Birding in Louisiana (Quest for 100 Species)

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Louisiana has many incredible birding locations, and different species that can be seen throughout the year. Join Ryan as he visits the state for the first time to see if he can eclipse the 100 species mark, while seeing some other interesting species along the way.
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Chipping Sparrow in cover image by Fyn Kynd (CC by 2.0, edited)
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31 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 38

@snowyowl5556 Год назад

Good news, we have a bird... bad news, it's a house sparrow. Story of my life.

@blueforest2927 Год назад

Still a great lil critter !

@tracyreaume6451 Год назад

Lol! 😅

@Hummingbirder1 Год назад

I love these kind of videos of yours! Not only getting to see a new state through your eyes (since I've never been to Louisiana myself), but also that you include reptiles and other kind of living beings! That's not so common on birding channels 🙂Looking forward to the next videos! I also share your frustration with "First Bird Of" being House Sparrow! I hate when the first bird of the trip is an introduced species, no matter where I go. It's way too often! I have turned to a snob when it comes to that, I don't count them. No "Rock Pigeon", Ring-necked Dove, Spotted Dove, Ring-necked Pheasant, Common Starling, Monk Parakeet or House Sparrow. Forgive me if I forget some of'em. I do count the correct looking Rock Piegeons where I've seen them within their original distribution. I guess it's easy for me to be a snob about it, when I have seen those species where they belong... That way it doesn't interfere with my global list! It interferes with my swedish list (I don't count Canada Goose, Ring-necked Pheasant or Rock Dove here.) and ofc my US list (if I wasn't such a snob about it my US list would be 626). I'm a little illogical about the US list, to be honest, I do count the Red-crowned Amazons I saw in Harlingen, Texas in 1997 and 2000!

@MerySuyeon Год назад

This is the first time I see nature that is really "so beautiful and what's more with wild birds it's really beautiful

@MsDee_777 Год назад

House Sparrow 😅 I think the little guy had that planned 🤔🤣

@staufferfamily9629 Год назад

Very neat! The salamander was my favorite part😊

@hapymushroom Год назад

Great info' well presented .

@Oltoir Год назад

Great vid! Always fun to visit a new state and restart the count! And it never fails for me too, the first bird wherever I go is also usually a house sparrow!

@setapart6937 Год назад

Two years ago my husband and I visited family down in Louisiana. We spent a week there but unfortunately I was just beginning to get into birding and didn’t make it a priority to try to get out and bird. I hope to have another opportunity to visit Louisiana so I can get some more birds on my LA life list.

@kirkfromflorida1088 Год назад

Very very cool. Always like to watch you guys. Thank you

@pcliff30 Год назад

Thanks again for another great video. What did Derek study at Nicholls State University? You both should be teaching filmmaking there! Loved the tutorial on oak trees, moss, snakes, toads, and "sallmann"ders. 🙂

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

Haha, thanks! I studied Marine Biology!

@foxruneec Год назад

@@BadgerlandBirding AWESOME!! Good luck with your career 🦈🐠🦭🐢

@mr1pearl Год назад

Hanging at the tire shop no less 😊

@birdingbythebay Год назад

Love these videos! You should really visit Bayfront park in alabama.

@_chayss Год назад

I just drenched my pants and socks because of an American Kestrel that I just saw 30 mins ago.. I heard his kee-kee-kee-kee alarm call, and I thought It was a sharp shinned, so, I scanned the trees and finally spotted him on the top a dead oak stump, the snow was about 2 ft deep or so and I definitely don't regret going threw the snow to see him , I had my binos but I didn't take my camera... anyway! Great video! Hope you can see some rare or cool birds! 🦅🦅🙂

@thetraveler2561 Год назад

Beautiful fowl and birds in Louisiana. Hope I can make it down there one day it is on the bucket list. Was going to go down some years back but the bucket kicked me first had to retire.

@3coins. Год назад

Put the Off on we have lots of bugs.Hope you enjoyed your visit.

@wisconsinbackyardbirding Год назад

Love it when you guys do a "quest for # of species" video, always interesting to see what other states have. Looking forward to the next video, happy birding.

@matthewvogt7204 Год назад

Awesome video. Ive always wanted to go to Louisiana and do a lot of birding. Since I’m in Canada I would get a lot of lifers

@stefangoldensteinwildlife9929 Год назад

Amazing how many species you found. Especially in wintertime...okay you guys wear shirts...so propably not winter 😀Well done. greets Stefan

@tiportangeles2696 Год назад

Good on you, two! Great video!

@shortypictures Год назад

Thank you for the video! I haven't been birding down south yet :(

@nathanwebb4836 Год назад

That was awesome! Thanks for sharing this.

@oldairyheir Год назад

Thanks for sharing! It's nice to go somewhere different with someone who knows the area. Found a pair of Black-bellied Whistling-Ducks hanging out near a farm pond in Trempealeau County, WI this summer!

@Beryllahawk Год назад

Woohoo! Once more in my general area, hehe; so great to hear all the noises I'm familiar with too - and NOW I know what a bunch of them are, so it's even better. Looking forward to seeing what all you discover and your thoughts!

@aknightthatsaysnee5259 Год назад

Hey! I used to know a house sparrow. They are easily offended, just to let you know.

@Florafauneando Год назад

The video and the place shown are very interesting, with very beautiful birds, some I know from seeing them, others from the book and some I did not have registered. I thought that in a place with forests near the sea you could see more species; where I live there is not much protected natural environment last week in 8 or 9 hours we saw 94 species

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

We weren’t by the sea at any of these places. All bodies of water in this episode were freshwater. But we did do some ocean/beach birding later on in the trip.

@nature_rabbits5370 Год назад

I think ribbon snakes are related to garter snakes.

@leuconoise9081 Год назад

What bird was shouting when you caught that ribbon snake?

@palohorse993 Год назад

Pretty sure it was a Cardinal?

@lukeocasio2784 Год назад

where are these guys from originally ????

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

Wisconsin!

@lukeocasio2784 Год назад

@@BadgerlandBirding OH lol I didn't know you would actually respond hahahaha, I am from Central Texas and my girlfriend is from Louisiana so I was happy seeing how pumped you guys got birding. Glad y'all had a good southern time !