Prothonotary warbler at Point Pelee!

[@seworth]

Stan worth here. Just being visited by a Prothonotary Warbler at my backyard feeder this week 4-22-22. He’s feeding on a peanut log feeder I’ve made for preformed logs. A lifer for me so I share your nerd enthusiasm for this sweet bird.

[@joaniewebb5334]

I didn’t realize how lucky I was to see a prothonotary warbler in my own backyard until I watched this video. I got all excited all over again.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Wow, Joanie! That must have been some sighting!

[@MartyLInTheDoghouse]

So nice to see another video. Wonderful photo's ! I'm looking forward to making my first trip to Point Pelee this spring. It has been on my list for a number of years now. Thanks for sharing !

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Thank you! Point Pelee makes for a great trip, we look forward to it every year.

[@ShaneMooresclothing]

Omg amazing video I'm a fellow young birder just starting out I'm a huge fan and last week was my birthday I spent the whole week birding the only birthday present I want is for my favorite photographers to tell me about my photos I would really appreciate it thank you and have a wonderful day and I just love your videos

[@peterlittle6651]

Keep coming back to you guys, always informative and well thought out. Thank you.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Thanks, Peter,! We appreciate that.

[@eddiegalon3714]

That's amazing. That swampy habitat is exactly like Parvin State Park in NJ, the only sighting I ever had of the Prothonotary

[@lstvphoto]

Awesome shot!! Persistence pays of off...

[@cillyede]

Very good!

[@Derbyshire_bird_tours]

Just found your channel, enjoyed your film. What a busy place Point Pelee is. I can now look forward to looking through you previous films . Keep up the great work.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Thanks, A Wild life!

[@katamari6315]

I've been waiting for this year's point Peele!

[@ridgerunner66]

A beautiful bird!! A great trip indeed. Another great film. Would like to see more from you two. Thanks for taking us along. Davin

[@thebirdnerds9475]

It was really great watching this bird in his element, not realizing the kind of commotion he was causing with us birders!

[@klackon1]

Thirteen and a half hours. Stab me vitals! Family and friends think I'm barking mad walking 15 miles/7 hours a day - but I'm shooting wildlife and macro stuff, not just birds. Well done, I'm impressed: and I really enjoy your videos and images.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

It can be tough to explain eh? Thanks Pete!

[@1717jbs]

Great vid. Thanks.

[@johnvandenbroek9753]

Excellent video guys.... Look forward to the next one.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Thanks, John!

[@gpeks2451]

cool vid guys and congrats on the lifers!!! I hope to see my first Prothon ( and Blue-Winger ) this spring myself !

[@wade61265]

Enjoy your videos! I have never been to Point Pelee

[@kevinmcintosh2549]

great vid..keep them comming

[@billonthehill9984]

Tremendous post guys... You left me no choice, lol!, I broke out my Nat Geo Complete Birds of North America and I found the Prothonotary warbler. It is indeed endangered in Canada... Have never seen one here in central Vermont. The dist. map shows them primarily below southern New England, out mid westward & south... I do have numerous warblers around my area, but not this guy... 684 & 685 shots taken, wow... You must be nerds... On a good day of bird hunting, I might shoot 75 images, narrow them down to 20 or so, & if I'm real lucky, get a keeper or two... Bill Farr... :-)

[@kameronstrickland]

Your videos are always enjoyable!

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Thank you, Kameron!

[@justaddwaterflyboardllc4246]

Love your stuff! Constructive criticism, you center almost all of your subjects which I get because a lot of it is small. But some times you get close enough or farther away to be thinking about composition. I have the same gear and it excels at birds in flight, surprises me greatly that I haven't seen flight pics from you. I realize your'e birders and IDing the birds is what your'e after. But take a few in flight shots and you will be hooked.

[@thesalasbrobirding8340]

Hey nice vid whats the best time to go to point pelee?

[@twiztedzero1685]

Just curious to ask, have you been or are you planning to go down to Grimsby, Ont. to the Beemer Memorial Conservation area for the Niagara Peninsula Hawkwatch sometime between March and May? Or do you catch the returning migratory birds elsewhere?

[@Stevelarge1]

Hi Guys! Just saw the video. Great job! I see that it was published on Feb 3, 2018. So what time of year were you there? Obviously it is all covered with snow right now.

[@thebirdnerds9475]

Hey Steve - ah yes, this was filmed in May of 2017. We were a tad late getting Day 3 up on the channel. Thanks for watching.

[@craigpenfold4653]

vry cute in that hat .bird nerd bird :0)