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!
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!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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.
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!
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!
EVERYONE SHOULD FEED THE WILD BIRDS IN UR YARD,ESPECIALLY IN THE WINTER TIME.THOSE BLACK SUNFLOWER SEEDS ,THE OIL INSIDE OF THIS SEED KEEPS THEIR BODIES,WARM AND THEY WON'T FREEZE N DIE,IT KEEPS THEM HAPPY N YOU TOO!! WATCHING ALL THE DIFFERENT SPECIES COME N EAT,DON'T YOU KNOW,THEY ARE THANKING YOU AND PLUS,YOU ARE KEEPING GOD'S,CREATURES ALIVE AS WELL.❤❤❤❤❤
I'm waiting for the songbirds to arrive at the feeder. Mostly just sparrows and ever-hungry squirrels (the latter less often as I feed them nuts at the back hoping to distract them).
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!!!👍👍
@@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.
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!
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!
Many of these birds are not in Ohio. Thank you so much for showing these great Birds. And thanks for all your hard work slowing down the videos so we can really see them clearly!
I glimpsed an American Goldfinch this morning. It was three feet away from my window. I didn't know what it was, I had never seen one. It was a male. That little tiny bird brought me here to your video. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Send the squirrels to me, I have numerous oak and hickory trees, I love those little critters. We used to have a lot of them but 2 hawks teamed up and thinned them down.
@@jennyross1263 I have so many squirrels. My house backs up to conservation land that is a full forest. It's hard to feed the birds because they raid the feeders. Despite woods full of oak trees! They even managed to figure out how to get to a feeder that I have attached to the middle of a window about 9 feet oof the ground!
I once had wrens make a nest in the pant leg of my jeans when they were drying on the clothesline. I just left them there until they raised their babies
Lmao so your saying that a bird made a nest in your pants how long were they hanging on line six months no bird madea nest in your pant leg unless they were out there more then 5 dayd
I love your video of close ups and identity of each species that deserve their gifts! When the winters are too long with those hostile frozen days that seem to disallow the hope of spring, the symphonic calls of our feathered friends come to meet my insides. All uniquely symphonic calls unified to enjoy my part of the universal life journey. The announcement of their overture reassures that our glorious earth will soon open up to another grand performance of spring. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I believe that I have 29 of the birds you showed in my yard and most at my feeders!!! I live in western New York in farm country. Now to get a closer look at the Sparrows and Wrens to decipher which is which! No matter, I love them all! Glad to see how many use nesting boxes, so I will be expanding my housing jin the Spring! Thank you again!
So appreciate this video. Am new to serious birding. The video with the birds in flight and in trees and moving is so helpful. This is much better than just a stationary picture when it comes to learning to identify birds and just a pleasure to watch. You now have another subscriber. Thanks!
Thanks. I think you have solved my issue with a mystery bird song, the wood thrush. And I didn’t know that some of the hawk screaming could be the blue jays
@@MyBackyardBirding Henslows are very uncommon/rare in my area. My best yard sparrow was a Fox Sparrow that spent about a week last winter hanging out with the usual flock of White throats and Juncos. I have found that all the Mimics love hot pepper suet, so that is an easy option to get into feeding birds. Your videos are great viewing for times when I can't get out and watch them myself, thanks for the great content.
Here’s a tip to discourage house sparrows: Research done at the University of Kentucky showed that house sparrows would not come to a feeder if they had to fly under a wire to get to it. You can rig this up above your feeder with a simple wire coat hanger (stretched into a circle and suspended above the feeder like a halo), then hang four weighted fishing lines from it placed opposite each other. (The lines don’t have to be much longer than the length of the feeder.) I tried this and it works! I attracted all the native birds I wanted with safflower seed in the feeder but the house sparrows wouldn’t fly under the wires. It was wonderful! This was in an urban neighborhood too.
Really good video. You have so many varieties of the same species in the USA. For example, in Britain we have only one type of wren, only one type of nuthatch and three types of woodpecker. Worth watching again.
