My cat loved your videos. He got really sick and could no longer sit in the window to watch real birds. We watched a whole bunch of your videos together the night before he died, and I could tell how engaged he was, even though he didn't have much strength. Thanks for helping me create some last little pleasures for him.
@@camillabarnes6678 Thank you so much, Camilla. Luckily I have a few more to spoil and love. I'm sorry to hear you're grieving though. Maybe time for a new kitty?
I live in Eastern KY and am an avid birdwatcher..We have a large feeding station out back and really enjoy watching them, especially in the winter months..Your video is wonderful!! I work from home and listen to your videos while working, just so soothing!
The black capped chikadee is a very friendly bird. If you talk to them often when fillingthe feeders, they will come nearby and chatter at you like a conversation.
The best bird video ever! When I was younger I didn't care. Now that I'm older I've realized how we take birds totally for granted; we shouldn't. Thank you for this excellent work.
Same! I truly didn't like birds at all in my younger years but in the past few years (I'm 43) I have started feeding them and realized how incredible they really are.
Wow, how great this video showed up on my iPad! My mother has dementia and she loves to watch it. A bird-watcher for many decades. Thank you for all your hard work!
Thank you so much for this video! Over the past several years, I've become legally blind and can no longer see birds at almost any distance past a few feet. As a result, I've been striving to learn their calls so I will know which birds are around my area. This video greatly helped me see, up close, what they look and sound like. Very helpful!
Do you like European Starlings? I've heard they aren't hated in the UK. They sure are in US. Personally, I love them. And am constantly defending them.
Thank you for the enormous amount of work that went into this video. I can only imagine the amount of time, patience, and devotion it took to find each of these birds for us. I live in southern Arizona, and although we have our share of interesting birds, I find I have missed the Robins the most. Thanks again. This was an enormous undertaking. It is much appreciated.
Thank you for this lovely video I live far away in India I will never get to see and hear such lovely birds it is amazing to see all of God's beautiful creations, thanks for sharing
In the past two or three months I've been watching a lot of birding videos mostly because of my cat. So I've watched many videos from many different channels but I will say without a doubt, undisputed your videos and your channel are the best! They are the cream of the crop! I've seen your video by the way over a year ago which I thought was the most interesting video on birds I'd ever seen which was the birds bathing in a little mountain stream like or Forest Stream I forget the exact name of it but it was very very much viewed by your viewers. And in this video when it got to the part of the Cardinals which are my favorite backyard birds by the way feeding their young that's when I hit the subscribe button! Not only that I love how you name the birds because that kind of information is pretty rare and you do it on screen which is much better than just listing them like some others do. Thank you for these wonderful videos and all of the work that you do! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️ Just noticed my second comment from 2 years ago below. That's absolute proof that I love your work!😁
Thanks 🌴 I was able to identify a new bird, new to me, the Eastern Towee 😀. Idenfied by song, but not by sight. I'll keep a lookout. It's a real joy to connect the song with the visual description.
Playing this through the window to the local birds...thanks from Canberra Australia. I miss camping in America and remember seeing so many of these birds. My cat and the local birds here are so confused 🤣 It is dawn here in Spring and watching them come over to the window to check out competition that they have never heard is pure GOLD!
The past few years I have missed seeing these lovely creatures and missing their voices as well. You have brought back these delights in one hour of watching. I cannot believe how many I have forgotten. I join in the sorrow of losing so many in such a short time. At ninety years of age I must admit MY younger years I spent time watching the different breeds wherever I was at the time but most times as they were plentiful I would take them for granted and listen only to their happy songs. I have always tried in more recent years to put food and water out for them without guidance from anyone as I never met any bird watchers.I hope to stay around and enjoy what you observe and hear and if I find ways to help I will. A difficult chore as most people around me try to kill anything that they think is harmful to their way of life particularly the farmers.
Love this, I never know what kind they are, it would be nice to know, all their names instead of just posting a few on the site. Thanks for such gr8 video.
The tufted titmouse has to be my favorite backyard bird. They’re so fearless! I can sit on the deck and they’ll land and eat less than a foot away from me. Such friendly little birds. And they’re always hopping! This video helps so much with identifying bird sounds, thanks!
So far best video . Finally a video that not only shows each species, what they look like and distinction but tells you which species it is . Many videos only show you the birds but do not inform you which bird it is, which helps people like me new to birding and learning how to tell them apart. THANK YOU
Amazing and I play it on my back patio to attract my own feathered friend’s attention!! They come to my feeders and I photographed them... sooo... THANK YOU 😊 for making and sharing such fantastic gifts for us bird lovers!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, this is excellent! It's one of the best bird videos I've seen. There's a lot of incredible footage. I love hearing all the bird sounds and I like the useful information you added. It's nice to see all the Eastern U.S. birds since I'm on the West Coast. Thank you!
My mother would appreciate seeing/hearing this. She fed the birds in her backyard in Maine until she realized she was spending way too much money for a retired person. Her 50lb. bucket of food just disappeared too fast. Glad you are able to do this.
My mother fed birds her whole life,I rember her telling me that a certain hummingbird would always come to her feeder ,I doubt it was the same one but maybe of the same type but why ruin her fantasy with facts
I feed all of my birds in my back yard,mostly inn the winter months,EVERY single morning I go out around 7am , they are all waiting for me,n even tweet my whistle😃 so sweet... I love my backyard , it's full of Carolinas best species. I give nuts to the squirrels,so the littlest birds can eat without those big squirrels being pigs. All sorts of beautiful birds,redheaded wood peckers,robins,cardinals,wrens,blue jays, pine sisken,nuthatches,chicadees, so many varieties!! Fun to watch. I also have a fox,deer n a ground hog...love nature! 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
I live in NC and have recently taken an interest in birds, I installed a feeder outside my kitchen window, had to get a seed catcher because I didn't realize birds could be so picky about birdseed, and so messy! I'll have to try some hulled birdseed. Lately the squirrels have been a nuisance, sent away for a squirrel baffle to keep them away, hope it works. But I love watching the birds at my feeder--cardinals, titmice and chickadees predominate, followed by house finches, goldfinches, bluebirds, little brown birds I can't identify--possibly Carolina wrens--and a red-bellied woodpecker (I call him Woody) drops by once in a while, causing the other birds to scatter. Woody just pecks away, flinging the seeds he doesn't like over his shoulder. The titmice & chickadees fly up, grab something they like, then fly away to it eat. The cardinals & brown birds hang around. I especially love the cardinals, they're so colorful. I hear robins & blue jays nearby, but I never see them & they never come by the feeder. I never thought I'd see the day when I'd be interested in identifying birds by sight & sound, but it's really fun!
