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This is actually Cassin’s Kingbird, the Western sounds quite different

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On additional observations it is a COHA, because the hawk has a waist, in other words, the tail is not an extension of the body. Nelson Briefer.

I love that zoom-out at the end to put the scene into perspective. The whole time, I thought I was watching a single Brewer’s blackbird foraging, on an urban patch of grass, maybe a park… but you zoomed out and it was surrounded! 🤩 Besides the gulls I see and obvious widgeons I hear, am I seeing some type of goose, as well? Emperor geese? Also, are those night-herons or some type of egret…? I can’t tell. Thanks again.

Cool pretty bird with pretty song!

This is so sick!!! Awesome detail on that blue belly. I get so excited seeing these guys in summer in my backyard.

I’ve heard it done better to be honest but I guess he tried his best

After putting up 3 bird feeders in the backyard, I have mocking birds, cardinals, and for the first time, these little ones have come. They're all just so happy with these feeders in the big magnolia trees, and they're actually great neighbors for us and with themselves. 🙂

Yes! This video proves harriers are what are flying over the fields around my place this spring in NW Oregon. The ones I’ve seen are very light underneath with black wing tips like the one at 3:15

Awesome and nice shark

Would you approve the use of a few seconds of this video for non-profit use? Nicely shot!

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This obnoxious little dude kept me up all night singing the song of his people. That got me on the trail of which birds sing at night and are resident in SoCal. Tada, the Northern Mockingbird, AKA the most annoying thing on Earth. Haha I kid, their song is beautiful, just wish they chose a better time of day.

Beautiful bird. Thank you for sharing.

i'm in socal I have desert cottontails running around my backyard, today I observed them playing this game of "bullfighting" one charges at the other one who jumps straight into the air and flips around mid-air to face another charge, simply adorable... had to look up what kind of rabbits we have here and these look exactly like mine, cheers from Escondido

I have my doubts that that hawk an accipiter was a Cooper’s Hawk. I’m leaning toward American Goshawk, with some strong reasoning. Nelson Briefer - NG Specialist. Anacortes, Wa.

Great comparison. Lot's of birders confuse these two species. I've been to this location. I can't remember though if it's the south end of San Diego Bay near Imperial Beach or the south end of San Francisco Bay. Or it could be Bolsa Chica. I know I've been here though.

The zone-tailed hawk is my favorite hawk.

A cutie 😊

This is the finest collection of Northern Harriers in flight, thank you. I work next to Minnehaha Creek, a tributary of the Mississippi near Minneapolis, Minnesota. Last week I saw an odd predatory bird in a dead tree a couple hundred meters away across some railroad tracks and their embankments. Something else was moving in a crotch higher up, to my surprise, a Piliiated Woodpecker flew out towards the cover of the nearby creek. A second Piliiated came flying in from another dead tree that was nearby, leading me to believe there is a nest in the tree. At this time the raptor kind of floated up from it's perch lower down, this is when I realized I was looking at a beautiful gold chested female with her dark wingtips. I was amazed and uncertain if the harrier had trapped the young in their nest, this is mid September I don't know when the young Piliiated fledge. As I watched, fretting for the baby woodpeckers the episode came the most ridiculous conclusion. From across the creek, way down the tracks, comes a squawking Bluejay! Flying in to chase the harrier away and down the creek to look for something a little more normal to eat. I feel super fortunate to live on the Mississippi Flyway. I have seen birds doing some of the weirdest most unexpected things, the intelligence and curiosity that I observe is matched only by their beauty.

I love the way they always flip their tail, such a cute and smart bird

Best bird ever.

We have just identified these birds nesting in our backyard in Torrance, California !

We lived in Artesia NM and when I played the video the cats got alerted they haven't heard any birds where we live now. 😢

I've seen these growing wild by a freeway near where I live in N. California. They get very big at least 5 feet tall with flowers at least 5 inches across. GORGEOUS!!!

They're very endearing. The thing I love most about summer is that they're everywhere here in L.A.

Beautiful & very interesting bird. Intelligent, whimsical, and fun to feed & watch. Thanks for posting.😊😊❤❤

Hi ho! I'm impressed. Electrifying i find it. Cool uploads! Very well. see you again

The canada goose and cackling goose are most closely related to each other and constitute the genus Melanoleucocephalus, where their scientific names are Melanoleucocephalus canadensis and Melanoleucocephalus hutchinsii respectively.

I just saw this and RIGHT WHEN I WAS GOING TI TAKE. A PICTURE MY BROTHERS BIG MOUTH STARTED SCREAMING AND A MILLLION OTHER ONES CAME OUT THE BUSHES AND RAN AWAY

I have one daily at my feeders

Beautiful footage, they're so cute. From a distance! haha

very nice cottage and audio, thanks!!!

The lizard king

Oh yes, Seaggies are such powerful sopranic callers...🤗 Sometimes it even sounds like they're laughing 😂

Nice film, dear friend. Great video and great bird. never seen and heard about this bird before.

Grackles like dipping their food in water before eating it.

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I live in San Diego and I see them all the time when traveling around town. 🦅

here in Texas they are everywhere, specially at HEB, Walmart parking lots and Gas stations they are puffy loud screamers and are the bullies of birds...I wonder how a small bird can be so loud!!!

Beautiful peacock they are fascinating to watch the colors are lovely they really are one of the most beautiful birds in the world, when they spread their feathers its a great display of beauty fully enjoyed my eyes were glued to the monitor nicely captured and filmed best wishes and many thanks for sharing 👌

Nicely captured skunk foraging they are amazing to watch in their natural habitat really like the close ups very enjoyable best wishes and many thanks for sharing 👌

I have had the blessing and privilege in life to rescue a few of these majestic creatures. My life will never be the same. Their rescues and what followed were the highlight of my entire life experience. I feel unworthy to have been given such an honor. Thank you for this beautiful film of these supreme spirit beings!!! 💥💕🌈

Great find and footage- sometimes they can be so hard to spot! Love these birds, hoping to see one this year. I hope you're doing well! 😊

You can see that its shape looks more like a songbird or a parrot than an eagle

The salmon is born in a freshwater river; then it swims to the sea and lives in saltwater. The mullet is born in a saltwater sea; then it swims to a freshwater river.

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Love watching grackle and starlings so fun. Especially in summer.

Where I live we have Red tail Hawks they are so beautiful in flight those murdering Crows are threatened by the Hawks presents