Are there any Birders on here?

[Bigbass201]

My wife and I went for a drive this past weekend to one of our favorite places to visit.  It's been a couple of years since we have been there.  It's always a joy when we visit.  Put a little video together of just the woodpeckers.


Feeding Woodpeckers by hand Click Here

[coldfront]

have friends who do the christmas bird counts, stuff like that.

me?  just an avid outdoorsman interested in all the critters.  see something i don't know?  can't identify?
go to the books, interweb and look em up.


favorite bird I've seen here on the tennessee river is the pileated woodpecker.  big, impressive birds!

[Capt. BassinLou]

I'm not a birder per se, but I do enjoy watching the different birds the Everglades has to offer.

[Eric-Maine]

I'm not a birder per se, but I do enjoy watching the different birds the Everglades has to offer.

The sound of the birds in Florida is so enjoyable. Coots make it feel like you're immersed in a Tarzan movie. In the next life I hope to be a heron, an egret or a loon. Fish every day lol

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[Capt. BassinLou]

I'm not a birder per se, but I do enjoy watching the different birds the Everglades has to offer.

The sound of the birds in Florida is so enjoyable. Coots make it feel like you're immersed in a Tarzan movie. In the next life I hope to be a heron, an egret or a loon. Fish every day lol

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That's a good description, Eric. A Tarzan movie.  Lol!!

[bassmedic46]

I enjoy a assortment of different birds at our bird feeders.

[Captsteve]

We have Road Runners. Not many on here can say that.

 A bad day of fishing is better than a good day at work.

[Bigbass201]

have friends who do the christmas bird counts, stuff like that.

me?  just an avid outdoorsman interested in all the critters.  see something i don't know?  can't identify?
go to the books, interweb and look em up.


favorite bird I've seen here on the tennessee river is the pileated woodpecker.  big, impressive birds!

I've only seen Pileated Woodpecker a couple times in the wild.  Once was in Tennessee near Gatlinburg.  The other was in Michigan.  Impressive size on those birds. 

[Donald Garner]

I have seen different types of birds around our area over the years.  Some time past we have several Cardinals, Blue Jays that hung around for a few weeks.  Sometimes we'll have Hummingbirds hang around the wife's flower beds.

Over on Stillhouse and Belton Lakes there's been sighting of Bald Eagles during the Summer months.  There's a lot of Coots over on both lakes also.

Like Steve mentioned we do have Road Runners here in Texas.  We've had them in our front yard walking down the front side walk of the property.   

[Princeton_Man]

I'm not a birder, although I pay attention to them in the field, on the water, and in the woods. They can tell us a lot and I can ID most of the birds native to our area. I picked up an app a couple of years ago that can help ID a bird by the sound they make, It's called BirdNet, it records the sounds and displays them on a sort of spectrum analyzer. You mark the area you're interested in, touch analyze, and it display the names of the birds it detects. Touch the name and it will display a picture.