Tanagers, Warblers, and Some Unusual Bird Bath Visitors

[@susanmatako8469]

Another beautiful display of bathing bird's. 😊Thank's for sharing.

[@WarblerRidge]

Thanks for watching!

[@yesidtac7863]

Muy bello

[@WarblerRidge]

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[@tracyreaume6451]

I just love your setup and videos, thanks for sharing!

[@WarblerRidge]

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[@lilykitty111]

Beautiful birds.

[@meglange3595]

Oh such beautiful birds!! 🥰!! I saw many birds in our woods as a child in NJ but most of these amazing warblers eluded me. It makes me appreciate seeing them now so much. I love the Northern Parula, and the Hooded Warbler is absolutely striking. Thank you, thank you for sharing them!! Have a great week!! 🥰🌿♥️

[@WarblerRidge]

The warblers can be so difficult to see. I know I’m very fortunate to have a spot they enjoy visiting, and I really enjoy sharing them with everyone. Thanks for watching and have a great week!

[@ighconsulting]

Sooo beautiful and some I've never seen before!! Thx so much.. awesome footage 🥰🙏🤗💚🥰

[@WarblerRidge]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@pjd2709]

Gorgeous birds, their colourings are amazing, thank you for sharing.

[@WarblerRidge]

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[@patdachowski6760]

I always look forward to your weekly videos because they’re entertaining and educational. Thank you so much for sharing 😍

[@WarblerRidge]

Thanks! 😊

[@beaka63]

This was hugely enjoyable! I definitely LOL'd at the Titmouse with a beakful of nesting material. And the Nuthatch is a personal favourite, so it was lovely to see it at the bathing site. Thanks for sharing.

[@WarblerRidge]

lol. Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@cindyloohoo7174]

My new favorite channel!

[@WarblerRidge]

Aww! Thank you and welcome to the channel 🙂

[@vgorski7545]

Congratulations on reaching over 1,500 subscribers! You certainly deserve a lot more and I hope current viewers join up if they haven’t yet. Your content and videography is Excellent!! I loved the hawk that was filmed, as they are fascinating birds, and haven’t seen that specific hawk in my area. Thanks again for the great video. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@WarblerRidge]

Thank you so much for your kind words and continued support. I appreciate it!

[@ThreeRunHomer]

6:51 hooded warbler 7:22 black throated blue warbler 10:54 worm-eating warbler 12:00 broad-winged hawk

[@WarblerRidge]

Thank you 🙂 I just added more of the time stamps in the description

[@glenagarrett4704]

The White-breasted Nuthatch was in your video about the tiny pond right where it had a Cardinal label. It's lovely to see so many different species. I'm in the Eastern Piedmont of VA and have never seen some of these lovely warblers nor the Scarlet Tanager. But then I don't have a water feature yet and there are free-ranging cats that my rural neighbors don't keep indoors so the population keeps growing unless i and a couple ofther folks trap them and work with the TNR organization to get them spayed or neutered. I sometimes wonder if the neighbors even pay enough attention to the cats to notice they're neutered. It's infuriating for all sorts of reasons.

[@WarblerRidge]

Yeah, I messed up the editing in that Tiny Pond video a little. I swapped out some of the bird clips at the last minute and forgot to change the labels. So now it seems like there’s an invisible Cardinal hiding somewhere 😆 So sorry about your cat situation. That’s frustrating. I love kitties but I keep mine inside. The warblers and tanagers are definitely attracted to the water. I doubt I’d ever see them if it weren’t for my bird pond. I do hear them all the time, though. But they spend most of their time up in the trees. Thanks for watching!

[@abbyW]

I am in awe of the many different birds that visit your yard! I live in East TN too but many of these I have never seen. But what bird wouldn’t want to hang out at that amazing oasis?

[@WarblerRidge]

I’m honestly amazed by it too. I started out with just a few Tufted Titmice. The number and variety of birds just seems to increase every year. I’m on a heavily wooded hillside near a lake and I think the location helps. I try to make things nice for them. And the water features bring them down where I can see them and get them on film. I can hear these birds up in the trees but I rarely see them except when they come down for the water. Thanks for watching!