@lilaquickel1819

We recently hiked the Turkey Path trail at the Pa Grand Canyon. The most beautiful song was heard throughout the walk. It echoed through the trees! I was happy to tell fellow hikers it was a Wood Thrush. They were so happy to learn. Thanks for your inspiration Derek and Ryan.

@TiphanieBirdingNW

I love the bird song 🎼🎶🎵

@NathanWebb-c5h

I would love to visit places where I can see new birds like Arizona and Costa Rica.

@Soongoomie

Thank you for the video! 💛 I just started birding last winter and was worried about the “summer slump”. This helps me redirect my focus towards building different skills and enjoying birding in a new way during the summer season.

@Oltoir

It always amazes just how much the sun's rays dull their wings over the summer. Having helped ornithologists at a museum and seeing a spring and fall collected samples of the same species, the contrast is amazing! But then, when you're almost always exposing a wing to UV radiation, that's bound to happen

@frednorman1

I found this for useful. I’m a relatively new burger although I’ve been doing bird photography for about five years. Most of my photography has been done with waterfowl and shorebirds. I find it very difficult to see or photograph the passerines. Especially when Merlin Bird ID picks up 10 or 15 birds in my backyard from their songs and I can only see one or two

@Gigi.eq13

Thanks! This helped me a lot 💕

@Shrock568

People definitely hate on Summer birding too much. In St.Louis during the Summer we get some southern rarities and there are a lot of herons and other cool breeding birds. For us young birders it’s better because we are of school and are traveling more.

@headtrauma_1

Thanks for the video!

@nickpaarlberg73

Great tips! Winter is also great for owls!

@timjozwiak2293

I feed the birds all year round. Also set up a few different bird houses. I don't go to the birds...they come to me! Lol

@bradleykerswill7706

Great advice! And very helpful. Thank you

@olenskafanboy

When you mentioned the option of going elsewhere to bird, you cut to what looks like a lesser Antillean bullfich, which is a common bird in my country! That was a little surprising.

@TiphanieBirdingNW

Come to Washington State

@sidneycase3886

My mom ordered a shirt from your website and was charged for it but no confirmation email or anything. She tried contacting on the website but haven’t heard anything

@markshen3280

Maybe it will be best if you could be more helpful in going out and identify the various species of birds, please.