problem.your best shows productions like natural medicine given by God. 🐦🐣 🕊️🐥🦅🐝🏝️🎋bless you and keep you be their 💓 lovely friend for ever.Their songs describe the beautiful freedom of their life ❤️😊 given by GOD.
First of all, thank you for this marvelous documentary. I don't have words to praise how valuable and well done is this film. It should be seen by every nature lover, ornithological entity and bird watcher, at least in the Western Hemisphere. I live in the Caribbean, specifically in Puerto Rico, and we have the privilege to have many of the species shown in your film during the fall and until spring. It was fascinating to see many of those migratory birds with their spectacular plumage and hearing their lovely songs. Looking forward to visit one or more of the fabulous places identified int he documentary, to have the opportunity of watching those perfectly beautiful birds foraging in those habitats. Thanks again to you and to all that gave you support that allowed you to produce this documentary.
Dear ❤ I liked ur brilliant sweet expression nice meeting with u .am subhashis Mishra from India , a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile in India🙏
Yes I subscribed ur Chanel dear ❤ . upload video . am from India and am a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile . am going to upload many beautiful video s. In my Chanel beauties on earth . nice meeting .🙏
Thanks very much for this. Your film didn't pander by being cutesy or overly dramatic or trying to be super-cool. You were respectful to your target audience and let the phenomenon speak for itself. Extremely informative and filled in a number of big blank spots I had in my knowledge of the subject. Very well done, and thanks again. (I live near Chicago, and there's a place in town on Lake Michigan known as The Magic Hedge in a park called Montrose Point that attracts a truly astonishing concentration of migrants, and which is most famous for its warblers.)
You'd think there would be a lot of great documentaries about birds, especially for birders and bird lovers. Sadly there's just isn't. This however, this is a gem. Displaying the names along with the detailed narrative of North American migration- the actual where and when's. Beautiful shots of many species. Great documentary.
Really dear❤ I felt so . nice meeting with u am subhashos Mishra from India and a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile .I subscribed ur Chanel .upload video and am going upload many beautiful video s in my RUclips Chanel beauties on earth .
What a wonderful film! Shows years of study and much effort must have been made to get so many fine photos of these song birds. Such a professional, amazing job of explaining the story of migration in understandable terms with the up-to-date radar maps, maps, weather currents, illustrations combined with seeing so many wonderful species. It is a fine training film, testing our quickness to key in on the identifying features. And the dramatic music adds to the charm. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
What a superb documentary, thank you kindly, I've learned so much! Now everytime I gaze at my bird feeders, I will think back to the knowledge you've provided here to appreciate these glorious creatures 🥰💕
AH!!!!! What a miracle of photography to spy lovingly and ever so carefully AND patiently on these tiny, extraordinary, brave wonders of life. I try to imagine them at 10,000 feet looking all around and going ever onwards and onwards. Thank you, thank you thank you! And the music was perfect. I have been mesmerised by birds since my first memory. I wouldn't be able to see them all even if I were there on Galveston island or anywhere around the Gulf, so your film is a gift to this septuagenarian in Australia, as it is to everyone who has watched it ...again and again. And yet there is the chill of the facts and stats about the declining numbers. Every aspect of the story you've told makes a gentle claim on our heart as well as our head. Stay safe and well...and blessings to all involved. :)
WoW ! 🙂 So I just finished a 4200 mile round trip, which took me to South Padre Island, Texas in late April, and the only storm of the entire migration, hit on the second day of my 3 1/2 days there, causing a moderate fallout. I got great photos of most of the birds in this documentary. Perfect timing 🙂 Two weeks later, my excitement still hasn't warn off. And this video has me totally fired back up again. I had been looking for a video which totally explains the Neo Tropical migration. And this one totally does 👍 I have saved the link so I can forward it to several fellow birders, and so I can watch it again, maybe a few more times 🙂
I was lucky today, I got to watch scarlet managers, red breasted grosbeaks, blubirds and warblers visit our feeders today. It was cold and blustery here on the southern border of NY, so I made a new batch of suet for them. It had sugar, cornmeal, peanut butter, raisins, meal worms and bird mix with various nuts. The manager scolded me when I put it in the cage holder, I guess I was not doing as fast as he liked. They sure did enjoy it. And I enjoyed watching ear healthy snacks. Oranges in the morning.
what a wonderful video: plenty of birds seen and identified, a lot of explanation about the migratory process. I am new to birding (I'm 78) and won't be able to see many of these birds so I am very happy to see and enjoy them here. Thank you for this beautiful video and the Story of Spring.
