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Beautiful and spectacular behaviors of birds in nature ❤Thank you, be happy and healthy ❤❤❤

It's so beautiful and interesting, thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nautilus WF 👍👍👍🦜🐦🦉 somos conservación

Beautifully edited and excellent content!

Nautilus WF 👍👍🦜🐦🦉 somos conservación

Very interesting. Thats a new level of intelligents. Absolutely amazing study.

Gracias por mostrar la riqueza de nuestro país

Birds are awesome. I was searching for long wattled umbrellabird

Where are you guyss..?! Waiting for new episodes.!!❤

Comment s'appelle ce magnifique oiseau svp?

Habra mas episodos?

BEAUTIFUL COLOMBIA ❤

Very nice shot, but you identified the bird incorrectly. It’s a tri colored blackbird. See the white epaulet below the red stripe-tri colored. Found just in California and an endangered species.

I'm just a backyard Birder, and have seen only 27 species just in my yard and an additional 31 species just while I'm out and about. Still hoping for an owl of some kind but I love your channel, seeing all these fantastic feathers friends!

Very interesting. Thank you!

No manakin para bailar?

Awesome!

它真的太美了🥰

Is there a record for who photographed the most bird in a year? Coming from photography (rather than pure birding) it don't really count a sighting unless i got a decent enough photo of the bird as well. It seems to easy to just say "i saw this bird with some binoculars" without a photo to prove it.

That was high frequency sound! The ones human can't hear.

Someone told me there's a story in one of Jennifer's books about an owl adopting an unrelated owlet. Does anyone remember reading this?

What song is playing at 13:20?

Great episode! Thank you. I appreciate what you are doing for birding.

absolutely fantastic video...warmest congrats - you guys are real experts of promoting natural history!

This might be one of the best so far with Hummingbirds! I’ve always said, “Hummingbirds Are Gods’ Little Messengers Letting Me Know Everything Is Going To Be Alright”… Thank you to who made this Amazing Video!!!

Beware. Black kites can cause wildfires to catch their prey.

Great information regarding visitation!

I LOVE that his team provided evidence. Too many big year/day records come with little to no evidence.

You notice that apart from BBC2's CGI doco, there's been no video footage of this? Because there is none.

It's so beuatiful

I used to walk KM18 all the time. La Florida is the most expensive place on the road... hahaha.. If a birder keep walking and you will find better places. I passed the qual's when he told me how much.. The only thing there worth seeing IMHO. I used to catch the bus from Cali up there all the time. 2 bucks up and two bucks down. Birding is cheap if you stay away from the tourist rip off places.

It’s wonderful to see nice fellows achieve high goals and stay modest and be generous with credit to others.

sooo beautiful 💙

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I have lived in Colombian for 6 months a year in the coffee region for years. The reason birding like this is because it is not affordable to the locals. WAY out of their budget. I even get to the point where I don't like to go because of the prices.

The sound might exceeded human frequency range more than 20 thousand hertz

Happy Cundinamarca antpitta day! What an extraordinary story, crazy to hear that audio

I have spent time in Caldas (I lived in Colombia for over 6 years) and spent ample time in rural areas and let me say in the early morning the birds in Caldas in the coffee region sing in a way that is over the top deliriously magnificent. It's like Heaven. Please take this as constructive criticism. You're getting in the way. 15 minutes in and you only have permitted only extremely brief snippets of birds singing. Why don't you let people listen to the birds without constant music and/or endless commentary?

I want to use the slogan of the Colombian part of Arjan's big year: Excelente, súper bien!

lol of course Diego is there guiding

I have never seen a Bearded Vulture. I have seen Griffin Vultures in northern Spain and Black Vulture on Mallorca. Never seen an Egyptian Vulture either. Do you have any advice ? Thanks.

Not too shabby🎉

Whats this in his face? Worms?

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Genial, mi próximo October Big Day❤

Yo he visto reinitas en medellin, como la cardellina canadensis, en la ceja una setophaga fusca. En medellin un contopus videns y tambien un miembro de la familia turdidae, un catharus ustulatus

I didn’t hear it. My cat did.

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