I still believe your pictures need to be on the eBird bird pictures list.

He’s kinda bitter.

Owls perspective: How to identify this mammal in Pennsylvania during April. The adult has a sideways oval shaped head, with hair on the top and maybe some on the bottom of its head, only limiting it to some, with its usual upright pose and arms on the top and legs on the bottom, and last but not least, a camera in this mammals hand, making it a Human. (Homo sapiens)

OH MY GOD MY FAVORITE BIRD OF ALL TIME!!!

Ah yes, a species of warbler that behaves and looks like a thrush

Bingeing 2023 because I miss these updates so much.

Crazy that black billed cuckoos thrive far north as Alberta.

Your videos are amazing

I see those corpse-feeding raptors almost everyday.

I live on Chesapeake Bay. These beautiful birds are everywhere, and over the last 30 years, the Bald Eagles have come back very strong.

He said Plumage 😮😂

Cedar waxwing. That was easy...

I still am left unsure of how to identify that bird

Again, nicely done!

awesome vid!!!

Wakdosi Warbler. In the UK if you put 15 of them in a box you can then marry the box 🎁

Great hike! Love the bird shoutouts too.

Love the format, super interested in the plants and trees.

Yes, I know this bird! I’ve seen him at my birdbath!

Chipping Sparrow.

Catbird 💕

It's the CIA camera bird😂

Some words sound better in English English, RP "Mott ling"

The first black crowned sapsucker I saw sent me on an internet search for days before I was convinced I had the right species. 😅

Looks like a bird

I know that bird; formally, she goes by Margaret

Regular savanah

Thanks David, I enjoyed your walk. Especially since I've stayed inside lately trying to beat the heat!

wren like ren and stimpy?

I live in Philly, and I see them occasionally. I've seen Golden Eagles here several times. We have Red Tail Hawks and some kinda Falcon, too. Those Falcons hunt in Center City. Where our skyscrapers are. They straight up smash Pigeons.

What tree?

This is a bird.

In the perched juv red-shouldered vs broad-winged you neglected to mention the most useful difference. Notice the pattern in the wing feathers, particularly the secondaries. In shoulders there is the same light & dark pattern in shades of gray that adults show in black & white. In broadies the wing feathers are solid-colored with just a very thin light edging. This is foolproof.

this is the shit I fuck with 💯, subscribed

Putter

Yep, definitely a bird

Can you also share these different hawk calls too? Not sure ID shape is enough

🙂 Thanks for the tour and plant IDs.

Pretty bird, but they taste like crap.

Without watching I’m guessing it’s a red breasted nuthatch

Yup, that's a bird if I ever saw one.

Rock run water maintains a temperature of approximately 55 degrees year round. I’ve fallen in multiple times.

Bees mating

Great area to guerrilla grow cannabis up in the band rock area….or so I’m told.

That cemetery was a result of the aggressive logging going on at the time. Further inspection would have found many infants and young children dying most likely from disease and maybe exposure. There was no quick trip back to civilization or medical help. So these folks lived and died on that mountain. Glad you found it. I haven’t been able to find it in 20 years. Anyway, we can get a pin drop for the cemetery. We reported it back in 1999 to the County looking for more information but came up short. Again, most likely a logging cemetery. Imagine living up there in the 1860s?!

Keep taking that road and you’ll hit Proctor.

"To be an Englishman" in Sideshow Bob voice

This is exactly the type of KZfaq video format I have been looking for. I subscribe to several channels, and I am certainly a birder. But while birding, I am constantly looking at plants, insects, fungi, geology, etc. I agree with you; more people should get outdoors and soak in all aspects of nature rather than solely focusing on one thing. I also record my sightings regularly on iNaturalist.

we are animals. intervene. go vegetarian.

That rocky hill is nutty. Imaging the drainage you'd have if you camped on that.