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2:28 so agreeable

Perfect timing. I'm heading to St. George tomorrow and I was hoping to find a good spot to bird. Thanks.

Quiz: looks a lot like a species I filmed in Europe last week 😊

I know there are hundreds in La Puente, west covina, orange county and LA too, but for the first time I saw 2 flying over my head here in the inland empire (woodcrest/orange crest). I was shock to have seen and heard the noise as they flew above me. I guess the population is really growing and they are now here in the inland empire too. 🦜🦜

really wish i have seen one i live in the range but with habitat loss they are really rare

Owls are alwayz cool, gr8 stuff young man😎 Mystery bird, Meadowlark

I came here from the dodo goshawk. I loved birds too.

Was that a Bluejay at the end? It didn’t seem blue because of the shade

2 days ago I went bird ringing for the first time. Such a cool to hold the birds and see them upclose. I got to hold Great tits, blue tits, Eurasian robin and blackap!

I originally thought maybe a jay, but I already read the comments!

I was in Utah this weekend. I went to Antelope Island like you suggested. I didn’t have a lot of time but I got a few birds. Avocet or black necked stilt on the causeway (I get those two confused), northern shoveler, northern harrier, and a few horned larks that did not want to be photographed.

Ngl, my first thought when I saw the title and thumbnail, I thought it was you who got the picture, haha! Fascinating stuff though!

Do I get a consultation mystery prize 🎁 for good try … 😅😁

Are you collaborating with Badgerland Birding?

Being a newer birder (at age 58), I seem to get lifers each time out! :)

Belted Kingfishers are the mob enforcers of the bird world.

Hi, again. Is it possible that the mystery bird’ is some kind of Starlings……..🧐🤔…..?

Good morning 🌅 to you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. Did you know that recent research suggest that the Belted Kingfisher should be divided into three subfamilies.

Northern Mockingbird

That was a northern mockingbird in the bushes. There are lots of those here in Alabama.

Great stuff as usual. Thanks for sharing

That Kingfisher at the beginning looked particularly savage! Always a privilege to see an owl. Cool birds as always!

Looks like a Mockingbird to me?

I’ll have to check it out when I’m out there next!

The Kingfisher was amazing. Been lucky enough to see one here in the UK👍

This looks like a younger one because I see some brown on it

My theory is that one day those 2 remote pockets of Gunnison sage-grouse in Utah will get split from Colorado's main population and it will be Utah's first true endemic and therefore most iconic!

We have White Pelicans in Minnesota, and they are abundant and wonderful here.

Wow that American Avocet is stunning! It's one of my dreams to see a Pied Avocet here in Sweden :D Someday...

Good afternoon, to you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. Today, for the first time in my life after so many decades living in HK, I saw and was able to take photos 📸as well as videos 📹of a BLACK-CAPPED KINGFISHER ! WOW ! A ‘LIFER’ for me ! 🤗

You have to include the California Gull. “Fun fact: In 1848, a plague of katydids was devouring the crops of Mormon settlers in Utah. California Gulls came to the rescue that spring, feeding on the katydids and saving the crops from complete destruction. In recognition, the California Gull was named the State Bird of Utah.” You can dump that Woodhouse’s Scrub Jay to make room. 😊

Good morning to you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. Hong Kong 🇭🇰 has quite a number of Cinerious Tit birds, but some websites state that these birds could be Japanese Tits instead, while others state that these Tit birds could be the Great Tits. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

Flammulated owl was picked up on my Merlin actually in Palomar, near San Diego. Do you think this is false?

Love the list and great video Jordan!! I would argue that either the Black Rosy Finch or the Gray-crowned Rosy Finch deserves a spot on the list. If forced to choose between the two I would lean towards the slightly rarer Black Rosy Finch. I know Tracy Aviary and other organizations partner to study them right here in Utah since we have a good population and they are one of the least studied birds in North America. As you are well aware, the Wasatch mountains, especially Little Cottonwood Canyon, are a reliable place to find them as they keep stocked feeders up at those high elevations.

Those were five good choices for the list.

just went a couple of days ago. highlights: Belted Kingfisher, Blue-Winged Teal, Loggerhead Shrike.

I didn’t see any red footed falcons yesterday in the Fochtloërveen however I did see my lifer water rail! Very elusive bird. It was wonderful I got up early and the sun was beautiful aswell

Owls are not so plentiful as I have never seen one anywhere near my area in the semi-rural areas of the New Territories of Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. If you GOOGLE search for owls 🦉 in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR, it will show you seven species of owls 🦉. I am sure that there will be more 🦉 owls in countries like Singapore 🇸🇬, Malaysia 🇲🇾, the Philippines 🇵🇭, and Indonesia 🇮🇩.

I live 10 miles west of Pasadena and the parrots are around every day. In the evening when they fly overhead you can't hear yourself think.

Those casual birding adventures are still my favorite. Always nice to be out in nature

Sometimes birding is just about getting the dopamine😂. Its great for mental health! Not so good for your sandals. Did you end up throwing your sandals away? Didnt you step in something on one of your trips?

I've only seen a brown thrasher, but the sage thrasher seems interesting.

Noice vid! I love the message. Birding for me just gets me in a better mindspace.

Good morning to you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. What is your favourite group of birds : salt-water shore birds, fresh water waders, raptors, passerine birds, marsh birds, nectar-feeding birds, brood-parasitic birds, ……..etc…..

I just saw my first American Coot here in Minnesota on Friday. Some other birders told me there was one around the corner, and there it was!

I see you finally invested in shoes! :)

Hey quick question: How do you film these birds without having the camera shake too much? The video quality on you videos are amazing!

Hey man. Yeah, loved the message here. Sometimes you just gotta get out there and bird away...take a step back, stop and smell the flowers. Good stuff as always. 👍