CEAP birds - miscellaneous birds

This video consists of one segment of the CEAP Avian Training Video Series - a tool for CEAP technicians to improve their North American bird identification skills.This video is strictly for educational purposes. The photos within were not taken by myself and I do not claim them as my own. Moreover, the audio recordings are simply played from the Sibley Guide to Birds of North America iPhone app. This video is intended to serve as a guiding tool to those withing to learn common birds which occur within early-successional forest communities of the Northeastern U.S.
This video is meant as a supplement to your established bird ID study regime -this is not a replacement. If you have questions, please email me (D.J.) with further questions. Also remember that, while studying can go a long way toward learning birds, there exists no substitute for time in the field so get outside and observe birds as part of your field season preparation. Happy birding!

[@designsbybriana]

Your videos I found by accident but I'm SO glad I did. They were so helpful, from Hawks, Sparrows, Warblers and more. I can't thank you enough! You gave me confidence in the field where I was lacking. Again, thank you!

[@thegioimuonloai2505]

Good job

[@laurastovall2713]

Where is your email? Tks!

[@eclepticearth]

(a) Wingbeats Episode 1. Passerine topography. ruclips.net/video/2BGDFNvAeUc/видео.html
(b) Topography. Peterson Guides
ruclips.net/video/6CaWET90-6E/видео.html
I got a lot more out of the descriptions after learning how to describe them.
Happy birding
I found McNeill's email, but it is clear this offer was meant for the CEAP students, not the general public.

[@isaacstafford2501]

Hi