@@wendywoo2180 the same here!! When I was younger I thought bird watchers were Nerds!! Haha!! But we have a bird sanctuary in our back yard!! We have cardinals, mourning doves, House Wrens, titmice , black cap chic-a-Dee’s ,yellow finches, black birds, sometimes a brown thrasher, and some times a Blue Jay & also I know there are more but can’t remember at this time!! We have been doing this for about5 yrs! And still learning everyday !! We also have raccoons, opossums, ground squirrels , big squirrels , chipmunks , and other things that come into our back yard at night!! We enjoy so much!’❤️
Loved this! Since the shutdown of covid...I have throughly enjoyed watching the birds, deer, chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits...we now keep them fed 🐿🦌🐇🐦🕊❤
You guys are so lucky. We don't get any of those beautiful birds in UK. I didn't know there were so many 'garden" birds. They're beautiful. Thank you for putting them on here.
I listened to mourning doves for years on end, never knowing the bird. We heard it when we went camping, especially. Walks to the bathroom in the mourning, it’s comfortably cool, and you hear that dove’s call. My sister asked me about the call a couple months ago, but she couldn’t mimic it. We listened for about 20 minutes before we heard it and she told me “That one. Remember it?” and it brought back every memory. I spent the next two hours that morning, trying to find what bird it was. A sound I hardly ever noticed, and now it catches my full attention. Turns out, a lot of them live in and around the very small city in which I attend school. So I’ll be in spanish, and the windows are open, I’ll hear it call
I watched this standing in my kitchen, the time flew by, suddenly it was over! I loved that you closed with that precious dance. And thank you for the kind word regarding vultures, I think they are beautiful.
Thanks. Our wild birds are dying for many reasons. Your video helps those who love birds and by playing the video bird songs most likely helps our feathered friends to survive. Bless you and keep them singing!
Home sick with Covid. Just watched your amazing video so I can brush up on some backyard birds. Got my binoculars ready. What’s great about your video is that you can’t just watch it once. This is a keeper. I will need to check and reference in the the future for sure.
All birds have something spectacular about them, but I think the Wood Thrush 11:05 has to have the most beautiful song! That is my favorite part of sitting on my deck in spring and summer. That song has such a positive effect on my mood!
This is so very nostalgic for me. I go up to Ohio to see my grandparents and I get woke up by 10 distinct birds. It’s a small yellow one with some black crows and the northern cardinal ( that’s my favorite bird ) and I I get woke up at like 6:00am so I just sit up and listen for 20 minutes and then I go downstairs and talk with my mom and grandparents it’s so nice and I love every moment. I only get to go 1 time per year but boy do I love it. We go out side and my grandpa make a cheese board. And we sit out side and just relax and listen to birds. It’s so relaxing and beautiful it’s so green and going to giant eagle is always fun haha 😂
This is a wonderful video. Thank you. We live in Central Florida & it's the coldest one I remember in 50 years. Our feeders are up & the little birds are more entertaining than most TV shows.
I am not a birder, but it seems like an enjoyable hobby. I love watching them and listening to their calls and chatter. This is an amazing video, phenomenally recorded and edited. Putting the names of the birds and variations was a very educational experience for me. Thank you!!
This is absolutely positively the BEST video on identifying the bird, it’s vocals & detailed info that came with it! Oh My Goodness! To whom spent the time & energy making this video, putting it ALL together, then adding your extra touch, oh my goodness! Most Excellent!!! Job Very Well Done! Thank You! Perfection!
New to the beautiful world of birding , this video is definitely One of - if not THE best bird id presentations I’ve yet to lay eyes on ! You covered many that I’ve never heard of .
The Black-capped Chickadee is one of my favorite flying dinosaurs!-their curiosity, exuberance, and optimism-they’re brave yet sensible birds! And how you captured the vocal virtuosity of snowbirds-Black-eyed Juncos are a seasonal favorite of many a bird watching New Englander. Blue Jays are confident and bold, intelligent Corvids. Titmice, charming cousins of the popular Chickadees we know and love. Always dapper, Cedar Waxwings, their high-pitched trilling and wispy whistles a welcome ear-full of avian chatter. All the beautiful, lyrical songs of so many wonderful wrens! Delightful images of flycatchers, great and small, and other insectivores, adorable Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and distinctive Northern Parulas, a diversity of finches. Pointy, upside-down Nuthatches! Hummingbirds, the most ethereal of theropods! Rose-breasted Grossbeaks, Eastern Bluebirds, Eastern Towhees, Wood Thrushes, American Robins, Northern Cardinals, Painted Buntings, Indigo Buntings, and more Blue Jays vocalizing loudly, mockingly, triumphantly, imitating hawk calls! American crows and Fish Crows cawing, Common Ravens hunting, Mourning Dove cooing mournfully, Eurasian Collared Doves feeding, Northern Mockingbird mimicking the calls of other birds, Catbirds meowing, Brown Thrashers training for peanuts! Pileated Woodpeckers, Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, Downy Woodpeckers, Yellow-shafted Northern Flickers, and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers drumming, nesting, and fledging! Yellow-throated Warblers, Yellow-rumped Warblers, Chestnut-sided Warblers, Eastern and Western Palm Warblers foraging, perching, and warbling! Song Sparrows, Savannah Sparrows, Chipping Sparrows, and Henslow’s Sparrow, Field Sparrow, e’en the intrusive House Sparrow chipping, chirping, and singing! Daytime birds of prey: Red-shouldered Hawk, Cooper’s Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, Swainson’s Hawk, Broad-winged Hawk, American Kestrel (Sparrow Hawk), Osprey (Fish Hawk), Bald Eagle, and Swallow-tailed Kite, gliding and soaring! Black Vultures, pausing and purveying, and Sun-bathing Turkey Vultures! Nocturnal Owls and Nightjars: Chuck Will’s Widow, Great Horned Owl, Barred Owl, Eastern Screech Owl, rotating, trilling, and whinnying! Icterids: Eastern and Western Meadowlarks, Red-winged Blackbirds, Grackles, and Brown-headed Cowbirds, Great-tailed, Boat-tailed, and Common Grackles calling, displaying, displacing, ever migrating! And finally the Loggerhead Shrike a songbird with raptor tendencies! And then what comprehensive list of birds would be complete without a Red-eyed Vireo? What a catalog of observable birds! Amazing images and film, capturing significant behaviors,excellent audio and informative captions. A tour de force of birding videography!
