How to Identify Birds [ TOP 10 BACKYARD BIRDS ] Beginner Friendly !!

How to Identify Birds [ TOP 10 BACKYARD BIRDS ] Beginner Friendly !! teaches you how to identify the top 10 backyard birds in a beginner friendly format with plenty of visual references. START LEARNING TODAY !!
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More bird identification here • Bird Show Ep4 [ How t...
Introduction 0:00
1. Northern Cardinal 0:27
2. Blue Jay 1:07
3. American Goldfinch 1:40
4. Red-bellied Woodpecker 2:33
5. Carolina Chickadee 3:24
6. Tufted Titmouse 4:45
7. Mourning Dove 5:25
8. Carolina Wren 5:57
9. Eastern Bluebird 6:39
10. Northern Mockingbird 7:32
QUIZ and Musical Montage 8:55
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[@BirdGardenChannel]

Bird identification made EASY !! Learn these Top 10 Backyard Birds FAST !! More Bird action here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fofEXniBZbp3lck

[@chriscatton705]

what a great video!! Thank you!!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Thank you for watching! You are so welcome!

[@Javaman92]

This was one of the best videos of it's kind I have watched. Well done.

[@annebremer8011]

Thanks so much this was terrific.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Anne Bremer Thanks for watching and the compliment!

[@richardmason9626]

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[@rickymack2611]

I love watching the gold finches peck at my spent sunflowers

[@Outdoorskc]

Thanks to you I identified the first bird that came to my feeder: Carolina chickadee!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Super Sab YAY! Thanks for watching and I am happy to know my video helped you to identify the first bird at your feeder 👍

[@lavernefearron7597]

Very helpful information 👍

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Laverne Fearron Thanks for watching and very glad you enjoy the information 👍

[@dnasbirdingadventures]

Love your bird feeders and the variety in your yard! I subscribed to see more. Thanks! We'll be heading east for some Birding soon.

[@kimmom7785]

I am in NC and I love watching all these birds!

[@learnvoiceart18]

So beautiful birds👍👍👍

[@martiangaming329]

Northern Mockingbird is also the state bird of Texas 👍 my favorite bird .

[@BirdGardenChannel]

~{MartianGaming}~ Thanks for watching! Northern Mockingbirds are one of my favorites too!

[@denesespann5099]

I love feeding the birds trying to learn all of them I love the blue Jays the Red Cardinal and the Morning Doves and of Course the Sparrows OMG I love the baby Sparrows

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Denese Spann Thanks for watching and commenting - We share a love for watching birds!

[@patgordon7601]

That's really great for beginners, I hope new people will see this.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Pat Gordon Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed this one - hopefully many new birders will benefit from these tips and footage 👍

[@vickihiggins6230]

I did. Fun stuff for a beginner. However, I knew most of them. My mother was a bird watcher....so....she spread the word. I’m trying to attract birds now in my yard. I’m so excited!! 😌

[@welovenature1512]

Amazing shots. Very nicely done and more informative. Thank you. Lots of new and beautiful shots.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

we love nature Many thanks!

[@marypaigeflynn4512]

What a great video Rack!!! This is a great top 10!! On point with some of the greatest birds we have and that we enjoy in our yards and feeding stations!! You introduced me to a few birds that I did not know the names of 😁 Thank you Rack, excellent information for all bird watchers!! I appreciate what you do and I hope that you and your family I've had a very blessed weekend!!🙏💚👍🙏

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Mary Paige Flynn Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoy Top 10 bird videos because we have several more on the drawing board!

[@aravindprabhu3183]

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[@michaelwhite1453]

Love it that birds eat insects!

[@vickihiggins6230]

I enjoyed this and am starting my backyard bird sanctuary - hopefully. I have to make a statement about that #10 bird - Mockingbird - Tennessee State Bird - my place of birth. Those birds never hush!! They’ve been known to sing at night. I remember when my sister first got married, they lived in an apartment and a Mockingbird kept them awake at night. 😂 Just saying!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Vicki Higgins Thanks for watching! Those Mockers sometimes sing all day and night long if they are an unmated male!

