Hat's off for the efforts you have taken to make such a fantastic masterpiece.

Curious if many of these were filmed on Sanibel Island?

Lovely creation. Thanks.

Pura vida guys .my wish is the harpy eagle will become the national bird of Costa Rica

Another excellent Marty Brazeau bird video! Thank you!

Fantastic!

Well of course you didn't need a heavy duty tripod when you use a very lightweight camera. Stick a 600mm f/4 on the Slik and watch it wobble precariously.

As soon as i heard the way Melbourne was pronounced

Visiten Sabalito. A lot of birds ..😅😅

Oh I'm sorry! I just now realized I already posted this story here under this video. Sorry folks! I just was excited to get to work with this species of bird. I love birds!

I had the privilege of rehabilitating a yellow bellied sapsucker male bird I named Twiggy. My cousin found him at her workplace on the ground and drove 30 to 45 minutes to my parents' house and I told her her it was a migratory bird, federally protected and that the parents would continue to feed it if she'd left it where it was. But it was now in my hands and I called many rehabilitators and vet's but it was Christmas weekend and no one could take him in. I got crickets for him, some baby food jars of vegetables and beef, etc. He loved all the foods I gave him. I happen to have books on wildlife rehabilitation and vet books and was working at several vet clinics getting experience and vet tech school. Thankfully I had many skills working with animals and rehabilitating a squirrel. I made food in a syringe and he'd drink it all up. Soon I let him eat it off a napkin and then he'd perch on a bowl and such it right up. I mixed warm water with syrup, and boy did he love that! I had other birds, tamed, and they kept him company. My dad made a make shift perch for him to sleep on in the dog carrier and would say be very quiet, he's sleeping. For 3 days around the clock I fed him and took care of him. He flew to my dad's white shirt, clung to it and pecked at it. He rode on my head and would pull up strands of my hair and scratch trying to make a nest in the bathroom. He even began pecking on my head and I said no Twiggy, don't drill a hole in my head! Then he flew up to the Rock wall and started pecking at a hole and I said dont bend your beak Twiggy! My mom got pictures of us of and I'm not sure where they are at the old house. On Christmas morning it was time to let him go. And he came back several times but had drilled many holes in trees in my neighbors' yard and in ours and probably our other neighbor's yard. I would say Twiggy! And he'd been a few feet away on a tree watching me. I said reee! And Twiggy would call out and go reee back, poking his head around the tree looking at me. I miss him, but one winter morning at my apartment I heard a reeee at my window and there was one on my window ledge looking at me years later. It wasn't Twiggy, though. And the past week this year 2024, I saw one on a tree and it's summer time now. Very rare to see them during the hot weather months.

Beautiful & informative video - Thank You!

I have visited pawleys multiple times a year since I was a baby :) my family lives in murrells inlet. I live out of state now and I can’t wait to go home in the future and bird there!

Pretty cool

Crazy

Karl yes

You let the birds do the talking! A wonderful, informative video. Thanks!

greatest thing. ever. 10/10 LOVE those small shorebirds always get me. And the yellow billed cuckoo, never saw it coming. I wonder if Ive ever mistaken an orchard oriole for a robin?

Hi Marty, It's Anne from your laundry experience in Cambridge, England :) What an impressive & useful channel you have - well done! Best wishes to you & R for your summer vacation in these climes! I have liked & subscribed :)

Fantastic job! The labels are nice and the time between birds is perfect. I'll be down there this winter and really appreciate the time you put into this video. Thank you

Very nice informative video on the red-shouldered hawk! That blue jay has a really convincing fake hawk sound. New sub! Looking forward to watching more of your videos!

The only thing I have learned about them is the kill trees

We the magpie lark a perwee. The one you showed was a male.

Hi I'm from Kolkata, India kindly suggests which monI should plan and how many days, also the expenses

Wow!! I didn’t know we had this variety of warblers in Maryland.

How about some birds of the Western US? Seriously. Far too many videos on Eastern birds.

muito legal.

Eastern US?! There are no rosy spoonbills HERE Maybe FL thats not eastern US

WHY do all these apps that have bird song ALWAYS have some guy talking TOO MUCH

I really like these quizzes!

Many thanks, very helpful!!

Im using this to study for my upcoming trip. Thanks so much! And great shots! What camera are you using?

'PromoSM' 💖

I would love to visit Arizona to go birdwatching someday.

Great video! 😊

Thanks for the excellent video, fun for the whole family to watch. Good stuff!

Great video, really enjoyable, I learn so much 👏🏻 thanks for the hard work you put into these.

Nice job, very helpful.

Really enjoyed this video...a great learning tool!!!

Marty, what a good and informative report.

Those are spot on! Incredible skills 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Beyond excellence. Hat's off.

Just saw one of these for the first time this week. New woodpecker unlocked! 😁

Hello, do you know if warblers drink regular water or do they just drink sugary water? I found a sick looking bird and fed it regular water not realizing it is a warbler. It flew away, but I'm afraid I may have made it worse...

Someone please tell me the name of the bird making the sound at 23:01. I thought it might be the orial shown, but it doesnt seem to be.

The plan is to head down there in mid-March with family. In addition to many North American species I'm missing I hope to get the quetzel, other trogons, squirrel cuckoo, great currasow, sunbittern, southern lapwing, boat-billed heron, motmots, toucans, parrots, red-capped mannikan, three-wattled bellbird, black-faced solitaire (esp song), common tody-flycatcher, euphonias, yellow-browed chlorophonia, yellow-thighed brushfinch, Montezuma oropendola, bay-headed tanager and bananquit

I give this video 20/20 Saps

Good idea. Too bad the very first bird is misidentified. It is a Woodhouse’s Scrub-Jay.

Great video on the yellow belly sapsucker