I've watched this like 5 billion times approximately and will keep on going. Also, here in Webster Texas, I get to see a butt ton of birds migrate through behind my fence and in my yard.
Such a informative documentary with beautiful birds. I used to think that only Nat Geo or Discovery channel has ability to produce such documentaries. A job very well done.
God even cares for Sparrows and other birds how much more for us people specially this Pandemic times.. to the owners of the U tube may God bless shower more blessings so you can make more for everyone else..
This surely was educational and so very enjoyable to learn many of the migration intricacies. I thoroughly enjoyed your hard work doing this. Thank you for sharing.
I love this video! I use it for my Ornithology class at Cal State LA -- even though it is focused on eastern migration, the lessons in this video are fantastic. My students love it.
I know you have posted this on RUclips for a while but I must say I have been looking for a migration documentary about crossing the gulf for a very long time and I want to thank you so much for making and posting a video.
Very well produced and full of great information. I'm planning a birding trip to coastal Texas Spring 2017 and this helped coalesce my itinerary. Thanks.
Mr. Stevenson.......... I am watching the devastating news of hurricane Harvey as it whips thru your state ... I can only imagine how it will affect the spring migration next spring.. Our Canadian hearts and prayers are with all of you as the massive recovery begins.
Beautiful informative documentary showing splendid work of nature!However, unfortunate neglect and destruction of habitat and climate by humans is endangering these wonderful beings.I hope humans realize and mend their ways of living on earth!
Stunning video! Well done! I've visited the Texas Gulf Coast for many years in April specifically for bird migration and then catch the birds again in May where I live in the north. There is nothing as fascinating and awe-inspiring as witnessing these tiny creatures in migration!
Fantastic video - I live in Ontario, Canada and about 30 warbler species breed in our province (they are my favourite group of birds - love the beautiful footage of males singing in their northern breeding grounds) - thanks for posting.
Great video , nice to see smaller productions of nature documentary, and not the likes of BBC for a change way better love the use of classic music beautiful birds and interesting narration.
This is so amazing! I live in the middle of a city in WI, US, but I put out many different foods for these jewels, have plantings that provide food, and made a birdbath/fountain that attracts many, and don't use pestcides or herbicides. Anything to help these beautful creatures. There have been a couple of male blackburnian warblers and a male orchard oriole eating the blossoms of my cherry tree the past couple of days.
What a fabulous documentary, this deserves far more views, I wish more people cared about the plight of our birds. Presence of healthy bird populations correlates with a healthy ecosystem. When will we stop putting our selfish human material "needs" over the importance of preserving biodiversity? It behooves all humans to protect our fellow creatures.
I love birds.Thank you for including the names of the birds.
I get hummingbirds at my property here in south central Florida. They lay-over here from around the second week of October until Thanksgiving Day. I’ve been told that there are barges and other large boats in the Gulf of Mexico that put out feeders for them to recharge and rest. What a great thing to do. Thank You so much for this video. You have answered several questions I have had for years. I lived in the Rochester, NY area for 23 years and my wife and I had 7 bird feeders out under the maple tree all year round. I see several of the birds we fed here in your video.
You're welcome! Glad you like it.
One of the best documentaries on migration I've seen. Thorough, great video, and so interesting! I've heard the first songbird here in Rhode Island and with the great weather coming this week, I eagerly anticipate more arriving soon! Thanks for a great story Childs and team!
This is by far the most complete film about bird migration that I have ever seen (and I've seen quite a lot!). The radar images, the weather charts, the immense number of species filmed..... it's just perfect!
Thank you!
Agree, this is an amazing documentary. It's very informative and inspires my curiosity. Another good film is "Return of the Hoopoe". Just search it in youtube it's about an endangered European bird species that migrates to and from Africa, very inspirational. Thank you so much for this beautiful film, loved it
... where are the birds, the billions of migratory birds?
Truth of o9og
Really dear❤ I agree with u sir 🙏
Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia. 73 Praise the Lord 37
Great documentary; I'm particularly amazed by how so many birds opt for crossing the Gulf rather than going along the coast, and how (relatively) quickly they do so - I'd have thought it would take weeks. I saw this recommended on Reddit and passed on the recommendation to an online friend of mine who was curious about bird documentaries.
Yes, astonishing that. It only takes a couple of days to get down to South America. And also sting they can fly for so many hours or days.
If only life could be as calm as this man's voice, and the soft whistles of the birds.how is it that animals can get along but we can't! They have no currency "money" to fight over.
Love of nature is a sign of love to God our creator. I love your filming of animals and birds.
