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Baltimore oriole spring migration map Videos
- 1. PEOPLE CHASING GOOGLE MAPPING CREW.
- 2. Rose-breasted Grosbeak Eating
- 3. Grackles Migrating back~Spring 2010
- 4. Wild Bird House : Purple Martin Colony Feeding and Getting Ready to Migrate : Gourds Martins
- 5. Male Bullock's Oriole
PEOPLE CHASING GOOGLE MAPPING CREW.
Once again I was searching maps and came across the craziest chase scene, I cannot explain it! Very bizzare!
Rose-breasted Grosbeak Eating
The Rose-breasted Grosbeak is one of many neotropical migratory bird species that travels north during spring migration.
Grackles Migrating back~Spring 2010
Today tons of Grackles landed in the Trees behind my house. I love their calls! It was amazing to see them all fly off at once.
User Comments
Bflatblues55
commented
on 17 Jan 2011
Hello hello NaturesFairy! I stumbled onto your channel through the side bar
while posting my own grackle video. I love this! You sound so much like I
do when I'm outdoors and observing nature... can't wait to see what else
you've got! Great video... thanks for sharing. If you have a moment, you
may like to see the grackle party held in our backyard just before
Christmas! From a fellow New Englander... WearyHag
NaturesFairy
commented
on 26 Mar 2010
Thank you so much for always taking the time to watch my videos and for the
sweet comments. I was thrilled to see so many Grackles. Nature is never
boring! :) Huggers♥
NaturesFairy
commented
on 18 Jan 2011
@Bflatblues55 Thank you so much for the lovely comment and for watching my
video,, I will go check out ur video!!! :) Oh wow ur from New England.. Im
in Mass..
NaturesFairy
commented
on 26 Mar 2010
Hi,, so nice to hear from you! We get the Starlings here but not as many as
the Grackles. Nature is amazing! :) Thx for watching! :)
cielitolindo2008
commented
on 26 Mar 2010
Oh my goodness, that is awesome! Isn't it a wonderful sight to behold... We
have something similar here with our starlings.
NaturesFairy
commented
on 18 Jan 2011
@Bflatblues55 I went to your channel but cant see the Grackle video,,, can
u send me the link to it please??? Thanks!!
Wild Bird House : Purple Martin Colony Feeding and Getting Ready to Migrate : Gourds Martins
Our colony of Purple Martins feeding and flocking. You can hear our noisy rooster (Jack) in the background. Shot with a Nikon D3100 DSLR.
User Comments
wildbirdhouse
commented
on 12 Nov 2012
We do both houses and gourds, like what are show in the video. We find that
gourds are our favorite but the Martins seem to use either a typical martin
house with many compartments or gourds about the same with maybe a slight
anecdotal preference for gourds. The gourds are easier to manage and clean
for us and it seems like every year we put up more gourds and we get more
Martins.
ongawesgone
commented
on 18 Jul 2013
The gourd system closest to the camera, which kind is it? I'm thinking
about putting up some gourds, don't want to start too big, but a 4 or 6
gourd rack looks pretty good. May I ask the price of all the accessories to
it? Thank you. Monty
wildbirdhouse
commented
on 18 Jul 2012
Hi there, those are actually gourds/houses that the Martins nest in.
Martins feed on the wing i.e. they fly through the air eating flying
insects. The gourds are about 14 ft in the air.
BlueJayer952
commented
on 02 Nov 2012
Those are different looking homes. Is there functionally anything different
roxcharlie
commented
on 17 Jul 2012
are those your feeders? they look really high up!
ongawesgone
commented
on 18 Jul 2013
Really nice too, I don't hear one house sparrow!
Male Bullock's Oriole
This is a male Bullock's Oriole. As you can see they have striking bright orange and yellow feathers that contrast nicely with the black and white feathers.
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