Loved the video. For some reason that first clip of the pileated coming over the fence creeped me out. Something about it's size, the slow cresting of it's head and the aggressive stance just caught me off guard after twenty minutes of smaller birds
Wow! Eighty different backyard birds. I wish I had that many visiting my Long Island, New York yard. We don't even get the common goldfinch or tufted titmouse. But very nice video. I think I would rename the winter wren the bobbin bird.......
Great job on the video & it was not my intention to do do BUT the kingbird you identified @5:00 is the Tropical Kingbird. I have never seen before. Thanks for showing that one, used to live in Florida but never identified it.
At 17:22 what are those blue things on the feeding table? I live in northern Illinois and enjoyed feeding birds for many years. After the hummingbirds I think chickadees are my 2nd favorite. I once watched a ruby throated chase a chickadee around my maple tree. I laughed so hard! The only other hummer I've had here was a rufus. He was also seen (or one like him) in extreme southern WI not far from me. This bird chased and caught a yellow jacket!! I caught a photo of him sitting on a clothesline but it turned out blurry although some of his color can be seen. He was protecting a feeder hanging there. I gave many hummingbirds showers too. One Spring, I think it may have been in the 90s, there was bad flooding on the Mississippi Ri.. I had LOTS of warblers, birds I had never seen before. It was an amazing Spring to say the least. I had to go out and buy a book, Warblers of the Americas, to try to identify them! I think they may be the hardest to identify, at least for me they are. We had put in 2 very small ponds and the birds were really drawn to the shallow one. I set up the camera on a tripod and sat in a chair. The one bird that stands out in my mind' eye was the scarlet tanager who took advantage of the small fountain. I'm not able to get outside as I once was and my eyesight is getting bad but I can identify most birds here by their song and know when a hummingbird is around by their wing beats. I love the song of thrushes which appear to 'throw' it and make you think the bird is in one place when it's in another. I worry about them because we have cats and fox here. I have a photo of 3 rose-breasted grosbeaks at a feeder. When they flew away they looked like flying checkerboards LOL. Another pretty sight was goldfinches and indigo buntings at the thistle feeder. I do miss being able to feed and plant for the birds but I'm certain there are others out there who have or will take up this 'work' of love and learn about the birds around them. Please use only sugar water in hummingbird feeders and keep them clean. If you don't have many you don't need to fill them all the way up. I used to have a website but I know a lady in southern California who has given instructions for care. She has thousands of hummingbirds! Here's a link to to their page. You may want to subscribe. I did and love watching all her tips and tricks. ruclips.net/video/HNEmja72Ixs/видео.html
My experience with a crow was surprising. I had one who stayed in muy spruce tree next o the house. It called out every day. I was if your THAT friendly, why ot fly down, and see if you like what you see. It did! i was so susprised!
There's a bird that hung outside of my bedroom window in a magnolia tree at my old apartment that would sing/call during the day and in the middle of the night, all four seasons. It was loud enough to bother me, but I found it odd that no matter what time of day or year I could hear it. I was curious what it was for the longest time. It sounds like a a dog's squeaky toy. Searching the internet for bird call videos got me nothing. One day at the school I work for, we had a bird expert come by and do a walkaround our campus pointing out the different songs to the students. I asked him about the bird I kept hearing and he wasn't sure so I decided to just give up. This video just appeared in my RUclips recommended list so I clicked on it. To my amazement I heard the song/call. The bird is an eastern phoebe! I can sleep well now knowing that. If I could give more than one thumbs up I would.
OH...i wish we had those beautiful Blue Jays and Cardinals...oh well...guess I can just watch your videos and pretend these awesome birds are here in our yard, Over the Edges of Boring OreGONE. and am still trying to entice the "murder of Crows" to my yard...set out cooked Spaghetti noodles for them...but, so far there's been no takers but will keep trying...maybe set out some colorful "blingy-Thingys" to attract them maybe? I enjoy drinking a cup of hot cocoa from my pink cup with a black crow, reads "Cute as a Button"...for sure...one of my favorite birds. We moved to Oregon over 40 yrs ago, we LOVE the Pacific NorthWET, can't stand Southern Calif, except i miss listening to the Mocking Birds all night sounds....there's NOTHING like gentle rain on warm nights, windows open, gentle breeze and the sound of a Mocking Birds melodious, all night song...WHY can't they come up our way during the summers?...and OH...there's growing number of flocks wild green parrots in S Calif...guess peoples birds , I share your info out on my bird videos, but I'm a small YT ch...