Thoroughly enjoyed, get outside and experience these birds and others comforts that nature provides for free. Grew up in New England woods and settled in the inland hills of San Diego; now in Arizona mountains. So much enjoyment to see different pieces of nature just walking in the woods.
Thank you for naming the birds onscreen. Also identifying their calls. I'm enjoying all these birds. I've seen lots at my backyard feeders. Thank you for great videos!
Oooo, I just found your channel! I so enjoyed seeing all these beautiful creatures up close and learning how to identify them. Exactly what I needed this morning. Thanks.🤗
I absolutely love doves. They are the sweetest birds ever. So gentle and delicate. Amazing work on this video. How lucky you are to have all these pretty birdies near your home.
@@mikejason4557 We are doing well here. Trying to withstand the current confinement restrictions. New curfew went into effect this week, everyone home and tucked in by 6pm. They moved it down from 8pm. At least we can still go shopping where we want. That's better than in the spring, when we couldn't go anywhere but the store closest to you.
I have tried to learn to identify birdsong for years. I've tried CD's and apps to no avail. I'm convinced that if I watch this a few more times I will finally be "backyard bird literate". Thank you for making and posting this beautiful video.
@@MyBackyardBirding all your footage is magnificent! I share in your passion for birds, sadly I too witnessed a cooper's hawk in my yard taking down a pigeon, and starling, it indeed broke my heart, but realized scenes such as this is all part of nature. Hope you are staying well. A fan from northern Ontario Canada.
@@orianafisher3960 Awh !! So sorry!! I’ve had the same issue with Hawks coming into our yard and getting red birds & doves!! It upset me so bad, and my husband reminded me that it was part of Nature!!💙
Great video, I grew up having bird feeders at home and especially at my Grandparents so there are alot of good memories involving birds. Just put up feeders of my own this winter and have already seen lots of these old friends visiting our yard.. thank you.
Yay! I think I have finally identified the bird I love to hear but have never seen ~ a house wren. I'll be listening for them as I stroll around the neighborhood
I thoroughly enjoyed the help in identifying these birds! While I watched, both my cats heard the sounds and jumped on the TV stand. They LOVED it!! Thanks for all your work on these videos!
I happened to see a mockingbird in flight today. It was a medium gray and there was a perfect white bar on each wing. Beautiful creature! Bird watchers find joy in small things.
It is such a joy to wake up to the Symphony of bird songs every day. I just lay in my bed and listen. A lot of trees in my yard as well as a bird feeder. Informative video. Thank you!
I love watching the birds at my feeding station with my cat and studying their little quirks and how they feed and what they like! I’m always testing my knowledge on them and sometimes I can’t quite decide what they are, thank you for this video!
This is undoubtedly the most informative & comprehensive birding video I’ve seen to date , you now have another subscriber , Thankyou for sharing & May God Bless
I love this video because I love to watch birds. Birds have to be my favorite animals of all time because they’re so entertaining, beautiful, and make the prettiest sounds of all time. I couldn’t even begin to imagine life without birds. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video! ❤️🙂
Growing up in New York but my family is from Massachusetts Chickadee’s have a special place in my ❤️. My first tattoo is a chickadee in memory of my mom who died of cancer.
Thank you for giving me a chance to relive my woodland and northern Wisconsin bird life. I came upon the video accidentally and loved every moment. I kept looking for the next bird. I knew most of them by sight and sound. Thank you and thank God for them. The details you pointed out are an added plus to their beauty and sounds. I love birds!
I have a pair of wrens who set up housekeeping in my tea pot, turned planter. They are VERY vocal. I did not not know what they were, until your video. Thank you.
Love this video! This year I begin watching my backyard birds in earnest, trying to learn their names and calls, putting in bird boxes and feeding stations around my new house.
Thank you! I have a bird book but this video is well put together. I was watching a woodpecker and three squirrels this morning and heard a bird I haven't heard in a while. This video helped out!
Thanks I was able to identify a new bird, new to me, the Eastern Towee . Idenfied by song, but not by sight. I'll keep a lookout. It's a real joy to connect the song with the visual description.
My cat and I really enjoyed this video. I got to identify birds coming to my feeders. I love the chickadees they are so friendly they do not fly away when I go outside and could care less if I am near feeder.
Thank you for sharing all those lovely birdy videos.Its so nice to see something so nice especially these days.Iam not a fan of POP, except the Ospray, Vultures, and Owls .I do like them.Yrs ago , one of my good friends had a super sweet little Quaker parrot .Somehow he got out of her apartment window.She saw a hawk grab it in midair and take it away.She wound up in a psy.hosp. for several mos. then moved away.It broke my heart 💜 as iam an indoor/outdoor dieheart birdy lover.I have an African Grey Parrot.I used to feed the backyard birds when i had my home , but i just learned more here now, then i did when feeding my backyard friends. TY again!!!!
