Hear the calls of 50 different bird species from the Eastern United States (5 1/2 minute nature video photography)

[eShirl]

from Navarre's Wild Shots youtube channel

Hear the calls of 50 different bird species from the Eastern United States! In this video you can watch 50 iconic American bird species make their sounds, calls or songs. I have multiple bird calls for some species. Some of these bird calls might be nostalgic if you heard them growing up. All of these bird species can be found in the Eastern US but some can be found in other parts of the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America or South America. I filmed all of these birds myself over the last few years. Which bird sound was your favorite? Most of these birds were filmed on my Canon R5 C camera, RF 100-500m F/4.5-7.1 lens, and RODE VideoMic Pro+

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Birds in this video: American Robin, Mourning Dove, Northern Cardinal, Tufted Titmouse, Red-winged Blackbird, Blue Jay, Carolina Chickadee, Carolina Wren, Pileated Woodpecker, Red-tailed Hawk, Barred Owl, Song Sparrow, Grey Catbird, Common Grackle, Eastern Towhee, American Crow, Field Sparrow, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Eastern Phoebe, Sandhill Crane, Green Heron, Cedar Waxwing, House Wren, Brown-headed Cowbird, Eastern Bluebird, Red-shouldered Hawk, Eastern Meadowlark, Tree Swallow, Osprey, Brown Thrasher, Northern Flicker, Purple Martin, European Starling, Chipping Sparrow, American Goldfinch, Indigo Bunting, Prairie Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Orchard Oriole, Baltimore Oriole, White-breasted Nuthatch, House Finch, Canada Goose, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Summer Tanager, Northern Mockingbird, Yellow Warbler, Boat-tailed Grackle, Blue Grosbeak

Me: now I can finally learn which birds I've been hearing my whole life

[livetohike]

1. This is great! Thanks for posting it. n/t

[Easterncedar]

2. Nice! Our birds are just coming back now

The video is a sweet reminder of the wondrous variety of life on this planet.

[cachukis]

3. Thanks.

[lapucelle]

4. This is so cool. Thanks.

[GiqueCee]

5. We've got a bunch of these babies...

... around our house in rural Vermont. One I didn't hear is what I've always called the pinball bird. I think it's vireo, and it makes a trill like an old-style pinball machine.

[ToxMarz]

6. There is a really great app my sister turned me onto

called Merlin Bird ID. Listens for birds near you and identifies them. Has snippits of ther calls you can listen too as well. Found there a lot of birds around that I never imagined. We had a young Osprey (uncommon, reintroduced to the area about 10 years ago) hanging out behind our house for a while last summer. Never would have realized without the app, then I could pick him out in the trees

[SharonAnn]

7. There is a link on the Cornell website that hears the calls and tells you what it is.

Don’t have that link handy but I’m sure you can find it. I turn it on especially in spring mornings, to know what birds I’m hearing.

The Merlin site is great!