Riders on the storm Fliers by the storm Into this nest, we're lain Into this wind, we've flown 🐦cheep cheep 🐦

Why did I think or heard that they like going into the eye of the storm, making it easier for them. Although they'll not know where they end up 🙃

That was great, thank you. No birds here in Palm Coast except a Little Blue this morning.

Great info I was wondering what the birds were going to do for the storm!

Awesome Video! Love the ruddy turnstone!

Thanks for this! Found a dead one, think it crashed into my window

@nineshine3839 baby=mocking bird andost kids are on KZbin and things of that nature😊

These are lovely

These are lovely

I have definitely learned its easiest to identify warblers and vireos by their calls because its often hard to see them. I live in southern gulf coast and have lots of hardwood forested upland habitats along creek wetlands by my house and have seen many warblers and vireo species around my property but been able to identify more by their calls then by sight. I regularly see hooded warblers, prothonatary warblers, black and white warblers, both woodthrush varieties, american redstarts, yellow breasted chats, common yellowthroat, wormeating warblers, tennesse warblers, black throated green warblers, pine warbler and a cerulean once and have been able to identify swainsons warbler, northern parula, yellow throated warblers, Kentucky warbler, and ovenbird by their call but Im sure there are more that I'm forgetting. I live in an area with biological hotspot for songbird diversity.

I have little parulas ..al year❤

Great video! I’ll be able to find warblers a lot easier now!

My favorite bird!

💫🫶🏼🔆🫵💎🏆♻️♻️♻️🏝️🪅

It's hard to attract birds like the Great Crested Flycatcher, which is a rare bird in my area with the unnecessary background music. This video has the best variety and clarity of their calls. Any chance for an edited version without music?

We had a large population of Indigo Buntings at a wetland area off the Potomac river this year. They suddenly disappeared on Monday, August 20 and haven't been heard or seen since. Isn't this a bit early for migration?

happy birding

I think I had a bunch of these birds dive bomb me and my church friends outside the church. They were flying around catching insects in the air. I'm in touch with a rehabber who needs my help with birds and I have skills to show her all about birds. I've performed many techniques on pet birds and rehabilitated a male yellow bellied sapsucker all by myself and released Twiggy after 3 days of feeding and care until he was strong enough to be released back into the wild. He hung around and would talk to me reee he'd say and poke his head around the tree and look at me. He got really fat, too from thriving in the wild. Well, he was the appropriate weight after several days of being released. I will have to hunt for the pictures and video I had taken of him in captivity. I released him Christmas day 2011 and said here's a birthday to Jesus my king and lord. He must've been happy with the gift of the bird bc when I moved out on my own, I heard one at my window but it wasn't Twiggy. But same species. I fed Twiggy crickets, baby beef Gerber food like worm patte and veggies of baby food, syrup, etc. And my mom snapped a picture of me and Twiggy and he was lapping up food from a bowl perched on the rim of the bowl. Such a hardy bird. If inever find the pictures at the old house in my old bedroom and video, I'm going to send them in to the news so everyone can see him and enjoy a close up and care of the YBSS. That's short term for his species of bird. He let me get near him in a tree and I reached out to touch him and he flew away, which I wanted to make sure he was finally a wild bird again. My dad said he was weak when my cousin had picked him up 30 minutes from where I lived at her place of work. She could have left him alone and maybe the parents would have fed him on the ground, but he looked like he had been trying to learn how to fly. We had pet birds to keep him company and I put him in a dog carrier and my dad had made a perch for him and my dad said be very quiet, he's asleep on the perch. I fed him around the clock getting up earlier to feed our birds and Twiggy too.

Iguanas are essentially the goats of lizards

I am 8 years old and I see these in our garden in late summer and fall! We have lots of caterpillars like that at our house and now I know what that caterpillar turns into! Thank you!

SO CUTE!!

A Chuck-Wills-Widow Nightjar .. what a find 🪶💕 Very cool ✨️

Currently in Florida as Debby is hitting. I just looked this up because I had to take my dog out to pee and saw a gang of these bad boys prowling the streets not giving a f***. They were being followed by some ducks too! 😂 So, considering that’s what brought me here, it say it’s true. 😅

I ABSOLUTELY LOVEEEEE NIGHTHAWKS THEY ARE THE CUTEST BIRDS EVER. I adore hearing their calls and cant help but smile!!!

Great video! Probably I missed some information. My son growing these butterflies from caterpillar to butterfly. We have passion vines at home (inside). Caterpillars look happy with that. But when they come out we try to feed them with sugar water, pineapple, orange, and banana. They just became weak after 3-4 days, stopped flying and ..... This happened with just two of them for now. At this moment we have 5 chrysalises and 6 small caterpillars. How do we have to feed them and on what day release them? Thank you so much in advance.

I found a baby dose not have tail feathers yet what do I do

Where the robbins will shelter when they leave the nest?

they are like big, graceful swifts

I love my mockingbird. I made him a feeding perch and he's there several times a day. He follows me every where.. we have been friends for about 3 and half yrs and he would brings his babies to feed.

Aloha, Mitchelle, we live on the East side of Oahu. Our cardinals have 2 fledglings. I have a video I can send you if you would like. I noticed the mom leaving them to fend for themselves at the bird feeder. We have little finches who scatter the sunflower seeds and don't seem to eat them. It's very annoying. The cardinals will eat at the feeder 2 weeks, and the finches knock the seeds all out in a couple of hours. Very annoying. Thank you for the video. Louisa

Murrell's inlet at Indian wells condos! Have been seeing two of these wanted to know what they were! Thank you. From south Carolina!

I use the Merlin bird app to identify the birds in my yard

I've had one recently in North Central Florida.

I have a nest on my porch and have watched 4 broods so far. They’re so fascinating

Thank you so much! I needed this video. I found a baby mockingbird in my yard and wasn’t sure what to do. I saw its’ parents hovering over but was not sure what was going on. This video was educational and fun to way. Thanks again! ❤

That's cool how you see so many during their migration! We're super lucky in a different way, to have one pair nesting right in our front yard. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYuogWeXZ9anjNk

Querequeque actual common name of Antiliean nighthawk

I had one show up here in Toledo this morning. It's been singing all day. I've been here for 13 years and never had one before. Proof positive that converting close to an acre back to a native prairie works. Build it and they will come!

Thank you for this informative video! I just identified 3 mockingbird fledglings in my rose bush in Louisiana and needed more info on them. Great video.

I believe you heard it!

During summer, don’t forget to give them water to drink, not just food. Our mockingbirds drink more than they eat in summer.

We have a mockingbird couple in our front yard. They dive bomb us when we get too close to their nest. They are very vocal and sing and chirp all day long.

Great video I love green cay!

I am in Ontario Canada and saw him a few days ago…

I live in southeast Oklahoma and get an annual visit from kites every spring

Love the mockingbird!

Awesome. .thank you ❤❤❤❤

Great video on the summer tanager. There has been one around here recently. Many times he is singing nearby...but always just out of sight. Really hoping to get a good look at him soon.

They do look like a tiny parrot/escaped pet - I'm glad you said it because I've always thought that. Right out of the crayon box SO true! I have sooo many of these around this time of year...so fun to listen to....but gosh they're so tiny they're hard to for me to locate in the trees. The males really do fuss with eachother. Thanks for a great bunting video!

I have anesting pair in my yard ,,they are very tolerant of me 😂😂😂,, they nester in my bush and were succesful the fist set in march,,, they try 2 more times but failed,,,they were feeding the babies suet from my woodpecker feeder,,, they always disappear aFterdone with nesting 😮😮 see you next spring mr mockingbird bird ❤❤❤❤