WOWEEEE!! What beautiful birds!!! Where IS this? In 🇨🇦 the prettiest bird we have is the bluejay. How can anyone on this platform give a thumbs down to this??? The bird all’s are incredible to hear as well!
This is the most informative bird videos I have watched. The close up shots are amazing. I just became a subscriber and will be watching your other videos.
I am always hopeful when I read the comments, that some people appreciate the work of others when it comes to the sight and sounds of birds...back in the day, we used to wish that such things were available for our clients that were not able to appreciate some of the small wonders! We have so many beautiful birds right here in our own backyards, bird sounds, that just become second nature to us that many do not appreciate. If we would only listen, and appreciate the small things that could give us inner joy! Working in social services, I worked with a lot of people that felt that the world owed them...they were bitter and felt that Joe should buy them a cup of coffee, but they would never buy Joe a cup...I would say, "just sit back and enjoy"! Stay calm and enjoy! Thank you for this video!
Thank you for the wonderful relaxing reminder of the beautiful world around us and the wonderful sounding colorful birds so much to be thankful for in this life
Love love love all these birds💚💚💚, they are beautiful and I love to hear them talk and sing, especially in the very early mornings and at dusk. God's creation is so awesome!!!👍👍
I have only seen a Painted Bunting once in my life, in El Paso, TX....back in the early 80's! I also saw a single Male Cardinal among a group of pyrrhuloxia in La Mesa, NM in 2011. Amazing!
I had to laugh when you said that wrens "accept small nest boxes." My late father found a wren nesting in his work shed -- in a box of *nails*! She came back every year. Thanks for the memory!
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My cat loved your videos. He got really sick and could no longer sit in the window to watch real birds. We watched a whole bunch of your videos together the night before he died, and I could tell how engaged he was, even though he didn't have much strength. Thanks for helping me create some last little pleasures for him.
So very sorry for your lost, I lost two last year. Still heartbroken,
@@camillabarnes6678 Thank you so much, Camilla. Luckily I have a few more to spoil and love. I'm sorry to hear you're grieving though. Maybe time for a new kitty?
breaks my heart to hear of anyone losing their pets, god bless, hope your heart mends soon
Very sorry for your loss...
A no yo good coment do to y oír Cat I am a Cat lover too, and last year.my oldest one pass to thanks for chare.it
I live in Europe, and most of these species look so exotic for me. Amazing to think that these appear near everyone's houses every day
We in the US feel the same observing the Birds of Europe.
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The U S is very big , not all these birds live in the same areas , so nobody has ALL these birds in their yards .
I live in Eastern KY and am an avid birdwatcher..We have a large feeding station out back and really enjoy watching them, especially in the winter months..Your video is wonderful!! I work from home and listen to your videos while working, just so soothing!
It’s funny I’ve been to a couple European countries and I’ve always said the same.
Collecting all this "footage" must have been a labor of love. Well done!
Yes it was! Thanks. BB
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The black capped chikadee is a very friendly bird. If you talk to them often when fillingthe feeders, they will come nearby and chatter at you like a conversation.
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Im so trying that today ❤😂
They really are so sweet. I’ve been able to be a Disney Princess a few times when they’ve hopped on my hand 😂
The best bird video ever! When I was younger I didn't care. Now that I'm older I've realized how we take birds totally for granted; we shouldn't. Thank you for this excellent work.
That's so true... although I always loved nature, it's only now in my 40s that I really want to learn individual birds and their calls and songs ❤️
Same! I truly didn't like birds at all in my younger years but in the past few years (I'm 43) I have started feeding them and realized how incredible they really are.
Hello Lyria how are you doing today.
@@melissageiger71 Hello Melissa how are you doing today
I literally was thinking that yesterday!
It's so nice to just hear the birds & nobody talking - so relaxing. 🧘♀️
Hello Dianne how are you doing today.
ISN’T it the TRUTH!!! Just the birds! Thank You!!
SO True! 👍❤️
Wow, how great this video showed up on my iPad! My mother has dementia and she loves to watch it. A bird-watcher for many decades. Thank you for all your hard work!
Thanks, glad to hear you are enjoying it. BB
@MyBackyardBirding Remember Dinky and Boomer from The Fox and the Hound? Dinky just HAS to be a Winter Wren!
When I need a mental break I come here and this channel.
Thank you so much for this video! Over the past several years, I've become legally blind and can no longer see birds at almost any distance past a few feet. As a result, I've been striving to learn their calls so I will know which birds are around my area. This video greatly helped me see, up close, what they look and sound like. Very helpful!
You are so welcome! The clear window feeders with suction cups are wonderful to watch and you can get nice and close. BB
So sorry to hear about your eyesight failing..
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This it over whelming and beautiful to hear. I love it ❤️
I'm a British birdwatcher and I've never seen any of these birds. Thank you for sharing these with me. Beautiful. :-)
There all over the north america
Do you like European Starlings? I've heard they aren't hated in the UK. They sure are in US. Personally, I love them. And am constantly defending them.
Thank you for the enormous amount of work that went into this video. I can only imagine the amount of time, patience, and devotion it took to find each of these birds for us. I live in southern Arizona, and although we have our share of interesting birds, I find I have missed the Robins the most. Thanks again. This was an enormous undertaking. It is much appreciated.
Thank you so very much… As an old retired nurse I now have time to enjoy the nature around me.
Hello Karen how are you doing today.
Mourning doves hang out on feeder and pig out, intimidating other birds
Limpkin?