BTW...earlier in the spring, I had a pair of Downy Woodpeckers who kept having a HUGE battle...a few of our neighbors noticed the RUCKUS that continued on a few days. Guess they were seeking a good place to raise babies. I LOVE having a hanging Birch Log I had holes cut, filled with P'nut butter, have it hung right next to our window. in our smaller dinning room...they enjoy the nommies while we go right next to the window, paying no attention to us. hmmm
May attract some predators is an understatement! We have a huge feeding operation and hawks are not welcome. They are beautiful but I don’t appreciate to act of preying. Not by an animal or a human.
Where are you located if you don't mind me asking. I have never seen some of those birds. Are you saying that all these birds you have shown Frequent your area?? Great video.
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 ❤️
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!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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.
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 😊
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.
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 Guy earned his You Tube Money Nature doesn’t always cooperate this was a time investment Thanks
It sure was!!
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.
EVERYONE SHOULD FEED THE WILD BIRDS IN UR YARD,ESPECIALLY IN THE WINTER TIME.THOSE BLACK SUNFLOWER SEEDS ,THE OIL INSIDE OF THIS SEED KEEPS THEIR BODIES,WARM AND THEY WON'T FREEZE N DIE,IT KEEPS THEM HAPPY N YOU TOO!! WATCHING ALL THE DIFFERENT SPECIES COME N EAT,DON'T YOU KNOW,THEY ARE THANKING YOU AND PLUS,YOU ARE KEEPING GOD'S,CREATURES ALIVE AS WELL.❤❤❤❤❤
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I'm waiting for the songbirds to arrive at the feeder. Mostly just sparrows and ever-hungry squirrels (the latter less often as I feed them nuts at the back hoping to distract them).
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!!!👍👍
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.
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
Excellent video for bird identifying! Thank you for creating and posting such a terrific birding tutorial. I thoroughly enjoyed it! ❤
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
Many of these birds are not in Ohio. Thank you so much for showing these great Birds. And thanks for all your hard work slowing down the videos so we can really see them clearly!
I glimpsed an American Goldfinch this morning. It was three feet away from my window. I didn't know what it was, I had never seen one. It was a male.
That little tiny bird brought me here to your video. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
American Goldfinches are one of my favorites.
What an incredible variety that you have shown. Here in NC, I have quite a few of these come to my yard. The ongoing war with squirrels continues!
Send the squirrels to me, I have numerous oak and hickory trees, I love those little critters. We used to have a lot of them but 2 hawks teamed up and thinned them down.
@@jennyross1263 I have so many squirrels. My house backs up to conservation land that is a full forest. It's hard to feed the birds because they raid the feeders. Despite woods full of oak trees! They even managed to figure out how to get to a feeder that I have attached to the middle of a window about 9 feet oof the ground!
Awesome. Thanx to all who contributed
The Black-capped Chickadee is one of my Favorite Birds! They are very adorable. There song is cute...
Hello Jennifer how are you doing today.
Thank you so much ! This is so informative. You've helped me with identify issues I was having with a few back yard visitors. Happy birding !
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the Backyard. BB
Hello Valerie how are you doing today
This is wonderful, we have most of these birds in our yard. Add tufted Titmouse, brown creeper, pine siskins
Gorgeous bird collection !
Hello Michelle how are you doing today.
Cedar waxwings are covering my Savannah holly. Now. Been here about 2 weeks. Love to watch. Stripped the tree of berries
I once had wrens make a nest in the pant leg of my jeans when they were drying on the clothesline. I just left them there until they raised their babies
Lmao so your saying that a bird made a nest in your pants how long were they hanging on line six months no bird madea nest in your pant leg unless they were out there more then 5 dayd
@@donnalayfield6221 Yeah, they had started making the nest, so I left them on the line and let them build it and nest there.
I love your video of close ups and identity of each species that deserve their gifts! When the winters are too long with those hostile frozen days that seem to disallow the hope of spring, the symphonic calls of our feathered friends come to meet my insides. All uniquely symphonic calls unified to enjoy my part of the universal life journey. The announcement of their overture reassures that our glorious earth will soon open up to another grand performance of spring. Thank you!