This is an astounding perspective on nature and birds from a human perspective. I watched it twice in a row and will more. This documentary is as true and pragmatic as nature itself. This is about birds and earth their habitat, it's not about making a video, it not about using nature as a product to entertain people, this is for nature and for us. It's time to change our laws fondations herited from the XIX century industrial revolution that assumed an infinite supply of nature and an infinite earth to provide it and write new laws that reflect the true cost of buldozing trees and to start charging these costs to corporations. Our earth is not in infinite supply, habitats are not in infinite supplies. Let's not let a minority of rich individuals dictate the preservation of laws that ignore the true cost of habitat destruction for their gains. Globalism and a finance system build on an infinite supply of currency backed by nothing means the enslavement of the masses and the destruction of nature for the benefit of a global superclass of oligarchs. Governements are dead, or puppets behind the wheel. Pulling the strings are oligarchs and banksters who own the rotten mainstream medias. Nothing more can be expected from zombies governments serving globalist oligarchs and finaniciers. The masses of people must regain control of their destiny. Educating people and understanding the situation we are in is the first step to correct it.
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you like the story.
Well put.
The musician Morrissey had a great narrative about it, saying we don't need any of these "leaders," as they are about hate and use their power to excercise that hate.
@@erichhitchcock3368 That is a great way to describe it. Problem is that "we don't need" is passive. These people grab and clutch to power, then increase their power and corrupt laws removing them never goes smoothly according to past history.
This is hands down one of the best documentaries about birds I have ever seen. And by far the best about bird migration. I rarely comment on RUclips but this jewel deserves a thumbs up and a comment. Absolute must-see. Thanks so much and keep up the great work!
You're welcome!
Thanks for the DILIGENT work as good nature's OBSERVATER like you. It helps alot to the people who are depressed and any person with mantal problem.your best shows productions like natural medicine given by God. 🐦🐣 🕊️🐥🦅🐝🏝️🎋bless you and keep you be their 💓 lovely friend for ever.Their songs describe the beautiful freedom of their life ❤️😊 given by GOD.
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18.3.2023.Very good and best.Thank you.
First of all, thank you for this marvelous documentary. I don't have words to praise how valuable and well done is this film. It should be seen by every nature lover, ornithological entity and bird watcher, at least in the Western Hemisphere. I live in the Caribbean, specifically in Puerto Rico, and we have the privilege to have many of the species shown in your film during the fall and until spring. It was fascinating to see many of those migratory birds with their spectacular plumage and hearing their lovely songs. Looking forward to visit one or more of the fabulous places identified int he documentary, to have the opportunity of watching those perfectly beautiful birds foraging in those habitats. Thanks again to you and to all that gave you support that allowed you to produce this documentary.
William Rios Maldonado thank you for your kind words. All the best to you and your family this holiday.
Dear ❤ I liked ur brilliant sweet expression nice meeting with u .am subhashis Mishra from India , a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile in India🙏
It’s amazing. Such hard workers. It’s amazing how they navigate. God is wonderful with His creation.
Absolutely beautiful documentary. I’m an avid birder. Have seen all birds except wimbrel and prothonotary and cape may.
Never looses its thrill
Cape Mays are tough but if you're in the Midwest or Northeast, right now (mid-May) is the time to look for them.
This is a great film, thanks for making it available!
Wonderfull, wonderful. Thankyou from the Netherlands. I am a birder for 50 years and in Europe there is a decline. So sad to see
This shows what a miracle nature truly is. Thank you so much.
Birds are the real pilots. We are just imitators with machines to fly.
Wonderful! Thanks for including the names of all the birds. Very helpful.
Yes I subscribed ur Chanel dear ❤ . upload video . am from India and am a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile . am going to upload many beautiful video s. In my Chanel beauties on earth . nice meeting .🙏
Thanks very much for this. Your film didn't pander by being cutesy or overly dramatic or trying to be super-cool. You were respectful to your target audience and let the phenomenon speak for itself. Extremely informative and filled in a number of big blank spots I had in my knowledge of the subject. Very well done, and thanks again. (I live near Chicago, and there's a place in town on Lake Michigan known as The Magic Hedge in a park called Montrose Point that attracts a truly astonishing concentration of migrants, and which is most famous for its warblers.)
Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I'm glad you like it.
I love the science behind the migratory behavior revealed with such intensity. Very impressive stuff.
Thanks!
You'd think there would be a lot of great documentaries about birds, especially for birders and bird lovers. Sadly there's just isn't. This however, this is a gem. Displaying the names along with the detailed narrative of North American migration- the actual where and when's. Beautiful shots of many species. Great documentary.