Thank you for this lovely video I live far away in India I will never get to see and hear such lovely birds it is amazing to see all of God's beautiful creations, thanks for sharing
In the past two or three months I've been watching a lot of birding videos mostly because of my cat. So I've watched many videos from many different channels but I will say without a doubt, undisputed your videos and your channel are the best! They are the cream of the crop! I've seen your video by the way over a year ago which I thought was the most interesting video on birds I'd ever seen which was the birds bathing in a little mountain stream like or Forest Stream I forget the exact name of it but it was very very much viewed by your viewers. And in this video when it got to the part of the Cardinals which are my favorite backyard birds by the way feeding their young that's when I hit the subscribe button! Not only that I love how you name the birds because that kind of information is pretty rare and you do it on screen which is much better than just listing them like some others do. Thank you for these wonderful videos and all of the work that you do! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️ Just noticed my second comment from 2 years ago below. That's absolute proof that I love your work!😁
Thank you so much and welcome to the Backyard! BB
Thanks 🌴 I was able to identify a new bird, new to me, the Eastern Towee 😀. Idenfied by song, but not by sight. I'll keep a lookout. It's a real joy to connect the song with the visual description.
I’ve nicknamed the little floor scratching dance the towhee does along the tree line as the Towhee Two Step.
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The little wrens are so stinkin' cute.
❤Was just watching them outside my window, saying same thing to myself, I love how quiet/stealth they are & their beautiful song.
Donna Walker it's snowing out and a wren posted up in our suet feeder because it has a little roof haha one of my favorite species!
I know this is old, but I love how the winter wren bounces when it chirps
@@danicafugit2697 OMG yes its so cute lol
I have wrens that feed baby mockingbirds and the ppatents allow it.
Playing this through the window to the local birds...thanks from Canberra Australia. I miss camping in America and remember seeing so many of these birds.
My cat and the local birds here are so confused 🤣
It is dawn here in Spring and watching them come over to the window to check out competition that they have never heard is pure GOLD!
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
The past few years I have missed seeing these lovely creatures and missing their voices as well. You have brought back these delights in one hour of watching. I cannot believe how many I have forgotten. I join in the sorrow of losing so many in such a short time. At ninety years of age I must admit MY younger years I spent time watching the different breeds wherever I was at the time but most times as they were plentiful I would take them for granted and listen only to their happy songs. I have always tried in more recent years to put food and water out for them without guidance from anyone as I never met any bird watchers.I hope to stay around and enjoy what you observe and hear and if I find ways to help I will. A difficult chore as most people around me try to kill anything that they think is harmful to their way of life particularly the farmers.
This video is a real treasure !
Love this, I never know what kind they are, it would be nice to know, all their names instead of just posting a few on the site. Thanks for such gr8 video.
The tufted titmouse has to be my favorite backyard bird. They’re so fearless! I can sit on the deck and they’ll land and eat less than a foot away from me. Such friendly little birds. And they’re always hopping! This video helps so much with identifying bird sounds, thanks!
So far best video . Finally a video that not only shows each species, what they look like and distinction but tells you which species it is . Many videos only show you the birds but do not inform you which bird it is, which helps people like me new to birding and learning how to tell them apart. THANK YOU
Hello Keith how are you doing today.
Amazing and I play it on my back patio to attract my own feathered friend’s attention!! They come to my feeders and I photographed them... sooo... THANK YOU 😊 for making and sharing such fantastic gifts for us bird lovers!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, this is excellent! It's one of the best bird videos I've seen. There's a lot of incredible footage. I love hearing all the bird sounds and I like the useful information you added. It's nice to see all the Eastern U.S. birds since I'm on the West Coast. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in a skyrise condo downtown and this is really making me miss growing up in the suburbs. I loved waking up to the birds singing in my backyard.
i live in Australis Ally and the bird life in our back and front yards is awesome, we are so lucky down here I wish you could be a part of it
If you have a balcony, you could put out a bird feeder. Otherwise you will have to go to local parks to encounter birds.
My mother would appreciate seeing/hearing this. She fed the birds in her backyard in Maine until she realized she was spending way too much money for a retired person. Her 50lb. bucket of food just disappeared too fast. Glad you are able to do this.
My mother fed birds her whole life,I rember her telling me that a certain hummingbird would always come to her feeder ,I doubt it was the same one but maybe of the same type but why ruin her fantasy with facts
Yes it can get quite expensive. However, when I stop feeding them I miss them!
I feed all of my birds in my back yard,mostly inn the winter months,EVERY single morning I go out around 7am , they are all waiting for me,n even tweet my whistle😃 so sweet... I love my backyard , it's full of Carolinas best species. I give nuts to the squirrels,so the littlest birds can eat without those big squirrels being pigs. All sorts of beautiful birds,redheaded wood peckers,robins,cardinals,wrens,blue jays, pine sisken,nuthatches,chicadees, so many varieties!! Fun to watch. I also have a fox,deer n a ground hog...love nature!
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I live in NC and have recently taken an interest in birds, I installed a feeder outside my kitchen window, had to get a seed catcher because I didn't realize birds could be so picky about birdseed, and so messy! I'll have to try some hulled birdseed. Lately the squirrels have been a nuisance, sent away for a squirrel baffle to keep them away, hope it works. But I love watching the birds at my feeder--cardinals, titmice and chickadees predominate, followed by house finches, goldfinches, bluebirds, little brown birds I can't identify--possibly Carolina wrens--and a red-bellied woodpecker (I call him Woody) drops by once in a while, causing the other birds to scatter. Woody just pecks away, flinging the seeds he doesn't like over his shoulder. The titmice & chickadees fly up, grab something they like, then fly away to it eat. The cardinals & brown birds hang around. I especially love the cardinals, they're so colorful. I hear robins & blue jays nearby, but I never see them & they never come by the feeder. I never thought I'd see the day when I'd be interested in identifying birds by sight & sound, but it's really fun!
@@wendywoo2180 the same here!! When I was younger I thought bird watchers were Nerds!! Haha!! But we have a bird sanctuary in our back yard!! We have cardinals, mourning doves, House Wrens, titmice , black cap chic-a-Dee’s ,yellow finches, black birds, sometimes a brown thrasher, and some times a Blue Jay & also I know there are more but can’t remember at this time!! We have been doing this for about5 yrs! And still learning everyday !!