I let this play on my back porch. I had all kinds of birds come in🤣
Lol
Gorgeous video. A bit of everything in the bird world! Thanks for posting.
Thank you. Figured out the wood Thrush call!
Bird as in nature life,we love this video to see when we want relaxing
BIRDS ARE THE FREAKING BEST CREATURES ON DE EARTH!!!! I LOVE THEM ALL!!!!!
This was very interesting, beautiful and informative- thanks for making this wonderful compilation of birds. 👍❤️🕊❤️
Omg this is wonderful. So incredibly helpful! Thanks so very much for all your hard work on this. (And I do know how much work it truly is!).
Hello 👋
I can't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down to this video.
You could have a video that saves the lives of a hundred children, and still someone would down vote it. There's just people out there like that.
Randi Rain yes
I love all my birds, I have chickadees, house sparrows, cardinals and juncos.💕💕💕💕
Such an array of birds in your birdwatching. I really enjoyed. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it. BB
Love them all, but was very excited to see Woody Woodpecker! Was hoping he'd be in there (pileated woodpecker)! 💜
Always exciting to see Woody! BB
I enjoyed every single minute of this video!
Hello Ranallo how are you doing today.
Thank you so much! I believe that I have 29 of the birds you showed in my yard and most at my feeders!!! I live in western New York in farm country. Now to get a closer look at the Sparrows and Wrens to decipher which is which! No matter, I love them all! Glad to see how many use nesting boxes, so I will be expanding my housing jin the Spring! Thank you again!
You are so welcome! Enjoy your birds! BB
So appreciate this video. Am new to serious birding. The video with the birds in flight and in trees and moving is so helpful. This is much better than just a stationary picture when it comes to learning to identify birds and just a pleasure to watch. You now have another subscriber. Thanks!
Thanks and welcome to the Backyard! BB
So Beautiful and Serene 💚
I live in SW Fla and feed the wildlife! I've seen a Roadrunner in my backyard!
Roadrunners were common in west Texas.... drought and rabies has had a very negative impact on the everything !
Me too, several times eating dead sparrow
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So happy I found your channel!
Appreciate the close ups and all the variety.
Looking forward to whatever you do...
Thanks and welcome to the Backyard! BB
My cat watched the video with me. We sit for hours at our window watching birds in the yard, too.
Wonderful video. I just identified a sparrow of which I have many. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome! Welcome to the Backyard. BB
Incredible and relaxing!! Thank you...some of the Beautiful birds I have never seen before!
Thanks, and welcome to the Backyard! BB
What an excellent compilation- my resident blue jays imitate our red shouldered neighbor, it was wild to see that same behavior here!!
Used to see and hear those birds before they cut down our woods and built a freeway.
Nice guide of Eastern US birds. Thank you. Very different to what we see.
Glad you enjoyed it.
@Tom Geldon our live stream is from our capital city, Pretoria, South Africa. Maybe you can get a chance to check it out some time. 😊
Wow! Literally the best video on RUclips!
Thank you so much for sharing 🙏☀️
Wow, thank you! BB
Thanks. I think you have solved my issue with a mystery bird song, the wood thrush. And I didn’t know that some of the hawk screaming could be the blue jays
Love your videos! They make me very happy and peaceful. Thanks for sharing!!💕💕
Good to hear that! BB
28:55 what you want to see in your yard
29:44 what you actually get to see in your yard
True - the dreaded House Sparrow!
@@MyBackyardBirding Henslows are very uncommon/rare in my area. My best yard sparrow was a Fox Sparrow that spent about a week last winter hanging out with the usual flock of White throats and Juncos.
I have found that all the Mimics love hot pepper suet, so that is an easy option to get into feeding birds.
Your videos are great viewing for times when I can't get out and watch them myself, thanks for the great content.
I somehow do not get house sparrows at my feeders.
