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What a cool find! Who knew such a thing existed 🤷🏼‍♀️

Thanks so much for sharing another wonderful video like always, what kind of camera you got this time?

That little Ross’s goose is adorable. Don’t think I’ve ever heard of a friendly swan before 😮 (due to past experiences, I much prefer to admire swans from a distance!).

Good Morning to both of you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR, Stu and Sarah, just wondering…….💭 🤔🤔is the Snow Goose 🪿 a JUVENILE as it still has some ‘rusty’ plumage …….? Lovely snow ⛄️ scenes and landscapes 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Woohoo! On seeing the Eider 👏

Wow, nice addition this Common Eider! I would be tempted to go see it myself if I just had a good car LOL

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Congrats on the lifer! I am hoping to see more ducks here in North Carolina during my big year we shall see. Thanks for another great video.

Looking forward to the Algonquin Park Video!

Congrats on your lifer and getting to 54! People can also support you by joining your membership!! 😊

Congratulations Stu and Sara on the new lifer. That's one I have yet to add. Also, wow on the Ross's goose, so pretty. Also needed lol. Take it easy.

Algonquin and you didn’t call me 🙄 lol I need to get up there soon, I always seem to buy my yearly pass in Algonquin Park. Is there a Squirrely photo on this year’s pass ??

An awesome video! So cool to see hybrid species in the wild, even if these birds don't count toward the challenge I am so excited for the extra videos!

It's always fun following along on your birding ventures, especially with your beautiful videography and in-depth knowledge.

That's a pretty good birding venture, I'd say, especially with so many new lifers. As you were counting only birds that you visually identified for your trip list, that's pretty good. You'll hear a lot more than you see, of course. That access road to the top end of Mizzy Lake trail is great for nighttime visits to the aptly named, Wolf Howl Pond. I've had success a few times there, albeit many years ago. It's an amazing experience to hear wolves returning call in the distance. Great video, as always.

Good morning 🌅 to you from Hong Kong SAR. It’s so fantastic for you to see hybrid goose, Canada/Snow Goose Hybrid ! 😳 Last week, I had three ‘LIFERS’ : (1) Common Sandpiper, (2) Green-tailed Treecreeper, and (3) a FEMALE Daurian Redstart. Though I had seen the MALE Daurian Redstart more than eight 8️⃣ years ago, this is my first time seeing the FEMALE. Incidentally, quite a lot of Japanese birders on their UA-cam channels have seen a lot of FEMALE Daurian Redstarts during this winter season, as well as the Common Kingfisher.

This was a nice and unexpected addition and as always I learned some things. Saw my first Common Goldeneye just the other day with some way in the distance photos, so I need to find some closer views. Thanks

Fantastic ! I’ve never seen a Barrows golden eye, Yet! I’m glad you are doing more videos, more for me to see. Birding from my couch lol. My husband and I usually travel to Algonquin every summer but this year we have a permanent trailer spot in Dwight, just outside the park! We are very excited to see what birds are there. In the fall we had a Canada jay come continuously to our picnic table, while we were sitting at it! Wonderful. Can’t wait to see more of your videos!

wow, that's very cool. Great sightings.

I guessed right off!! It wasn't hard, with it's white head. That would make it a Lifer, right?

The “air-braking” twisting in flight is called “whiffling” as I’m sure you know, but it’s such a fun word I thought I’d add it! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiffling

Hi, on the Barrows...did you ever concider Digiscoping? Its a method of using your cell phone with a spotting scope, and the appropriate mount. You are basically getting a pic of what you see throught the scope. I know people who use it for long distance ID pics, it might be something to concider. Love your vids! Keep up the great work...and wheres Sarah??

Good catch on both counts. I once found a hybrid mallard-American black duck near the mouth of the Humber River, but these hybrids are pretty rare. Still looking for a cackling goose whenever I see a flock of Canadas, but so far my luck is about like yours.

I visited this area last weekend, but I didn't find the hybrid (just a regular all-white snow goose).

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Nice spotting of that hybrid goose! I saw one last year as well, a snow Ross’s goose hybrid!

In Quebec, we used to identify the Barrow's Goldeneye by the ''piano keyboard'' on the wings. I guess that will be your next target for the 350 challenge?

What about the 350 bird challenge

Just amazing !! Boy what a journey to reach 298. The American pipit did not really disappoint you guys!! 😊

Congratulations on the Tufted Duck. I look forward to seeing the journey that the 350 bird challenge will bring!Birding has been really fun here in Minnesota lately. There have been quite a few owls coming out into the open to hunt. I even found my lifer Boreal Owl!

You're off to a great start. That Tufted Duck is a beauty.

Full marks to the YT algorithm for recommending your channel to me. Fantastic stuff. Good luck on reaching your 2025 birding goal. I'll be continuing to follow along on your avian adventures 🐦🦢🦉🦆

You guys should go back to Sax Zim Bog or the North Shore of Lake Superior. It is an owl irruption year with Multiple Great Gray Owls, Boreal Owls, and Northern Hawk Owls in the state right now. There are also spots north of the bog where you could get American three toed and black backed woodpeckers.

If you come back to Florida let us know! We were disappointed when you came to Ft. DeSoto and we didn't see you. We were actually there that day to see the Piratic Flycatcher, and super bummed we didn't run into you. Ft. DeSoto is a wonderful birding spot, but your first few times it helps to have a local to show you where the birds are. April is the best time of year to come, during migration. Ft. DeSoto was destroyed in the hurricane and is only just reopening now, but only part of it so far. It should be re-opened by spring though. We didn't hit our target last year either, which was 251 we got 230. It was still a good year though because we went to Newfoundland and saw puffins and the pink-footed goose! :) Looking forward to what you see this year. I think you need to go to the South West like Texas or Arizona. My whole family watches your videos and we love them and seeing your adventures! We can't wait to see where you get to this year.

Great start to the year ... Good luck and look forward to following.

Good luck with your new challenge! Have you thought about posting your travel plans in advance so we might be ale to help you? I didn't know you were headed to Sax Zim until after the fact. I live just west of there and could have gotten you pine grosbeak, ruffed grouse, bohemian waxwing and sharptail grouse.

Can’t help but feel excited about your new journey and where it takes you. Living all these wonderful experiences thru your videos has been a pleasure. Cranberry marsh happens to be my 8 yr old’s most favourite birding spot to feed chickadees, we’ve been wanting to visit it in the new year. Shrike is such a strikingly gorgeous bird, congrats on the tufted duck. Best wishes for 350 🙌

Wonderful! I'll be watching!

Great video. Like across the multiverse with backyard aviary

I look forward to following along on your 350 bird challenge!

Yay! Gl with this new challenge guys :)

Good luck guys. i always look forward to your videos. Cheers Mike

So very pleased to hear that there will be a challenge this year and excited at the possibilities you have for adventure. I look forward to following this years journey 🤘👏 Another fantastic video with fantastic shots 📸

"Go big or go home!" You two are inspiring!

Excited to follow the new challenge!!

That porcupine footage was pretty awesome, and the tufted duck too

What a great start to the year. I hope you have lots of fun - and lots of lifers! - with this year’s challenge. Enjoy the journey!

Bonne chance my birding friends🎉

Great views of that porcupine! Looking forward to you smashing the 350 challenge!

Love the challenge and your videos. Go big or go home, wonderful!!!