[@jamesvatter5729]

Thanks. This is a really good video for new birders! One exception though, you forgot those big gray "birds" that scamper in on four legs and have the big bushy tail.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

James Vatter Thanks for watching! I gave the squirrel a shout out in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqjWn2mGbcyrjas

[@DerogatoryMess]

3:01 saw one of these face to face at the feeder, amazing

[@BirdGardenChannel]

derogatory Mess Thanks for watching! Those Red-bellied Woodpeckers LOVE bird feeders!

[@argerinejordan4703]

Hi! Just subscribed to your channel. I have a number of birds come to my patio and feed. Mourning Doves, Red Cardinals, Blue jays, finches. Mockingbirds and Grackles I feed them bread and they have a ball😀I also have a 🐱 and she gets a kick watching them and the finches have gotten so tame that they come amd sat on the railings and fly down and eat(we are upstairs) Also i have hummingbirds that comes to my feeder. They are a joy to watch!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Argerine Jordan Thanks for watching! You have great birds to watch!

[@marilynwhiting1993]

Nice video, short and to the point. We have several feeders grouped together and see at least twenty different birds. The wrens are in the front yard, rarely seen but we sure hear them constantly. My question is: I believe there is a brown thrasher that has been coming to the feeder and also eating on the ground. I've never seen one before and was wondering if they are common in northeast Ohio.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Marilyn Whiting Thanks for watching and commenting! Brown Thrasher is considered abundant throughout Ohio. here is a closer look kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3PbY6SIh92td80

[@siphilipe]

A mockingbird is a such courageous “guy”. I saw him in the air attacking a crow and even some kind of hawks. And thanks for sharing.

[@Micron.]

Very good :) 🐦😉 Like 12

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Chirik TV Boom Thanks for watching and commenting! Glad you enjoyed this video 👍

[@Fortheloveofbirds2020]

Such beautiful birds are your backyard birds? I envy you.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

For the love of birds Thank you so much! I enjoy your channel as well 👍

[@maumad103]

Thank you for the video. Can you please do one more for W Coast of the US? Thanks!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

maumad103 Thanks for watching! I ABSOLUTELY can do one more video for western birds!

[@maumad103]

@@BirdGardenChannel Thank you!

[@capeflattery6179]

Very helpful video. I keep trying to identify a bird I hear in Maryland. It has a haunting, almost melancholy tone in a minor key with a descending melody -- 3-4 intervals and usually 6 notes. Any suggestions would be great. It's not usually in the forest, usually just trees in suburban lawns.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Cape Flattery Thanks for watching! Bird calls are captivating - your description puts in my mind the call of a White-throated Sparrow

[@capeflattery6179]

@@BirdGardenChannel Thank you. I will look it up. Sometimes, it varies it's melody. There is one ascending one. The other day, I was able to identify a two-note descending song by using a virtual piano keyboard. The notes were D and B flat.

[@capeflattery6179]

@@BirdGardenChannel And that was it! I just looked it up. We have asked multiple birdwatchers, getting answers like Thrushes and others. You are awesome! Thank you!

[@johnnooyen461]

Yup, I identify those as birds

[@Littlestar41752]

I'm a year late but I've seen a new bird here in Indiana, I've seen a lot of birds but never a ALL WHITE bird the size of brown bird or finch. Any idea of what it could be?

[@pearlygirlie7053]

Heard a bird early the other morning I never heard before. It had a long high pitched trill that didn’t vary. It sang in three continuous repetitions. I don’t know what it was.

[@josephspellman2698]

I've got a mix of yard-birds. Trying to identify one that looks like a Carolina Chick, but full black head. Any ideas? In Western WA. thanks!

