Yeah 😬 accidentally downloaded the wrong title for the first bird. Should say “White-crowned Sparrow”!

All warblers are tough to find...or rather, tough to see. I envy the variety you all have back there. :D

Fantastic video. You guys are so skilled at tracking and finding birds.

So many of the birds in this video (Blue-winged, cerulean, magnolia, mourning warblers, wood thrush and the rose-breasted grosbeak) would be lifers for me. Still hopeful 🙏 Great work on the cameras and narration as usual.

Amazing video! Love Warblers!

Definitely planning a trip to Kettle Morraine next summer

Wow, you guys not only saw the 3 Warblers, but so many more!! Loved this video!! Seeing all these different birds was awesome!! Thanks for the pics of the beautiful sites also!! Can't wait til the next one!!

That was a great morning !

first bird is white crowned!

Great job, Ryan! Awesome finding a Mourning too!

Thank you,

Lovely!

Great video and beautiful location! Rose Breasted Grosbeak and the Hooded Warbler were my personal favourites because their contrasting colours are so pretty. You had a beautiful bright, sunny day for your quest too. Thankyou.

The cerulean warblers are so pretty! Good job on finding so many species!

That was a great find. The cerulean warbler is one of my favorite warblers, as well as the blackburian warbler, American redstart, and others.

Oh, I am soooo jealous! All three of those would be lifers for me. What time of the year were you there? I'd like to make a mini vacation loop through Wisconsin.

Great video!!

What a great outing ! SO many cool birds :) I'd be particularly stoked about the Scarlett Tanager, Rose Breasted Grosbeak, and Indigo Bunting... Even though I got all these in South Padre Island 4 months ago.... Oh, but I do need that Blackburnian ! Great vid :) TY :)

Thanks for a cool video on birds that I have never seen before since I've always lived in the west! As always, great job Ryan!

In Europe we have one record of Cerulean Warbler. On October 1st 1997 on Iceland

0:00 Um, guys...? Not to be a regional reviewer here... but...

Great video, but would appreciate a little more info on where you were birding. I've birded South Kettle Morraine, never North. Wondering if the springs you mention were the Scuppernong Springs? I'm thinking that's the area you were in. I've birded there in July, found a lot of the birds you mentions, but struck out on warblers.

Hey- what month did you film this? I'm checking out ebird and trying to determine if its too late now to give this a shot.

What date was this on?