Sad I missed it (wife and I were in RMNP) hopefully we can make the next one! Glad you had a great time!

I sad I 2as not able to go

Thanks for the video. I have been there a lot but not in 5 years or so when you could drive right in. I would usually go just before sunrise. Each day I would see 5 or more bulls coming out from the lake area. I think I should give another try.

That sounds really exciting. Thats something I have been terrified to do as well. I cant wait to hear how it goes. I wish I was going to be in town this weekend to meet you and see your photos.

Well, I think that your photos are amazing. And if I can get a ride down there, I wanna come by and check you out. I just have to figure out where the location is. If it's not in the Denver metro area, I probably won't be able to go, but if it is I might be able to catch myself a Uber or lyft over there. And hopefully, yes, we'll see I'm excited

the flyer is blurred

Awwww poor guy 4:24

I really miss having a car right now Denver Metro Area is not where we can see these beauty's

What a lovely video!

So I'm gonna leave another comment here. Oh I would love to be able to come , and um, see you in your photographs in Denver. I hope I can catch this when you're gonna come. I hope you gave us a few days' notice. I do have to catch an Uber or a lift. Because I don't have a car, but I would like to try and see if I can make it to your location awesome, this would be fun.

Well, I wanted to tell you something about that. I used to work for Walmart. Your part that you bought you can take it to any Walmart. In any state, take your receipt and you can return it and get your money back. You don't have to keep that pricey. Item, you can take it back. You have a certain amount of days. I think it's at least 30 days to return that And uh, yeah, just do that man. Get your money back.

Oh I just love birds. I like exotic birds too. The ones that yet the parrots and stuff like that that yet get to have in your house, that talk, but I'm a bird lover, I don't get to bird watch and stuff like that. But oh I absolutely enjoy watching you. I just found you today and you're so lucky. I would love to be able to travel around and do this kind of stuff and you take beautiful photographs, it's amazing.

Goldenite here! I’m subscribing for Colorado birding content! Thanks for this!

My wife and I drove up to the jetty on our anniversary in June and found that construction site. We did see some eagles on the beach, on the other side of the fencing, that were showing some good action. Also saw a lot more eagles in the area, but none close enough to shoot. I also didn't have my long lens with me. Yes, it always rains in Oregon, except during the summer. The winters are generally pretty gloomy, but even then it's not constant rain. Of course, the coast is also it's own little ecosystem. Glad you enjoyed your visit, despite the screaming children.

Saguaro NP east section auto tour route is good. Of course early mourning is always important for birding, especially when it is the warm season in the desert. Spring season also comes early in the desert.

I was looking forward to this. 20+ years in Oregon and I've only see puffins at the aquarium. I may have to check out Cannon Beach again at low tide some day.

Good job on the video! I’ve been to most of those places myself.

Lots of bison there too.

I must have missed that you started with storm chasing. Sounds like fun, although there isn't usually much in the way of storms in Oregon. I grew up in the midwest though and always said that I was afraid of seeing a tornado... and not having my camera with me.

I really enjoy all your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put into them. I like that you aren't just a wildlife photographer. Your storm and landscape photos and adventures are just as much fun to watch as the wildlife. Thanks for all you do and stay safe out there.

Scott, cool video. I’ve got to get up to Brainard Lake. It’s been years. I used to go backpacking there without a reservation.

Have been up to Mount Blue Sky lately? I got a good shot of a White-tailed Ptarmigan a few weeks ago

Great video and solid information 👍

Im 17, from Colorado and relatively new to birding. I’m happy I found this video, has great info on where I can go to find new birds. I have a question, do you need any sort of passes to get into the arsenal?

Great video!

We get some of these birds in New Mexico too. I saw a Western Tanager this year, gorgeous! 😊❤ Mountain blue birds, very common in Edgewood, NM. I love owls, but not so much in my neighborhood. I feed the ravens, which mob and chase the owls away. I don't want my cat eaten by a Great Horned Owl.

Arsenal is way better if you hike it. It's a hidden gem, I don't think I've ever seen so many varieties of birds in one place.

Bummer about Costa Rica but Ecuador sounds great. Would still like to be able to meet up with you when you get to Oregon, but not sure it will work out. Hard to get away when other people are relying on the vehicle for transportation too. I'll definitely be looking forward to seeing the video of your adventures at the very least.

Volunteer work is awesome. I'm a photographer in Denver.

Lol @ ”regular ass duck.”

Great video! I live in Boulder, I found a beautiful Mountain bluebird up in the mountains the other day. Cheers.

That was a cool find. I have the same reaction to snakes. Saw a puff adder as a child and the sound it made never left my memory. And we had a least bittern in southern California a few months ago which was cool

Hey Just discovered your channel. Local Coloradoan here, might head down to the arsenal sometime too. Thanks for the video!

Hello from blackhawk

I’m a new subscriber and really like your channel. Also located on the front range. What camera do you use for the videos? Thanks!

The Arsemal is magic! To think it went from a place of death to a place of life

That was cool! I know that the map says that they are in my area, but I've yet to see one. I see it's cousin the green heron and blue heron, but never a bittern. Thanks so much!

I don't have nearly the issue with snakes that you do, but I'd just as well give most of them a wide berth as well. Very cool about seeing the bittern. We get the American bittern around here and I've seen them a couple times, but they sure do like to hide.

Lot of good information. I will be in Tuscon area March 25 . Thanks so much!

Bravo incredible so happy.? But now it's up to the wolf themselves. ^_^ sooo happy I hope the lone wolf is lone no longer. Majestic.. simply Majestic

Wolves hunted to population 0 since 1940s This projects are wonderful to see. ^_^ Our wolf, k9 friends finally have a fighting chance to come home since 1940s.

Nice video. Most owls I see are earlier in the morning before sunrise. This helps out a lot

I think photos from a smartphone in difficult conditions, with poor light, with digital zoom are simply not suitable. More recently, such conditions were too difficult for a camera with an apc-s sensor, but then the sensitivity of the sensors increased and they began to give suitable photos.

Congrats on 500

Nice video once again

Awesome so lovely video. NIce capture

Congrats on the 500 - still waiting on 100 myself. Love all your bird finds. Most of those are ones that I've never seen, so I appreciate seeing them here. The cedar waxwings are the big one that I'm seeing in great numbers right now as they visit my cherry tree this time of year.