White-breasted Nuthatches climb on the side of trees, and bird feeders. I observe them eating from my sunflower seed feeder, suet feeder, and my peanut feeder. The Nuthatch also pecks at the bark of trees, often to find small bugs to eat.
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White-breasted Nuthatches climb on the side of trees, and bird feeders. I observe them eating from my sunflower seed feeder, suet feeder, and my peanut feeder. The Nuthatch also pecks at the bark of trees, often to find small bugs to eat.
I was in the middle of a forest where there is a pond, I found a couple of Kingfishers there calling out to each other. The pond is very beautiful. The Kingfishers were very energetic making their loud bird call, and flying back and forth from tree to tree.
In my backyard, there were multiple Brown-headed Cowbirds perching on branches in trees. The Brown-headed Cowbirds were making a lot of noise, calling out to each other. In this video, a small group of Brown-headed Cowbirds was producing mating calls. This call is a Brown-headed Cowbird Courtship display.
It is so lovely when American Goldfinches come to my yard and sing their heart out, trying to call for other finches. These yellow American goldfinches come to my yard every day and eat from my bird feeders.
Here is a short video of the Male Northern Cardinal Chirping and making sounds in my backyard. Cardinals make a loud chirping sound. I hear many bird calls in my backyard, and I always try to figure out where they are calling from and what type of bird they are.
These Mother Ducks had quite a few babies, they are all very cute and followed their Mom. I have seen multiple mallard duck families in my area and love watching them, I am amazed at how close-up I can get to them, I do not disturb them.
In my backyard up at the top of a tree, a Blue Jay was making a lot of noise and different bird calls. It appears it was calling out for its friends or family. After a few moments, it had become silent, hopping from tree to tree. The Blue Jay had made a fast and quiet squeaking sound.
I found these Downy Woodpeckers in my backyard sitting on my peanut feeder, these two woodpeckers kept coming back every day pecking, eating, and sharing the peanuts that came out of the shells.
I observed over the past four months many wild ducks that were found at my local pond, they have changed the color of their feathers throughout the summer. This is a process called molting, which involves replacing some or all their feathers at least once a year, most ducks undergo two molts a year.
Two Canada Geese came up next to me and started honking very loudly. At that time I was giving the birds some bird seeds and the Geese looked to be hungry. Soon the two Geese started honking towards the other side of the water where there were more Geese honking back at them.
I was wandering around in the field one day near a store parking lot last year, and I found where multiple Killdeer birds hang out, I decided to follow it around and it kept on doing its bird call, these Killdeer seem to like bobbing their heads up and down.
In the water, there was a family of Swans swimming around, the mother and the father were there with their young swanlings. The swans were uprooting the underwater plants and eating them. I counted six swans in total, four young swans, and two adult swans.
Late in the evening, an American Robin was sitting in a tree calling to other Robins in the area. I hear American Robins in my backyard all the time, and they can be loud at times. Throughout the video you can hear other American Robins calling out to this Robin, they were waiting to respond to each other before producing another sound.
There are a lot of wild ducks found at my local pond, the ducks are always hungry, waiting for someone to feed them. When I arrive at the duck pond most of the ducks sit in a row along the edge of the pond. I often come to feed them a few handfuls of birdseed. These Mallard ducks have an incredible amount of energy. They peck, fight and push each other when they are hungry. Two Canada Geese decided to live near the pond, and I feed them as well.
While sitting in my backyard, I have many mourning doves come to my yard, most of them are silent others can become noisy. In this video are some of the noisiest mourning doves that came to my backyard. There is rarely a day that the mourning doves don't come to my yard.
I found multiple Turkey Vultures that were running and hopping around on a beach. The Vultures were trying to avoid a Red-winged Blackbird that was swooping in on them.
At my local pond, there was a large flock of Mallard Ducks and Canada Geese that were swimming together in circles waiting to be fed.