Thanks!
Fantastic video to watch over & over again. So pleasurable. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣0️⃣
This is a beautiful learning experience. Thank you!
Really dear❤ I felt so . nice meeting with u am subhashos Mishra from India and a tourist guide on mangrove forest and crocodile .I subscribed ur Chanel .upload video and am going upload many beautiful video s in my RUclips Chanel beauties on earth .
wonderful documentary. I live on the north Florida Gulf coast and have sent this to my sister who lives in Australia 🇦🇺. thank you!
What a wonderful film! Shows years of study and much effort must have been made to get so many fine photos of these song birds. Such a professional, amazing job of explaining the story of migration in understandable terms with the up-to-date radar maps, maps, weather currents, illustrations combined with seeing so many wonderful species. It is a fine training film, testing our quickness to key in on the identifying features. And the dramatic music adds to the charm. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
What a superb documentary, thank you kindly, I've learned so much! Now everytime I gaze at my bird feeders, I will think back to the knowledge you've provided here to appreciate these glorious creatures 🥰💕
What a beautiful video. So many different kinds of birds. The accompanying explamation makes the video more significant. Thank you.
I can't thank you all for this Documentry
saw it months ago loved it always
Animals and birds are our first teachers
on the planet
Excellent documentary, thanks for posting
Hello
AH!!!!! What a miracle of photography to spy lovingly and ever so carefully AND patiently on these tiny, extraordinary, brave wonders of life. I try to imagine them at 10,000 feet looking all around and going ever onwards and onwards. Thank you, thank you thank you! And the music was perfect. I have been mesmerised by birds since my first memory. I wouldn't be able to see them all even if I were there on Galveston island or anywhere around the Gulf, so your film is a gift to this septuagenarian in Australia, as it is to everyone who has watched it ...again and again. And yet there is the chill of the facts and stats about the declining numbers. Every aspect of the story you've told makes a gentle claim on our heart as well as our head. Stay safe and well...and blessings to all involved. :)
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Oh that was marvelous! Words can’t explain just how amazing Gods creatures are. Thank you, I learned so much and appreciate all your work. 😊
Thoroughly enjoyed this video! Thanks for posting.
marion olsen You're welcome!
Nature is amazing! In late April I saw a hummingbird. It was a metallic green. I was surprised.
I thank the people dedicating their fantastic shared information on a favorite subject
WoW ! 🙂 So I just finished a 4200 mile round trip, which took me to South Padre Island, Texas in late April, and the only storm of the entire migration, hit on the second day of my 3 1/2 days there, causing a moderate fallout. I got great photos of most of the birds in this documentary. Perfect timing 🙂 Two weeks later, my excitement still hasn't warn off. And this video has me totally fired back up again.
I had been looking for a video which totally explains the Neo Tropical migration. And this one totally does 👍
I have saved the link so I can forward it to several fellow birders, and so I can watch it again, maybe a few more times 🙂
Thank you! Very interesting and informative! Very much appreciated.
What an outstanding video! I learned so much! Thank you
Very nice documentary. Thank you.
I was lucky today, I got to watch scarlet managers, red breasted grosbeaks, blubirds and warblers visit our feeders today. It was cold and blustery here on the southern border of NY, so I made a new batch of suet for them. It had sugar, cornmeal, peanut butter, raisins, meal worms and bird mix with various nuts. The manager scolded me when I put it in the cage holder, I guess I was not doing as fast as he liked. They sure did enjoy it. And I enjoyed watching ear healthy snacks. Oranges in the morning.
Tanagers, not managers
Beautifully done. Thank you for all the hard work you did. Magnificent work.
53:21 What a profound line! It make so much sense!
what a wonderful video: plenty of birds seen and identified, a lot of explanation about the migratory process. I am new to birding (I'm 78) and won't be able to see many of these birds so I am very happy to see and enjoy them here. Thank you for this beautiful video and the Story of Spring.
What a jewel of a documentary!
What an outstanding video! I learned so much thank you for posting it
Excellent job. You answered many questions I had about crossing the gulf.
Absolutely top notch documentary.
watched this video about 10 times already. also shared it with my birder friends.
wow!
I've watched this like 5 billion times approximately and will keep on going. Also, here in Webster Texas, I get to see a butt ton of birds migrate through behind my fence and in my yard.
Thank you, enjoy your spring.
Wow. Thank you for beautiful video. From fiji island god bless
Marvelous..fascinating..perfect voice narration..appropriate comical comments..
