Can you still be a wildlife biologist if you study environmental science

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I’m glad they don’t do that anymore. That’s so sad. I hope it had a great rest of it it’s life

My Burris bino’s were reasonably priced and have great lenses.

i want all birds at my feeder, theres no pest birds

Solid picks. I became a birder in Central Florida, and was unaware how rare the snail kites were until I met someone who had come all the way from Ohio to see them. The major drawback is it's not great for migratory songbirds and warblers. You only get a couple of months for Spring and Fall migration where the cool nothern wood warblers are coming through, and they can be tough to see. I'm hoping to hit California, Arizona, Maine and Minnesota in the next few years.

Hi I'm 11 I'm just wondering should I become a wildlife biologist

smart bird id is good

Hi Ed. Hey I'm considering going back to school to get a bachelor's in wildlife biology. I'd like to go into the consulting side... how necessary is a driver's license? I have seizures, but want to pursue this career path still. Any suggestions?

I remember since kindergarten i wanted to be a biologist, right now im finishing middle school but the thing is im from Europe so i don't know if it works the same (if u can give some more tips im here) thx for the great video by the way

such a helpful video!

Go to brazil to find poison dart frogs

I would think that using such a brightly colored net would alert the horned lizard to the fact that he is being stalked(?).

Great info! Thanks 😊

Yes sir,you are very true and fect that very important to buy like in 100$ budget.no more expensive Txs for your good information.txs.🎉🎉🙏

Great video Ed!

thank u we need to help our animals and so we can teach others how special they are

so I will comment on the white clothing... I wear it often and can’t say I have any issues birding & capturing great photos!

great reasons. might get me more into plant and herb identification and make it more fun.

Montrose Point on the lakefront in Chicago is right up there.

Thanks for the great video brother. I got a quick question. I've been seeing binoculars where the first number is like a 200 or 300. Is that real? What is that about?

Can I get into wildlife biologist if I major in zoology

What seeds are good for bird's

Please do background checks on the creepy perverts you feature. Nizar is a total egotistical narcissistic predator that is a danger to women online and in person disguising himself as spiritual 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

I've seen baby bluebirds die because of photographers prolong playing of bluebird songs and calls near the nest. The male and female were so stressed that they did not come back for hours to feed the little ones. On a very warm day, the water the little ones need is in the food the parents brings them, in the case that i've mentioned, the babies died of dehydration. Some people only think about taking good pictures instead of the well being of the birds.

daulphin island alambama during spring migration you can get up and close and if the weather is right you get a fallout

For all you bird and nature lovers, help us stop a major housing developer here in Orange County for yet again taking open wilderness to build estate homes "with trails" (greenwashing effect)! (Go to No Orange Heights and sign our petition:) The 1,180 homes will destroy 400 acres of open hills and grasslands now used as a corridor for wildlife from the Santiago Hills behind Irvine Regional Park down to Peters Canyon Regional Park. The grasslands here are home to a variety of endangered and threatened and extraordinary species, such as Bells Vireo, Loggerhead Shrike, White-tailed Kite, Western Meadowlark and Northern Harrier. We love our birds and wildlife as well as native plants and insects. Nature needs to take precedence not only because it and all of its species has a right to be here but because Nature and our local ecosystems are our Life Support System, and, possibly, our last hope -- if we're smart enough to protect it. Our ecosystems give us clean air, clean water and pollinated food to eat. Anybody love chocolate? Coffee? Blueberries? People do not make the connection between their survival and the wild animal food web. Our life depends on it, no kidding. Please go to No Orange Heights, read our stance and, if you agree, sign the petition. Every signature counts. We have strong support behind us and your signature will impress the bejeebers out of our local city council politicos. Thank you for your support. We greatly appreciate it! Up with nature! www.change.org/p/no-orange-heights-protect-foothills-from-1180-homes-in-wildlife-area?recruiter=1126435010&recruited_by_id=b2ec3390-bae6-11ea-a3bb-715fcb0ab12d&share_bandit_exp=initial-37282958-en-US

What a wonderful adventure! Happy birding ! New subscriber here ✨

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Merlin Bird ID is excellent for recording bird calls and identifying them

Without the animals you would die

Great information! Thank you!

I'll add a couple tips: 1- every species is not in every place, but every place has some birds. Parks, Greenway, fields, roadside. Yes wild spaces are great, but even downtowns have lots of birds beyond pigeons and crows. Visit a neighborhood park or the local cemetery if getting out of town is not an option. 2- rare birds are always a treat, but the secret is to know the 100 or so common birds for your area, at least recognize them even if you don't remember their name. That way you can observe and appreciate their changes during the year and understand them the way you do a friend or neighbor, and this also makes it easier to recognize when a rare bird shows up because it is something you don't recognize immediately.

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The pair of binoculars I got form Temu for $35 where better then most on the list. I would say they are as good if not better then all mid range binoculars on list. Unless you buy high end over $2000 binoculars you won't get any better.

What are good brands for food? I have been using the ones they sell at Walmart. Now I know better.

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Do you have any sources i can use to look deeper into this? for example some links for reference?

How to buy “A” pair of binoculars? Make a video on which four pair of Binos you should have. One I use for looking at stars. one pair is for sitting an viewing 10x 50 for distant objects, another pair for finding birds in flight and wide open areas I.e. 8x42, and a small pair for quick grab on the go (for easy storage and pocket placement).

I am getting a pair from China for $35 we will see how they compare. The only thing I hate is they are 12x42. SUNCORE Outdoor Portable HD Binoculars For Travel, Camping, Hiking. If they have all the coating they say they have they should be pretty good. The Hd lenses all have FMC coatings and BAk4 has ESP Dielectric and phase coating. If there no good I just give them to my kids. I already have a pair of Carl Zeiss 10x50 which I got in East Berlin in 1980's for dirt cheap.

What is the best undergraduate course to pick to become a wildlife biologist ?

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Yeah, pls start a video re focusing

OMG!!!! Son Tra and the lovely red shanked langurs 🐒 😍 We also booked a photography tour with Luc Nguyen/Vietnam Eco-Tours leading us to Son Tra Peninsula and to Bach Ma NP. It was a fantastic wildlife tour through Vietnam 🌱🌿🍃

Awww awesome nature. We also my enjoyed my stay in Nam Cat Tien NP very much. We booked our Vietnam Wildlife Tour with Vietnam Eco-Tours and my birding expert Luc Nguyen showed us a lot of bird species. We even got the chance to see the black shanked black langurs and other mammals. It was a really great experience ❤

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Paper back is always the way to go.

😆 🤣 😂 😹 This is great. I think we're turning our kids into birding.

Hi! I appreciate your take on the best birding spots. We have a lot of birds in Colorado, but not like the places you mentioned. We're planning a big year soon and can't wait for New England and maybe S. CAL.