Birding in the Brushlands

Harlingen high school students discover birding. These South Texas teens realize they have some amazing birds right in their own backyard.
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Producer / Photographer
Abe Moore
Additional Photography by
Don Cash
Alan Fisher
Lee Smith
Communications Director
Josh Havens
Executive Producer
Bruce Biermann
Technical Supervisor
Kyle Banowsky
Series Producer
Don Cash
Administrative Assistant
Ramona Moore
Affiliate Relations
Susan Griswold
Graphics
Graphicon, Inc.
Closed Captioning
Cut-n-Crunch, LLC
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[@heavenbounddaughter1125]

The very beginning of the video with the rushing water and the lilting music sounded like magic for a while there.

[@Eyagsf]

This is one of the best TPW videos on birding I’ve seen😍

[@priya4ravi]

One the best videos I have ever watched. Thank you for sharing it.

[@Chris_Wolfgram]

I traveled 2100 miles to do a birding trip in South Texas, in April of 22, and it was just unbelievable ! The bird that lit the fire under me to do it, was the Green Jay 🙂 And I got a bunch of great shots of them. Altamira's too, plus too many other species to list here. I was at Atascosa and South Padre Island. Hope to go back again in 23'. What park was this video shot in ???

[@texasparksandwildlife]

This video was shot at Harlingen Arroyo Colorado Birding Center

[@grayfox2497]

00:58 My guess is that bird with the yellow patch on its head is a Great Kiskadee

[@susanneohmes1044]

Delightful!

[@Natural_Histories]

it's amazing. I want it and wish for

[@lionheartroar3104]

What is ther bird at 0:58?

[@texasparksandwildlife]

That is a Great kiskadee, also known as Pitangus sulphuratus