[@BirdGardenChannel]

joseph spellman Thanks for watching! Small bird with all black head in a mix of yard birds makes me think of a Junco. Please keep me posted on what you decide.

[@trd830]

I kinda believe that the red bellied woodpeckers store there food in tree holes 🤔 I might be wrong but we have one of those birds who comes to our feeder quite often and he carries seeds in its beak and stumps it in a hole on a tree. Am I wrong? Oh, and by the way, I love your videos. Thanks for the explanations on birds it's very interesting

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Thanks for watching and the compliment! Red-bellied Woodpeckers are definitely food cachers.

[@karenschroeder7814]

I’ve recently moved from the Chicago suburbs to middle TN. I’m not attracting as many birds as I have expected. Any suggestions?

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Karen Schroeder Thanks for watching and commenting - Welcome to the Volunteer State! We began attracting many more individuals and species variety when we added a water feature. Moving water by drips, vibrations, and flowing water really amp up the attraction 👍🏻 Good luck!

[@denesespann5099]

Can you feed the birds in the Fall and the Winter

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Denese Spann Yes! We feed the birds year round at Bird Garden KZbin channel 24/7 LIVE bird feeding station!

[@unicornladytech]

? I just posted a video on my IG about a bird protecting a nest. Can you tell what kind of bird it is?

[@BirdGardenChannel]

UnicornLady Tech Thanks for watching! Your IG bird looks like an American Robin 👍

[@unicornladytech]

@@BirdGardenChannel thank you for checking and getting back to me 👍🏽

[@lavernefearron7597]

What trees do starling live in

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Laverne Fearron Thanks for watching! Starlings are not too choosy - I've seen them frequent and roost in various types of deciduous and conifer trees.

[@martiangaming329]

You keep saying eastern United States . But I’m seeing several of these here in central Oklahoma

[@BirdGardenChannel]

~{MartianGaming}~ I enjoyed watching Scissor-tailed Flycatchers in Oklahoma

[@coreenaburke5775]

Are starlings bad to have around?

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Coreena Burke Thanks for watching and commenting! European Starlings can congregate in big flocks that become messy and very consumptive at a feeding station. That said, I think of them as sometimes aggravating rather than actually bad.

[@rosepack7513]

What is that bird on the right bottom

[@BirdGardenChannel]

rose pack The birds in the intro on the bottom right of the tray feeder are American Goldfinch in fall/winter plumage. Thanks for watching!

[@mmahtnart8986]

My apartment manager has confused the Northern Morning Dove to a Pigeon. She made me stop feeding because of the problems that Pigeon's can cause. I found a way to feed anyway (-: Comprende?

[@BirdGardenChannel]

M Mahtnart Thanks for watching! Sorry to hear your bird feeding efforts are restricted.

[@susiemccoy7]

This video would've been perfect with each birds song.

[@BirdGardenChannel]

Susie McCoy Thanks for watching! We don't record the sound at the feeding station because it's close to a large water feature. I miss not having the bird song in these videos too. Need to figure something out.

[@peterwilson9438]

Just spotted a pink breasted small bird was not robin, in uk

[@mmahtnart8986]

Dove's make a sound similar to a Quail. No?

[@walkerhumphrey181]

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[@BirdGardenChannel]

M Mahtnart Thanks for watching! Doves and Quails may have some similar sounds. The doves in this video are Mourning Doves and they make a cooing sound.

[@amazin1827]

What is the blue and black bird with the terrible squawk. no white whatsoever? Not a BLUEJAY??

[@BirdGardenChannel]

AMAZIN 1 Thanks for visiting! It sounds like you are describing a Grackle!

[@amazin1827]

@@BirdGardenChannel it's a Stellers Jay

[@BirdGardenChannel]

@@amazin1827 Ah yes, love to see those out west!

[@nastywishful]

Yup that's a bird

[@lisavillano8710]

Male Cardinals are very territorial. My cardinal will not let any other males in my yard!!!! Lmao