We also have raccoons, opossums, ground squirrels , big squirrels , chipmunks , and other things that come into our back yard at night!! We enjoy so much!’❤️
This is one of the best videos on identifying birds I've seen. Outstanding!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
Loved this! Since the shutdown of covid...I have throughly enjoyed watching the birds, deer, chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits...we now keep them fed 🐿🦌🐇🐦🕊❤
Hello Diana how are you doing today.
This Guy earned his You Tube Money Nature doesn’t always cooperate this was a time investment Thanks
It sure was!!
We have many feeders in our kitchen window, in the mornings we sit have our coffee and watch these little birds. They are truly delightful 😊
Why would anyone give thumbs down. Very difficult to photograph birds, yet record them. Very nice video. Thank you
You guys are so lucky. We don't get any of those beautiful birds in UK. I didn't know there were so many 'garden" birds. They're beautiful. Thank you for putting them on here.
I listened to mourning doves for years on end, never knowing the bird.
We heard it when we went camping, especially. Walks to the bathroom in the mourning, it’s comfortably cool, and you hear that dove’s call.
My sister asked me about the call a couple months ago, but she couldn’t mimic it. We listened for about 20 minutes before we heard it and she told me “That one. Remember it?” and it brought back every memory.
I spent the next two hours that morning, trying to find what bird it was. A sound I hardly ever noticed, and now it catches my full attention.
Turns out, a lot of them live in and around the very small city in which I attend school.
So I’ll be in spanish, and the windows are open, I’ll hear it call
Surely you have birds though
People come over my house and say wow!!! Listen to all those birds, and I say yeah it ain’t cheap..... but worth every penny.
Thank you for this. I felt like I was bird watching myself while viewing this video. I have most of these birds visit my yard. Great info!
Omg! The way this is organized and put together just makes It so easy. Ive been looking for a video like this for years
Agreed this is remarkable 👏
I watched this standing in my kitchen, the time flew by, suddenly it was over! I loved that you closed with that precious dance. And thank you for the kind word regarding vultures, I think they are beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
Thanks. Our wild birds are dying for many reasons. Your video helps those who love birds and by playing the video bird songs most likely helps our feathered friends to survive. Bless you and keep them singing!
This photography and bird sound capture is outstanding!
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How are you doing?
Hello Dodi how are you doing today.
Hello Dodi , nice to meet you so pretty lady
Home sick with Covid. Just watched your amazing video so I can brush up on some backyard birds. Got my binoculars ready. What’s great about your video is that you can’t just watch it once. This is a keeper. I will need to check and reference in the the future for sure.
All birds have something spectacular about them, but I think the Wood Thrush 11:05 has to have the most beautiful song! That is my favorite part of sitting on my deck in spring and summer. That song has such a positive effect on my mood!
Yes, the wood thrush is my summer favorite - singing for hours on end. BB
This is so very nostalgic for me. I go up to Ohio to see my grandparents and I get woke up by 10 distinct birds. It’s a small yellow one with some black crows and the northern cardinal ( that’s my favorite bird ) and I I get woke up at like 6:00am so I just sit up and listen for 20 minutes and then I go downstairs and talk with my mom and grandparents it’s so nice and I love every moment. I only get to go 1 time per year but boy do I love it. We go out side and my grandpa make a cheese board. And we sit out side and just relax and listen to birds. It’s so relaxing and beautiful it’s so green and going to giant eagle is always fun haha 😂
Thank you for taking the time for this video is the most beautiful, even I knew very few, I kept on watching. Thank you again .
You are so welcome! BB
Hi guys from the Czech Republic. Visiting my family in Canada we watch some of these awesome birdies. What a beautifull nature paradise there.
Hello Evelina how are you doing today.
This is a wonderful video. Thank you. We live in Central Florida & it's the coldest one I remember in 50 years. Our feeders are up & the little birds are more entertaining than most TV shows.
That is awesome! BB
I am not a birder, but it seems like an enjoyable hobby. I love watching them and listening to their calls and chatter. This is an amazing video, phenomenally recorded and edited. Putting the names of the birds and variations was a very educational experience for me. Thank you!!
Thank you! BB
My wife absolutely loves birds she photos them all the time we have alot of different birds in our yard every day.
Great video and very informative
This is absolutely positively the BEST video on identifying the bird, it’s vocals & detailed info that came with it! Oh My Goodness! To whom spent the time & energy making this video, putting it ALL together, then adding your extra touch, oh my goodness! Most Excellent!!! Job Very Well Done! Thank You! Perfection!
New to the beautiful world of birding , this video is definitely One of - if not THE best bird id presentations I’ve yet to lay eyes on ! You covered many that I’ve never heard of .
Glad you enjoyed it! And Welcome to the Backyard. You might enjoy another bird movie: ruclips.net/video/MM4duaFzE88/видео.html
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Good grief! What an awesome compilation... must have taken considerable time.... you captured the wood thrush!! So impressed👍💕
Thanks - yes I've only seen a wood thrush once in person. This is the time of year you hear them.
My morning ritual is waiting for them and marveling on their sound and beauty! Best therapy.
