What a neat place! We hope to be able to see it and the beautiful birds and animals there sometime too. Amazing to think that there are still wilderness areas like this to explore. 🙂
The quietness of Boundary Waters is awesome. A crow flying by as loud as a train. My highlights include monster Smallmouth bass and hand feeding Grey Jay in camp
Awesome trip :) My GF and I are kind of Bald Eagle freaks :) We have watched Eagle nest cams, from hatching, to fledging. And we have them nesting locally.... One pair right inside of Sacramento City limits . Thank you for the fun vid :)
Birding by water is very underrated. Have kayaked on lakes looking for birds many a time. This year I also picked up a waverunner which has been a blast to get to hard to access places quickly (just have to kill the engine before getting too close). But is tricky to keep a steady view on both 😅
That's a beautiful area! Reminds me of some of the places here. Well, some bird species are different since we don't have Magnolia Warblers, but it's still a very similar landscape.
I just got my FOS Merlin today! Sadly it took fully advantage of the rare San Francisco Fallout that was going on this morning... I also managed to snag a rosebeak which is a little slice of Minnesota in my local patch! 😁
Fishing was great, but slow on the last day as a cold front moved in. Going to try to make a separate episode on our “Badgerland Fishes” channel about it. Smallies, Walleye, and Northerns, along with some Yellow Perch mostly.
Nice to hear from a couple of true naturalists.
Always loved northern Minnesota! Nice White Admiral!
Amazing find & video boys Thanks and congrats! 🐦
Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always, I had the pleasure to photograph a Merlin this summer here in Montreal 🐦❤️👍
Wow. You were able to get that close to a turtle. They always hear me and jump into the lake before I get anywhere close.
This was a great video!!
WOW that is awesome
Had the pleasure of seeing a pair of American Redstarts in my back woods this year, wonderful.
Nice!
What a neat place! We hope to be able to see it and the beautiful birds and animals there sometime too. Amazing to think that there are still wilderness areas like this to explore. 🙂
Thank you for sharing such beautiful scenery.
The quietness of Boundary Waters is awesome. A crow flying by as loud as a train. My highlights include monster Smallmouth bass and hand feeding Grey Jay in camp
8:25 Truest thing I've heard al day
Cool. I think the Bald Eagle map is outdated. They have expanded their breeding range greatly in the last couple of decades.
Most likely! Our friend Terry from SD birds let’s us use his range maps which is awesome but I’m not sure how often he ever updates them.
Thanks for another great one 👍 very informative 👍 👏 👌
Nice looks at the Merlins! The BWCWA is a treasure. Glad you were able to spend a few days up there.
Awesome trip :) My GF and I are kind of Bald Eagle freaks :) We have watched Eagle nest cams, from hatching, to fledging. And we have them nesting locally.... One pair right inside of Sacramento City limits . Thank you for the fun vid :)
Loved the American redstart, never seen one of those guys before. Keep it up!
Birding by water is very underrated. Have kayaked on lakes looking for birds many a time. This year I also picked up a waverunner which has been a blast to get to hard to access places quickly (just have to kill the engine before getting too close). But is tricky to keep a steady view on both 😅
That's a beautiful area! Reminds me of some of the places here. Well, some bird species are different since we don't have Magnolia Warblers, but it's still a very similar landscape.
I just got my FOS Merlin today! Sadly it took fully advantage of the rare San Francisco Fallout that was going on this morning... I also managed to snag a rosebeak which is a little slice of Minnesota in my local patch! 😁
If turtles could curse 😆 The American Redstarts and Merlins nice ! 🦅 Oh yeh go Pack 🏈
Mottled sculpin is dope, gotta compare dorsal fins if you got slimy in the area lol
Definitely. Also not a lot of info about Sculpin species in this particular lake.
Wow guys, awesome video!! Loved seeing all the different birds! I'm sure yall had a great time on your trip! Love watching your channel!! Take care!
I've noticed that squirrels get bigger as you go north. In Canada, they're like small dogs. I like RBNs.. I wish we had them in Maryland.
fun fact about loons they cant walk at all, because their feet are designed for paddling and are placed too far back to walk
How was the fishing?? Only small-mouthed bass? I can't remember - have you vlogged the Sax Zim Bog?
Fishing was great, but slow on the last day as a cold front moved in. Going to try to make a separate episode on our “Badgerland Fishes” channel about it. Smallies, Walleye, and Northerns, along with some Yellow Perch mostly.
And yes about the bog! ua-cam.com/video/ST94tr9Ea_k/v-deo.html