Searching for warblers - Top 5 US birds!
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- I go searching for warblers and run into some beautiful birds. While out birding I discuss my Top 5 most wanted birds in the US to add to my list. Later in the video I get a surprise visit from a legendary birder and UA-camr.
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By Jongsun Lee - Imported from 500px (archived version) by the Archive Team. (detail page), CC BY 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Shenandoah National Park from Virginia - Pileated Woodpecker, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By dominic sherony - Elegant Trogon, CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
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By Steve Deger - Atlantic Puffins, Scotland, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
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Awesome show !! Good to see Chris with you , enjoy his show also !! Keep em coming 👊🔥
Thanks I appreciate you watching! Yes Chris is great and puts out some amazing content!
You got to Bird with Chris. That’s awesome! I’m jealous. 😀
Chris is the best! Was an awesome time!
Good morning from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. Yesterday afternoon, when I looked out from our living room, I saw many Pacific Swifts and a large Black Kite made a close fly-by right outside our balcony 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow that’s very cool! What an awesome sighting!
Your top five is solid. My top five American birds I most want to see, not in any particular order, is as follows:
Pygmy nuthatch
Cerulean warbler
American Dipper
Green Jay
Eared grebe
That's a great list! American Dippers are so cool! Hoping you get to see them someday!
Love the pileated woodpecker! Seen a few in my life in Wisconsin. Definitely need to get one on camera when I head back again
Also love the list overall! Great crossover with Chris too
Thanks! That’s so cool you’ve seen the Pileated! I’m very jealous haha
We used to hang suet in the winter in minnesota...saw pileated woodpeckers fairly often. Beautiful birds!
That's amazing! Yeah, I've heard they are backyard birds out East. Hopefully I can see them up close one day!
I’ve seen all your top birds and they are all special.
You’re so lucky! Crossing my fingers I can start ticking them off my list soon!
Those are some awesome targets! Minnesota would be a great place to come look for Pileated Woodpecker, Snowy Owl, and Great Gray Owl during winter. I live in Northern Minnesota and found all three this past winter. Just dress for the frigid temperatures
Thanks! I really think I need to come out to Minnesota! I could knock out so many of my wanted birds! Great tips!
For context I'm from the Buffalo, NY area and haven't traveled out of the Northeast much, at least since I've started birding. I am only leaving Snowy Owl off my list because I can realistically get it in my county during an irruption year.
1. Painted Bunting
2. Great Gray Owl
3. Greater Roadrunner
4. California Condor
5. Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
That’s an amazing list! I would also love to see a Painted Bunting sometime! Wishing you the BEST of luck!!
@@brighteyedbirding Same to you!!
I love your list!! I recently found out that some people raise Montezuma Quail as pets - they call them Mearns Quail, but they are rare. I have chickens but not quail but have been tempted to get some because they truly are sooo beautiful. What an amazing experience it would be to find them in the wild!
Thank you!! That's super interesting! I had no idea that people raised them. Yeah I really hope I run into them someday!
One of my most wanted birds to see in Europe and maybe the world is the amazing looking Bearded vulture! I want to hopefully go to Greece or Italy to see one someday
Oh wow that is an awesome bird! Great choice!
We were lucky to see a Pileated Woodpecker in Lassen Volcanic National Park and it was amazing! They are so much bigger than you think they're going to be! Great video, Jordan. New subscriber here ✨
That sounds amazing! I can’t wait to see one! Thank you so much for watching and I’m glad you are here!
Ooh top 5 as of now: 5) Common Redpoll, 4) Sedge Wren, 3) Evening Grosbeak, 2) American Avocet, and 1) Kentucky Warbler! :D
That’s an awesome list! Wishing you the best of luck!
I've seen a scissor-tailed flycatcher migrate through here in Alabama. I've never seen a great gray owl, but I'd love to, and I want to pretend to be one for this Halloween.
Haha that would be an awesome costume!
Great vid! and that's a good list
(PS- love that earing!)
Thanks for watching! And thanks so much I appreciate it! Gotta sport the birds while looking for birds haha
I just saw my first elegant trogon this year after trying to see it for years. If you haven't already, I highly recommend coming down to south eastern Arizona sometime. Although there are better places to see the trogon more reliably, I reallllly love the Madera Canyon area. You can also find the Rivoli there with extreme regularity.
Yes I need to take a trip down there soon! That would be a dream trip for sure!
My top 5 (continental) U.S. birds:
*5 - crested caracara*
It's a cool raptor that I have a random interest in because I first learned of its existence through this old speculative evolution "documentary" called _The Future is Wild,_ in which caracaras are speculated to evolve into essentially terror birds 5 million years from now and that was one of my favorite animals in the show. The fact that Florida's caracara population is an ice age relict is pretty cool too.
*4 - greater roadrunner*
I was hoping to see one when I visited Arizona a couple years ago (working on a video about that, actually) but apparently the region I was in is just outside of their normal range.
*3 - great horned owl*
This one is a placeholder for pretty much all owls (particularly snowy, barred, and barn). I chose this one in particular because while it's not rare in my area, seeing one of the local ones seems to be a very sporadic occurrence for anybody who goes looking for them and the timing is never right when I do bother to go to the areas of the city they've been reported.
*2 - cackling goose*
Technically one I've _probably_ seen already this past winter at my favorite local birding area, but it was a very brief look under suboptimal conditions and I wasn't able to confirm it despite going back multiple times, so it's kinda like a ghost to me.
*1 - sandhill crane*
They're a rarity in my region but there's a specific 2-3 week interval in mid-late November when they can be seen migrating through, and I've missed them two years in row now even though they've historically been spotted stopping over at sites in or near my neighborhood. (One even stayed all the way through early January a few towns over.) That aside, they're also just big and have cool sounds.
Awesome list, and even better reasoning! My favorite bird is the Greater Roadrunner so I hope you can see one soon. Just note, if you are looking for a Greater Roadrunner you will rarely ever find one, but when you're not looking for it, it will pop up for you haha.
In Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR, we have Sulphur-breasted Warbler, but I have never caught sight of one, yet.
Hoping you get to see one soon!!
My top 5 are…
5. Great Grey Owl.
4. Elegant Trogon.
3. Green Jay.
2.Lazuli Bunting.
1.Painted bunting.
That's an awesome list! I hope you get to see all of them!
Nice video once again
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
I find a yellow warbler!
Congrats that’s an awesome bird!
Puffin
Magpie Jay
Trogon
Lazuli Bunting
YellowBellySapsucker☺️
Awesome list! Hope you find them all!