Finding Palm Warblers
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2024
- Join me as I go looking for Palm Warblers, Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and other cool birds in Marion County, Ohio. Our day begins at Marion Tallgrass Trail where I focus my attention in the areas around the lake trail. Then we go exploring at Terradise Nature Preserve. I also share footage from when I got caught in a violent storm that spawned a tornado. It likely forced Palm Warblers and other migrants down to take shelter. I hoped they stuck around for a few days before continuing their journeys. "C'mon! Let's Go Birding!"
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Another excellent video Dan…. Keep them coming👍
That was quite the storm, enjoy your adventures in the field, thanks for another great video and nice shots.
Great shots Dan! We went birding in Columbus over the weekend and got pictures of a blue gray gnat catcher and a yellow throated warbler and an eagle carrying a fish to the nest!
That is Awesome!
Wow! I was in my house when this storm hit and actually took cover for the first time ever! Usually I’m on the porch watching the storm come in but this one was fierce! Crazy you were out in it!!!
Yes, it sure was crazy! You can hear my phone going off in the clip. It was people letting me know there was a tornado warning. That clip is longer than what you seen in the video. There were two other people who got caught, as well. The weather wasn't very bad...no rain or high wind, until the back end of the front passed over. That was intense!
Hi Dan! I have a canon rebel t6 camera and I can’t figure out how to transfer my videos over to my I-Pad. Can you help? Oh and also. Around 7:28 in the video, the warbler that you heard was a yellow warbler! I confirmed it with Merlin. Just wanted to let you know! Thanks for another great video though!❤😊
Not too sure I can help on the photo transfer much. Although, if you want to transfer RAW photos, an app like Lightroom Classic makes the process simple. I use it to upload RAW photos from a card reader (which contains the memory card from my camera) to my MacBook Pro. And, yes, I did use Merlin, but it's not in the video. It did say Yellow Warbler also. However, I don't trust Merlin 100%. It's a great tool, for sure. But it has been wrong. But excellent catch, BirdNirdz!