The Black-capped Chickadee is one of my favorite flying dinosaurs!-their curiosity, exuberance, and optimism-they’re brave yet sensible birds! And how you captured the vocal virtuosity of snowbirds-Black-eyed Juncos are a seasonal favorite of many a bird watching New Englander. Blue Jays are confident and bold, intelligent Corvids. Titmice, charming cousins of the popular Chickadees we know and love. Always dapper, Cedar Waxwings, their high-pitched trilling and wispy whistles a welcome ear-full of avian chatter. All the beautiful, lyrical songs of so many wonderful wrens! Delightful images of flycatchers, great and small, and other insectivores, adorable Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and distinctive Northern Parulas, a diversity of finches. Pointy, upside-down Nuthatches! Hummingbirds, the most ethereal of theropods! Rose-breasted Grossbeaks, Eastern Bluebirds, Eastern Towhees, Wood Thrushes, American Robins, Northern Cardinals, Painted Buntings, Indigo Buntings, and more Blue Jays vocalizing loudly, mockingly, triumphantly, imitating hawk calls! American crows and Fish Crows cawing, Common Ravens hunting, Mourning Dove cooing mournfully, Eurasian Collared Doves feeding, Northern Mockingbird mimicking the calls of other birds, Catbirds meowing, Brown Thrashers training for peanuts! Pileated Woodpeckers, Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, Downy Woodpeckers, Yellow-shafted Northern Flickers, and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers drumming, nesting, and fledging! Yellow-throated Warblers, Yellow-rumped Warblers, Chestnut-sided Warblers, Eastern and Western Palm Warblers foraging, perching, and warbling! Song Sparrows, Savannah Sparrows, Chipping Sparrows, and Henslow’s Sparrow, Field Sparrow, e’en the intrusive House Sparrow chipping, chirping, and singing! Daytime birds of prey: Red-shouldered Hawk, Cooper’s Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, Swainson’s Hawk, Broad-winged Hawk, American Kestrel (Sparrow Hawk), Osprey (Fish Hawk), Bald Eagle, and Swallow-tailed Kite, gliding and soaring! Black Vultures, pausing and purveying, and Sun-bathing Turkey Vultures! Nocturnal Owls and Nightjars: Chuck Will’s Widow, Great Horned Owl, Barred Owl, Eastern Screech Owl, rotating, trilling, and whinnying! Icterids: Eastern and Western Meadowlarks, Red-winged Blackbirds, Grackles, and Brown-headed Cowbirds, Great-tailed, Boat-tailed, and Common Grackles calling, displaying, displacing, ever migrating! And finally the Loggerhead Shrike a songbird with raptor tendencies! And then what comprehensive list of birds would be complete without a Red-eyed Vireo? What a catalog of observable birds! Amazing images and film, capturing significant behaviors,excellent audio and informative captions. A tour de force of birding videography!
Thanks Don, I pinned your excellent commentary!
All beautiful song birds. I everyday enjoying. Thanks.
@@bigred6486 wow that is anazing
...and some of them taste pretty good too,if prepared correctly,of course....:>)
Wow! One day I hope I know half as much as you do ! Great commentary!
Thoroughly enjoyed, get outside and experience these birds and others comforts that nature provides for free. Grew up in New England woods and settled in the inland hills of San Diego; now in Arizona mountains. So much enjoyment to see different pieces of nature just walking in the woods.
Very enjoyable video and placing the bird’s call with photo image and information was a nice bonus.
Glad you enjoyed it
Your editing skills are superb! I thoroughly enjoyed watching these birds during a never-ending lockdown out West. This really helps! 😍🌻🐦❤️
Thank you for naming the birds onscreen. Also identifying their calls.
I'm enjoying all these birds. I've seen lots at my backyard feeders. Thank you for great videos!
Thankyou for a wonderful video, calming and interesting, I will have to notice more where the beautiful sounds are coming from.
Oooo, I just found your channel! I so enjoyed seeing all these beautiful creatures up close and learning how to identify them. Exactly what I needed this morning. Thanks.🤗
Thanks and welcome to the Backyard!
I absolutely love doves. They are the sweetest birds ever. So gentle and delicate.
Amazing work on this video. How lucky you are to have all these pretty birdies near your home.
Thank you very much! BB
OMG!! This is SO awesome!!! I moved to France last year and I miss my birds. This really makes me smile and fills my heart! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
Hello Marie. How are you doing?
@@mikejason4557 We are doing well here. Trying to withstand the current confinement restrictions. New curfew went into effect this week, everyone home and tucked in by 6pm. They moved it down from 8pm. At least we can still go shopping where we want. That's better than in the spring, when we couldn't go anywhere but the store closest to you.
@@mwisemiu that's good to hear. Where are you from?
@@mikejason4557 Presently, I live in France.
I have tried to learn to identify birdsong for years. I've tried CD's and apps to no avail. I'm convinced that if I watch this a few more times I will finally be "backyard bird literate".
Thank you for making and posting this beautiful video.
Wonderful! Thanks for the feedback. Keep going! BB
Thank you posting this. I find it very relaxing during this isolating time. Sending light to you :)
You're most welcome!
@@MyBackyardBirding all your footage is magnificent! I share in your passion for birds, sadly I too witnessed a cooper's hawk in my yard taking down a pigeon, and starling, it indeed broke my heart, but realized scenes such as this is all part of nature. Hope you are staying well. A fan from northern Ontario Canada.
@@orianafisher3960 Awh !! So sorry!! I’ve had the same issue with Hawks coming into our yard and getting red birds & doves!! It upset me so bad, and my husband reminded me that it was part of Nature!!💙
Amazing bird dance ,I just saw the south American birds in their mating dancing. They are quite humorous & fun to watch.
Hello Peggy how are you doing today.
Great video, I grew up having bird feeders at home and especially at my Grandparents so there are alot of good memories involving birds. Just put up feeders of my own this winter and have already seen lots of these old friends visiting our yard.. thank you.
Not feeling well today, but this video has really brightened my day!
Hello Bonnie how are you doing today.
Yay! I think I have finally identified the bird I love to hear but have never seen ~ a house wren. I'll be listening for them as I stroll around the neighborhood
I thoroughly enjoyed the help in identifying these birds! While I watched, both my cats heard the sounds and jumped on the TV stand. They LOVED it!! Thanks for all your work on these videos!
Glad it helped! Good to hear from you. BB
I happened to see a mockingbird in flight today. It was a medium gray and there was a perfect white bar on each wing. Beautiful creature! Bird watchers find joy in small things.
It is such a joy to wake up to the Symphony of bird songs every day. I just lay in my bed and listen. A lot of trees in my yard as well as a bird feeder. Informative video. Thank you!
I love watching the birds at my feeding station with my cat and studying their little quirks and how they feed and what they like! I’m always testing my knowledge on them and sometimes I can’t quite decide what they are, thank you for this video!
