First record of Willow Warbler in the Lower 48!

[@janvanholten7592]

It's nice to see that a bird (Willow Warbler), here so very common in Holland, brings so much excitement amongst US birdwatchers. And we're all the same, the amount of nerves shown by the body language of the birdwatchers. Really nice to see. Also, applause for the person who made the determination. It's not the most easy bird to identified. Not so long ago my sister was one of very few birdwatchers who found the first Yellow-billed Cuckoo for Holland, Europe. Good luck with the chase.

[@jaminbeachy2897]

I can barely hear you. If the music weren't quite so loud it'd be better. I love seeing what you all are up to.

[@Just_shush_now]

I love how the main news segment on KZbin about this shows an image of a Pallas warbler as the thumbnail.

[@murphyorama]

Willow warbler is a common summer migrant to UK and Ireland. We recently had a stunning Blackburnian Warbler on Bryher, Scilly Isles here in the UK. Amazing how these birds make it across vast expanses of ocean. Happy birding over there in the US.

[@cherokeeoutdoorproductions7617]

Thanks, I really wanna come see your birds someday! Im glad we could pay you back for the Willow Warbler with a Blackburnian!

[@davidwiist4950]

One more month and some change...what a year!

[@mobilestrike5182]

Willow warbler is such a strong marker of Spring here in the uk. Calls echo throughout most wooded gardens. Hard to Id though. Chiffchaff is very similar. Nice. And I’ve only seen r t pipit in snow in arctic Norway. Enjoying all your videos. Keep up the good work 👍👍

[@wrccrew]

How many species did you get on day one of 2022?

[@cherokeeoutdoorproductions7617]

It’s difficult to say because at the beginning of the year they were all new! So a big day on January 1st could have produced 150-200 in the right place!

[@Just_shush_now]

@@cherokeeoutdoorproductions7617 in the UK that’s what I get about a year…