Most beautiful and informative birding video online, especially on warblers. All you need to know to track and identify them. Bravo!
I loved this video. Very informative and great videography.
I Love birds !!! Thanks; Mr. Jackson !!!
Greetings & The Best of Luck & Life from Ireland !!!
Renzo *
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for this informative documentary. I just started birding 3 weeks ago. 🥰
Such a informative documentary with beautiful birds. I used to think that only Nat Geo or Discovery channel has ability to produce such documentaries. A job very well done.
That was fun.Nice job!
So beautiful birds and great views
That was terrific! Thanks for posting this great piece!
*Outstanding* presentation! Thoroughly enjoyed it.
I love birds thanks
God even cares for Sparrows and other birds how much more for us people specially this Pandemic times.. to the owners of the U tube may God bless shower more blessings so you can make more for everyone else..
This surely was educational and so very enjoyable to learn many of the migration intricacies. I thoroughly enjoyed your hard work doing this. Thank you for sharing.
Hello am from India .
Thank you
Wow! Awesome and so informative.
I love this video! I use it for my Ornithology class at Cal State LA -- even though it is focused on eastern migration, the lessons in this video are fantastic. My students love it.
I'm so pleased to hear that!
Ohh great dear ❤
I know you have posted this on RUclips for a while but I must say I have been looking for a migration documentary about crossing the gulf for a very long time and I want to thank you so much for making and posting a video.
I'm glad you found it.
Great videography very beautiful scenery
Thanks!
This is wonderful. So full of beauty and information.
Wow! Learned a lot. Grateful to live in south Mississippi where I can see many of these birds in mt yard ever April and October- November.
Love your video too much! Thank you!
Beautiful
Wonderful!!
How beautiful birds migration.
Iove our natural beauty and thinking about it. How wonderful planet creator created for US.
Beautiful bird, nice video.
Beautiful documentary.......... Thank You. Gorgeous scenery and music !!!
Very well produced and full of great information. I'm planning a birding trip to coastal Texas Spring 2017 and this helped coalesce my itinerary. Thanks.
Thanks! If you need a guide in Texas, Jim Stevenson (www.galvestonbirders.org/) is the best.
Very good documentry. I like it .
Mr. Stevenson.......... I am watching the devastating news of hurricane Harvey as it whips thru your state ... I can only imagine how it will affect the spring migration next spring.. Our Canadian hearts and prayers are with all of you as the massive recovery begins.
What a wonderful film! Thank you for bringing it to us!
I'm glad you like it.
Beautiful informative documentary showing splendid work of nature!However, unfortunate neglect and destruction of habitat and climate by humans is endangering these wonderful beings.I hope humans realize and mend their ways of living on earth!
Thanks for uploading. Love it!
Stunning video! Well done! I've visited the Texas Gulf Coast for many years in April specifically for bird migration and then catch the birds again in May where I live in the north. There is nothing as fascinating and awe-inspiring as witnessing these tiny creatures in migration!
+Golden Eagle Thank you I'm glad you like it.
Fabulous video. Love all the footage of birds and that the birds are al identified. Thank you for this taste of spring during my Canadian winter.
Fantastic! Thank you so much!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fantastic video - I live in Ontario, Canada and about 30 warbler species breed in our province (they are my favourite group of birds - love the beautiful footage of males singing in their northern breeding grounds) - thanks for posting.
This came on in the middle of the night and had my cat TRIPPING lmao
Very nice Thanks for sharing - My bird feeder in Phuket Thailand & totally different Birds here :) 🐦🐦 Good to watch different breeds :)
Outstanding! 👏👏👏
Awesome. Thank you.
I lake it this is lovely video'
Wonderful - I enjoy watching your videos and your channel - Thanks from Denmark 🙏
You're welcome!
Amazing Thank You!!!
Wonderful film.
Lovely Birding Video. I really love the birds.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your dedication to share so vast and incredible knowledge. Really meritorious. God bless you.
Hi❤
Outstanding! 👍
very well done, thanks for posting.
Great video , nice to see smaller productions of nature documentary, and not the likes of BBC for a change way better love the use of classic music beautiful birds and interesting narration.
This is so amazing! I live in the middle of a city in WI, US, but I put out many different foods for these jewels, have plantings that provide food, and made a birdbath/fountain that attracts many, and don't use pestcides or herbicides. Anything to help these beautful creatures. There have been a couple of male blackburnian warblers and a male orchard oriole eating the blossoms of my cherry tree the past couple of days.
I am wanting to attempt to attract more birds to my family's yard.
Even if it is just a bird feeder.