Here’s a tip to discourage house sparrows: Research done at the University of Kentucky showed that house sparrows would not come to a feeder if they had to fly under a wire to get to it. You can rig this up above your feeder with a simple wire coat hanger (stretched into a circle and suspended above the feeder like a halo), then hang four weighted fishing lines from it placed opposite each other. (The lines don’t have to be much longer than the length of the feeder.) I tried this and it works! I attracted all the native birds I wanted with safflower seed in the feeder but the house sparrows wouldn’t fly under the wires. It was wonderful! This was in an urban neighborhood too.
@@CuyahogaWing nice! Thank you for sharing. Do you know if that works for Euro. Starlings also?
Excellent for newcomers. Thanks for a great effort.
You're very welcome! BB
Great video! I like how you Identify each bird with their sounds. Awesome learning tool for any birder.
My cat's eyes are glued to the screen! Thanks a bunch! 👀
Really good video. You have so many varieties of the same species in the USA. For example, in Britain we have only one type of wren, only one type of nuthatch and three types of woodpecker. Worth watching again.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. BB
I really enjoyed your video, it was informative and entertaining, just plain fun to watch.. Thanks for making this :)
Hello Daniele...
This is like Netflix for my cat! 😺📺
This video is incredibly informative, entertaining and useful. Thank you so much for making it..
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
Loved the video. For some reason that first clip of the pileated coming over the fence creeped me out. Something about it's size, the slow cresting of it's head and the aggressive stance just caught me off guard after twenty minutes of smaller birds
It was quite an entrance! BB
Wow! Eighty different backyard birds. I wish I had that many visiting my Long Island, New York yard. We don't even get the common goldfinch or tufted titmouse. But very nice video.
I think I would rename the winter wren the bobbin bird.......
I make peanut butter sandwiches and cut small cubes, all the birds love them, l can tell by the smiles on their faces.!!😋
Haha!!💙
So glad to find ur videos
37:03 Oof. Serious side-eye from the screech owl
Superb !! Love the basic info and interesting facts you provide on each bird.
Glad you liked it! BB
Love black hawks and turkey vultures
I get thrashers in my bird bath occasionally!
Great job on the video & it was not my intention to do do BUT the kingbird you identified @5:00 is the Tropical Kingbird. I have never seen before. Thanks for showing that one, used to live in Florida but never identified it.
Ahh it's a Western bird...nice
At 17:22 what are those blue things on the feeding table?
I live in northern Illinois and enjoyed feeding birds for many years.
After the hummingbirds I think chickadees are my 2nd favorite. I once watched a ruby throated chase a chickadee around my maple tree. I laughed so hard! The only other hummer I've had here was a rufus. He was also seen (or one like him) in extreme southern WI not far from me. This bird chased and caught a yellow jacket!! I caught a photo of him sitting on a clothesline but it turned out blurry although some of his color can be seen. He was protecting a feeder hanging there. I gave many hummingbirds showers too.
One Spring, I think it may have been in the 90s, there was bad flooding on the Mississippi Ri.. I had LOTS of warblers, birds I had never seen before. It was an amazing Spring to say the least. I had to go out and buy a book, Warblers of the Americas, to try to identify them! I think they may be the hardest to identify, at least for me they are.
We had put in 2 very small ponds and the birds were really drawn to the shallow one. I set up the camera on a tripod and sat in a chair. The one bird that stands out in my mind' eye was the scarlet tanager who took advantage of the small fountain.
I'm not able to get outside as I once was and my eyesight is getting bad but I can identify most birds here by their song and know when a hummingbird is around by their wing beats.
I love the song of thrushes which appear to 'throw' it and make you think the bird is in one place when it's in another. I worry about them because we have cats and fox here. I have a photo of 3 rose-breasted grosbeaks at a feeder. When they flew away they looked like flying checkerboards LOL. Another pretty sight was goldfinches and indigo buntings at the thistle feeder.
I do miss being able to feed and plant for the birds but I'm certain there are others out there who have or will take up this 'work' of love and learn about the birds around them. Please use only sugar water in hummingbird feeders and keep them clean. If you don't have many you don't need to fill them all the way up.