This is undoubtedly the most informative & comprehensive birding video I’ve seen to date , you now have another subscriber , Thankyou for sharing & May God Bless
Me and my dog watched this together! His favorite is the meadowlark 😁. This is one of my favorite videos from you ❤❤❤👍
I love this video because I love to watch birds. Birds have to be my favorite animals of all time because they’re so entertaining, beautiful, and make the prettiest sounds of all time. I couldn’t even begin to imagine life without birds. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video! ❤️🙂
I totally agree! BB
Growing up in New York but my family is from Massachusetts Chickadee’s have a special place in my ❤️. My first tattoo is a chickadee in memory of my mom who died of cancer.
Thank you for giving me a chance to relive my woodland and northern Wisconsin bird life. I came upon the video accidentally and loved every moment. I kept looking for the next bird. I knew most of them by sight and sound. Thank you and thank God for them. The details you pointed out are an added plus to their beauty and sounds. I love birds!
Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome to the Backyard! BB
Thank you so much for posting these videos! I just love watching the birds and squirrels. Very relaxing and interesting !
Glad you enjoy it! BB
Oohh!!! What is Psalm 94? Would you mind putting it on here for me, please? I do not have a Bible book anymore. Thank you, in advance...
I have a pair of wrens who set up housekeeping in my tea pot, turned planter. They are VERY vocal. I did not not know what they were, until your video. Thank you.
I love the dark eyed Juncos. Little chubby penguins that sound like a toy laser gun 🔫 😂💚💙
Snow birds
Love this video! This year I begin watching my backyard birds in earnest, trying to learn their names and calls, putting in bird boxes and feeding stations around my new house.
Wow, just found your blog! Found a few answers I’ve been searching for. Thanks for watching and recording our feathered friends!
Glad it was helpful! BB
Thank you! I have a bird book but this video is well put together. I was watching a woodpecker and three squirrels this morning and heard a bird I haven't heard in a while. This video helped out!
Glad it was helpful! BB
Great video! Humming birds are my absolute favorite!
Thanks I was able to identify a new bird, new to me, the Eastern Towee . Idenfied by song, but not by sight. I'll keep a lookout. It's a real joy to connect the song with the visual description.
My cat and I really enjoyed this video. I got to identify birds coming to my feeders. I love the chickadees they are so friendly they do not fly away when I go outside and could care less if I am near feeder.
I always love seeing Juncos - their movement and colouring make the most amazing sights.
Thank you for sharing all those lovely birdy videos.Its so nice to see something so nice especially these days.Iam not a fan of POP, except the Ospray, Vultures, and Owls .I do like them.Yrs ago , one of my good friends had a super sweet little Quaker parrot .Somehow he got out of her apartment window.She saw a hawk grab it in midair and take it away.She wound up in a psy.hosp. for several mos. then moved away.It broke my heart 💜 as iam an indoor/outdoor dieheart birdy lover.I have an African Grey Parrot.I used to feed the backyard birds when i had my home , but i just learned more here now, then i did when feeding my backyard friends. TY again!!!!
Hello Barbara how are you doing today.
WOWEEEE!! What beautiful birds!!! Where IS this? In 🇨🇦 the prettiest bird we have is the bluejay.
How can anyone on this platform give a thumbs down to this???
The bird all’s are incredible to hear as well!
Hello Rhonda how are you doing today
This is the most informative bird videos I have watched. The close up shots are amazing. I just became a subscriber and will be watching your other videos.
Thanks, and welcome to the Backyard! BB
I'm outside near my bird feeders watching the woodpecker section. There's a cardinal listening, he's not afraid. How sweet is that.
I live in Arkansas and have most of these birds in my yard which sits at the edge of a large forest. Love feeding and watching them.
Love watching the birds in my backyard. Finally identified two Junko that have a nest in one of my bushes. They eat whats on the ground.
Hello Joan. How are you?
Hello Joan how are you doing today.
I am always hopeful when I read the comments, that some people appreciate the work of others when it comes to the sight and sounds of birds...back in the day, we used to wish that such things were available for our clients that were not able to appreciate some of the small wonders! We have so many beautiful birds right here in our own backyards, bird sounds, that just become second nature to us that many do not appreciate. If we would only listen, and appreciate the small things that could give us inner joy! Working in social services, I worked with a lot of people that felt that the world owed them...they were bitter and felt that Joe should buy them a cup of coffee, but they would never buy Joe a cup...I would say, "just sit back and enjoy"! Stay calm and enjoy! Thank you for this video!
Thanks for sharing your story! BB
thanks for this, my boyfriend and i love the birds, still learning to id all the little sweethearts. We have so many visiting our backyard feeders!
Wonderful!
Hello Annie how are you doing today.
thank you - must be very pleasing to see these birds in your backyard - be blsssed.
Thank you for the wonderful relaxing reminder of the beautiful world around us and the wonderful sounding colorful birds so much to be thankful for in this life
Love love love all these birds💚💚💚, they are beautiful and I love to hear them talk and sing, especially in the very early mornings and at dusk. God's creation is so awesome!!!👍👍
This is so helpful! I have just gotten into hanging feeders and I often hear the birds before I spot them. You have cleared up a few mysteries for me!
Glad it was helpful! BB
Have fun watching and feeding the birds. They will provide hours of entertainment throughout the year!
Thank you for this posting. The bird songs with the images are a great assistance. Come on Spring and all the Birds!!
Chickadees, Oregon Juncos, House Finches... Super Cute!
I have only seen a Painted Bunting once in my life, in El Paso, TX....back in the early 80's! I also saw a single Male Cardinal among a group of pyrrhuloxia in La Mesa, NM in 2011. Amazing!
Very helpful and well done video.
It helped me identified a couple that I hear but never see like the thrush.
Your hard work is appreciated.
Excellent !! Have seen most of the birds shown !! Indigo Bunting is a beauty...
Thanx so much.
I had to laugh when you said that wrens "accept small nest boxes." My late father found a wren nesting in his work shed -- in a box of *nails*! She came back every year. Thanks for the memory!