How to photograph birds near your home

[@dglatz01]

OMG the little bird nailing the Barred Owl on the head! Priceless.

[@douggardner1]

They do that all the time to run the big birds of prey away.

[@hobman]

I've watched this video over and over for years! My favorite episode!

[@celticknotcrochet]

One of my favorite episodes! I 100% agree that there is wildlife everywhere - you just have to take the time to look for them. 🙂

[@deborahwarren4756]

I love watching all of the old shows! I have seen most of them multiple times and always learn something! I don’t suppose you have any of the t-shirts from the show stored away anywhere? I’d love to have one!

[@Cubrunwildlife]

Great work!

[@walterlewis7988]

Another great adventure! Thanks!

[@MexicanMovie]

I clicked the like button before the video even started!!! 👍

[@hartreflectionsphotography1111]

Greetings! I am new to the channel, what a video to start my Natural History Channel journey. This was Epic! Do you offer workshops? I look forward to seeing more awesome content. ❤

[@joncothranphotography9375]

I photograph song birds, waterfowl, deer, and squirrel within a 3 mile radius of my house. I would love to have a boat like that to go out on the lake to find a rookery. That's awesome! Great video! Thanks!

[@anamicha]

Another great experience! BTW, what was the bird that was poking the owl?

[@douggardner1]

I’ll have to go back and look again, but it’s either a great crested flycatcher or a kingbird.

[@TheArgos12]

What was the lens you were using on the hand held camera not on the tripod?

[@douggardner1]

300mm 2.8

[@firstlast2034]

Become aware of what you are looking for - it is around!

[@cryptographerchris4856]

Does not get any better than that.

[@isotechimages.9130]

And you would be surprised what is not in my backyard, compae4d to yours anyway.