I used to have a website but I know a lady in southern California who has given instructions for care. She has thousands of hummingbirds! Here's a link to to their page. You may want to subscribe. I did and love watching all her tips and tricks.
ruclips.net/video/HNEmja72Ixs/видео.html
Welcome to the Backyard and thanks for your stories. The blue/green in the bird food are vitamins and nutrients in a special finch blend. BB
My experience with a crow was surprising. I had one who stayed in muy spruce tree next o the house. It called out every day. I was if your THAT friendly, why ot fly down, and see if you like what you see. It did! i was so susprised!
A big phat thumbs up.... great video. Birds are awesome.
Many thanks and welcome to the Backyard! BB
Amazing work.
"Super, with 80 #Birds identified, you have a thorough collection of #fowl." Margarita Carrillo
Wonderful! Thank you.
Nice natures creation birds
Birds are awesome!
I think we can all agree everyone in America has heard a mourning dove at least once
very love this bird
Amazing video thanks for all the hard work!
Hello Mary how are you doing today.
amazing. .in Indonesia this is called the wingko glatik bird
Thank you for videos.
The chickadees where i live fly out of the trees and land in my hand for food.
@MyBackyardBirding Thank you very much. Learned so much.
There's a bird that hung outside of my bedroom window in a magnolia tree at my old apartment that would sing/call during the day and in the middle of the night, all four seasons. It was loud enough to bother me, but I found it odd that no matter what time of day or year I could hear it. I was curious what it was for the longest time. It sounds like a a dog's squeaky toy. Searching the internet for bird call videos got me nothing. One day at the school I work for, we had a bird expert come by and do a walkaround our campus pointing out the different songs to the students. I asked him about the bird I kept hearing and he wasn't sure so I decided to just give up. This video just appeared in my RUclips recommended list so I clicked on it. To my amazement I heard the song/call. The bird is an eastern phoebe! I can sleep well now knowing that. If I could give more than one thumbs up I would.
That's a great story. Glad to help and welcome to the Backyard! BB
OH...i wish we had those beautiful Blue Jays and Cardinals...oh well...guess I can just watch your videos and pretend these awesome birds are here in our yard, Over the Edges of Boring OreGONE. and am still trying to entice the "murder of Crows" to my yard...set out cooked Spaghetti noodles for them...but, so far there's been no takers but will keep trying...maybe set out some colorful "blingy-Thingys" to attract them maybe?
I enjoy drinking a cup of hot cocoa from my pink cup with a black crow, reads "Cute as a Button"...for sure...one of my favorite birds.
We moved to Oregon over 40 yrs ago, we LOVE the Pacific NorthWET, can't stand Southern Calif, except i miss listening to the Mocking Birds all night sounds....there's NOTHING like gentle rain on warm nights, windows open, gentle breeze and the sound of a Mocking Birds melodious, all night song...WHY can't they come up our way during the summers?...and OH...there's growing number of flocks wild green parrots in S Calif...guess peoples birds , I share your info out on my bird videos, but I'm a small YT ch...
BTW...earlier in the spring, I had a pair of Downy Woodpeckers who kept having a HUGE battle...a few of our neighbors noticed the RUCKUS that continued on a few days. Guess they were seeking a good place to raise babies. I LOVE having a hanging Birch Log I had holes cut, filled with P'nut butter, have it hung right next to our window. in our smaller dinning room...they enjoy the nommies while we go right next to the window, paying no attention to us. hmmm
You did a great job on this video.
Thank you!
Thank you!
That first one is just psychotic, his brain must be going 10 thousand miles per second lol
Nice film!
Absolutely beautiful
Tremendous bird I d video. Well worth the ime to watch and learn.
very very good work congratulation .
May attract some predators is an understatement!
We have a huge feeding operation and hawks are not welcome. They are beautiful but I don’t appreciate to act of preying. Not by an animal or a human.
This is so cool. Thank you!!!
STUNNING!!!! SHARED.
Thank you so much!! BB
Thank you for your great vid and love how you indexed the video (is that the right word?) for the viewer's pleasure.
Where are you located if you don't mind me asking. I have never seen some of those birds. Are you saying that all these birds you have shown Frequent your area?? Great video.
Excellent video!! 🕊
Glad you enjoyed it! BB
Bravo! Very well done!
Thank you very much! BB
Thanks for posting this video and let’s all hope they discover what is killing some of our precious birds. We need to respect nature more!