The National Geographic Guide to Birding in North America | Wondrium

[@toaojackson7447]

Might I recommend for all the beginners, get a Field Guide of Birds in your particular state/area. They are incredibly helpful, most of them list the birds not by name but by color so you can easily find a bird you don't recognize and a list in the back to check off birds as you see them.

[@Lavendeer201]

That's exactly what I need and I can't find any good resources on the internet!

[@theamazinghippopotomonstro9942]

I got the nat geo field guide for birds of north America, really good book

[@SuzanPeters-p4e]

As I am retired and spend much time at home, I’ve come to love my backyard bird pets ( all are free to fly away) and we have truly communicated. Southeastern New England and surrounded by leafy woods and open backyard. Many species with birdhouses and nests nearby. I love watching them do their thing. It is a great way to connect with nature, peace, and just maybe philosophical

[@fensthespook]

What a great tutorial for beginners like me. So much I had never even thought about!

[@Maiden_Warrior_Crone]

I'm so grateful for this video! I am now in the midst of taking the online course, and enjoying it immensely. Thank you so much! Cheers from The Hague!

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thank you for your kind words! Enjoy this course and so many more and never stop learning!

[@abesapien9930]

Wonderful! I have been tiptoeing around birding for several years now, and this introduction just makes me want to get into it even more.

[@MrFoxxFrequency7WnWuhBYV3eCA]

I like your note about identifying a bird as a hummingbird by its flight. Paraphrased, basically you just need to be sober, ha. ha. I struggle with identifying the different hummingbird species when they are in flight, though. Its all a beautiful blur. Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I had no idea there were so many ways I could identify a bird

[@birdsiview3771]

Helpful video with lots of good pointers for amateur birders.

[@ranleyevarts]

Very educational and helpful. Thank you....

[@FolstrimHori]

The first few minutes are just him telling us how much he loves his wife. Is nice.

[@pjd2709]

A great video, is very helpful! Thank you for sharing this information!

[@Opeth12341]

Stunning video!

[@d.s.p.jayathunga1295]

Very important.I l like to watch beautiful birds. Thanks a lot.

[@AllenBirdcam]

Good guide. Thank you. - very clear what is the most important bird in your life ;)

[@thepretenda]

What a great video, I'd love to show this to my daughter!

[@Ikamchannel]

Amazing 👍

[@tvtabung1462]

Amazing!!! From Indonesia

[@carlosalvarado2810]

Thank you for the lesson on these topics.

[@mikescollectiblemadness9498]

Amazing video and amazing channel and amazing job friend 😀😎👍

[@janm2473]

This is soooo excellent..

[@BirdingWithRachid]

Beautiful

[@milkvevo-zl2os]

Thank you so much

[@BIRDWATCHINGDOTCALM]

This is WONDERFUL! Thank you!

[@chipmunk4115]

I can clearly hear this guy is South African. We love bird watching 😂😂😂

[@kaylaventer6039]

Same lol

[@naturesviewwithanishkhira]

That's a great birding experience

[@pixelspeaksphotography1761]

Informative!!!!

[@TrevorJarred]

Great video, very helpful

[@Sabal_Sharma]

Great video, very helpful

[@veronikab1390]

Last winter, a belted kingfisher stayed all winter by a lake near me, here in Pennsylvania, which I know is very unusual behavior. I thought they migrated before winter.

[@Scottwatson-c5k]

Beautiful

[@alimosvi740]

Informative

[@nightfox1416]

1/10 lots of fowl language

[@atlanticants]

lol very funny

[@gmoutdoorsandmore7731]

Very nice presentation! Thank you!

[@birdingforbeginners2370]

hope I get the chance to visit this place

[@FakhuruddinTunio]

Nice

[@mituldesai666]

Very useful lecture ...I Liked ...

[@TICIKARMA]

Came here looking for mockingbird behavior in California. Since March 2016. and now July they're quiet. Where did they go? They only started showing up here consistently since 2016.

[@simphonyakustik]

Love birds 😍

[@Dpraschanel]

Beautiful

[@Lobsterist]

Those are nice birbs

[@m.hernandez1404]

Nice.....

[@BIRDWATCHINGDOTCALM]

Love this!

[@ivarhusa454]

Well done!

[@farinafranqui]

I knew your accent was different! I just saw a comment that said you are south African.

[@anusuyadevi8090]

Nice video

[@BlackNight603]

Just read Birding Basics and you'll know everything

[@biodiv4dz141]

good job

[@savirabirdfarm9646]

Wonderful amazing

[@imtiazahmadwildlifephotography]

hi, I am from Hunza Pakistan I love to see the bird in wild flight and flocking. and I am a film in Hunza as will. #birdlife #BrahminyMyna #wildlifephotography Brahminy Myna(Brahminy Starling)Birdlife Gilgit-Baltistan 🇵🇰

[@YogeshVerm]

Hey I need your help I found a sparrow near my room but nest was so high to put him back so I kept in new nest near that but no bird came to her to feed so from the evening I started feeding him but problem arises today after finding him 6 day. she's unable to speak how to solve it. Please help me

[@chloroplast8611]

Yogesh Verma put some seeds near the nest but not close enough for the baby birds

[@stephaniewoodcamilleri5271]

Does anyone know the species on the TV at 26:34

[@petrgrfn7665]

I looks like some sort of house finch, but I'm not sure, the beak looks like it's smaller than its head and its beak looks like it's all purpose. so, I hope I can help you

[@ashwins.9146]

Common Redpoll.

[@Kampusproperty]

I like singing bird America 😍

[@TICIKARMA]

Google doesn't tell me anything.

[@thecadschool1114]

intresting

[@shantejames8295]

hello good afternoon

[@dakotadawn5789]

Secretary birds

[@pizzanpepsi]

Don't bother getting complete course. There is just too much info that is crammed into each section. Better off buying a book. The Lectures where he describes each variety of birds would have been more useful if the call's were included for each bird! Only a handful were included.

[@ericmememan4632]

a wife guy and a bird guy, gotta love it

[@carolkautzman3090]

Bird id

[@springhillgolfer878]

I walk 5 miles a day. Walking, unlike biking, allows you to see birds in flight.

[@eliotroby]

2:25 'I use a suite of ID tools subconsciously to identify my wife.'

[@leastimnotarepublican]

Dippers👈👌

[@chasfleming]

Tail wagging exclusive to whatever he said is so inaccurate, what about Wagtails, Grey Wagtail and White Wagtail? So it that point, do I take any notice of him?

[@rajisljivo2785]

I need your help!i think I found a new species or sub species, it is possibly related to a wren or bushtit but it is a very dark but pale green I need your help!

[@TheGreatCourses]

Hi Raji, you could try taking a photo of the bird and using Google Image search to find matching images, or there may be a birding group in your area who could help! There's even a number of bird identification sites online where you can put in characteristics and find out which one you've been watching. Good luck!

[@TarekMidani]

7:10 everything is slower in the South 😂

[@formermpc10]

Even the people.

[@joepancari3842]

I'm a birdier!!

[@jhconnor88]

This guy loves his wife

[@sebas4443]

aburre mirar tanto a un hombre uno tiene ser mas ilstrativo tratandose de birs aunbexplicando

[@Roberuizvi]

Please, the names in latin. We are many people who don´t be interest in yours invented names. At least, both.

[@scottanderson7793]

I think he has a wife...