I drove 7 HOURS to see these birds
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- I drove 7 hours to find some of the rarest birds in the state of Utah! Join me on an adventure to Lytle Ranch in the Southwestern corner of Utah, where we find some extraordinary birds!
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By Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren - Scott's Oriole, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Mike & Chris - Cactus WrenUploaded by snowmanradio, CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Lanius_ludovicianus_-Texas_-USA-8.jpg: Terry Rossderivative work: Snowmanradio (talk) - originally posted to Flickr as "Whoa dude!" and uploaded to commons as Lanius_ludovicianus_-Texas_-USA-8.jpg, CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Lip Kee Yap from Singapore, Republic of Singapore - Phainopepla (Phainopepla nitens)Uploaded by berichard, CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
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I have never been to UTAH, but thank you so much for sharing these wonderful birds 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching! You should make a trip out to Utah sometime!
I've seen a Loggerhead Shrike only once in Maryland, my home state. Would love to see one again and get a picture. Have also seen a Northern Shrike once. They are awesome birds! Thanks for sharing your birding experiences!
That's awesome! Hope you can see one again soon! Thanks for watching!
That seems like a great place! I recently saw Loggerhead shrikes in Florida and Texas. I was really excited to see the first one, and then they just kept popping up everywhere I went on that trip! We have Northern Shrikes where I live, but only in the winter and they're pretty uncommon so I was expecting Loggerheads to be tougher than they really are!
Haha I know what you mean. I saw this one about 2 weeks ago (the videos are a bit backed up right now) and I've seen like 10 since haha.
yes I’ve seen both Loggerhead Shrike and Cactus Wren. The Ranch seems like a great place to bird, you had really good ones.
That's awesome! It was definitely worth the 7 hour drive!
This looks like a great hotspot. I've seen the Loggerhead Shrike before, but not Northern. They do both cross-over here.
Your videos always make me miss the southwest birds!
The Southwest is great for birding. I do get jealous of other regions' birds though. Thanks for watching!
Seems like a great spot for birding ! I’ve seen loggerhead shrikes in Indio, California and cactus wrens in Joshua tree. Both beautiful birds! Still need to check Phainopeplas off my list !
That's awesome! Sending you some Phainopepla luck!
Similar to Loggerhead. In the UK we get Great Grey Shrike in Winter.Its very scarce though.Had brilliant views of one in Thetford Forest earlier this year.
I've also had a good few days Birding.
RSPB Titchwell on Norfolk coast, A great mix of Beach,Reedbed and Woodland habitat.
Today I was at RSPB Frampton Marsh.
It's an epic wetland reserve. Large numbers of staying Brent Geese there with a single rare Red Breasted Goose with them. Also a Black Winged Stilt.
Avocet are making a comeback which is great to see
Great Grey Shrikes are very cool! Sounds like an amazing place to go birding! I'll have to check it out someday!
@brighteyedbirding The UK is in a great position on Migration routes. I've read the British Ornitholigist's Union Record Committee (BOURC) official species list is 634!
Get yourself a vacation 😃
We saw the Loggerhead shriek at the Badlands NP. Really cool!!
Keep up the great videos!!
That's awesome! Badlands seems like a really cool place to go birding!
I was lucky enough to spend a summer surveying southern saskatchewan for loggerhead shrike and saw quite a few! A favourite summer grassland bird for sure
That's awesome! What a cool bird to survey for!
Great video, love seeing so much diversity in such a small range. ❤❤
Thanks for watching!
We also have the Bull-headed Shrike and the Brown Shrike in HKSAR .
That's awesome! Would love to see those birds someday!
I love the content recently! Keep it up love to watch
Thanks I appreciate you saying that!
Finally got it! Per usual you will see the loggerhead shrike everywhere now hahaha
Hahaha oh yeah I’ve seen 6 of them since then 😂
In Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR, we have the Long-tailed Shrike !
Also an amazing bird!
Well I learned something new... I didn't know there were yellow house finches. Congrats on the lifers!
I think it has to do something with their diet! Thanks for watching!
@@brighteyedbirding very interesting! Enjoying your channel :)
That’s so cool!
Was it worth the drive?
Btw i find a birder event for my age i get to go to it!
But anyways great video
Definitely worth the drive!
Have fun at your event and thanks for watching!
That’s so great! I always find it so hard to find people my age to bird with!
@@Andrewdeankfor my age it’s really hard I mean hard like really hard
@@Taylor_the_birder I so agree
I’ve never seen the Loggerhead Shrike but have seen the Cactus Wren. Congrats on your lifers! P.s. you need a power bank to keep your phone charged on the go!
Thank you!! Yes haha, the funny thing is, I had a power bank in my car I just forgot to bring it on the hike haha. I won't forget next time!
I have seen a loggerhead shrike here in Alabama.
Very cool!
How do you identify birds you have never seen before? iPhone photo ID? Merlin Bird photo id?
That's a good question. I typically use the Merlin ID app. But if I'm still not sure I usually go to a illustrated field guide. As a last resort I will post a photo in the ABA What's This Bird Facebook group.