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Another really nice video. The fishing was a nice surprise. The river is Au Sable, two separate words. Yes, I know, Michiganders pronounce it wrong. Do you fly fish?

Do you use eBird

So weird seeing Lenawee County being where you came in. Also didn't know Whooping Cranes had been seen around there and I grew up in Adrian lol

Lovely video again. Need to cross the pond and do some birding in the US!

Great video! I took a trip to North Dakota this May and missed on Chestnut-collared Longspur. I am jealous of your luck

maybe I'm a bit too late but what are the rest of the gulls in that flock?

Congratulations on your lifers!

Great video once again, looks like a wonderful adventure.

Another fun road trip birding adventure despite the challenges. Looking forward to Part 4!

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I should acknowledge your friend whos is as adorable as baby Shrikes!

Jumped on this! You guys are officially "Hard Core Birders"! Can't wait for the 4th installment.

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love your kitty Cat!

awesome video, very enjoyable.

A UK birder here. Excellent video. Really whets the appetite for some Prairie birding.

Excellent!

I really enjoy your birding videos. Such enthusiasm! I'd bird with you anytime.

Really hoping to make it to this area next year. All of your targets would be lifers for me - but what I'd most like to see is a sharp-tailed grouse

Congratulations on finding the Sprague's pipit! Keep up the good work.

As soon as I saw you were in the ND prairies and it was spring, I immediately thought ...Tornadoes! I've been watching storm chasers all spring lol. Great trip with cool birds! 👍

Epic stuff. I really need to get out to the prairie one day. It looks like a beautiful place.

Always the best. I would love to see Upland Sandpipers on their breeding grounds. I really love your videos you have such talent, keep a birdin’!

I get a heartfelt happiness when you post your birding trips! Really ,I am more entertained by them than any other YT birding vids! Please don't stop submiiting them. Still hoping fot Texas ones!

That is insanity. Glad you guys enjoy it though 😁

What an inspiration! Watched the whole series. Hmmmmm... It's only May 28, 2024 .... maybe I'll just do a trip to Michigan's UP in a couple of weeks. See some of those fabulous northern/midwestern species you got. Thanks for the high-quality photos & videos -- and excellent editing on this project. Very impressed.

Awesome fishing!

Thank u guys for releasing everything

First video of yours I've seen, and I learned a lot. Thank you!

Your passion for birding is awesome. Are you using an app to find the birding spots, if yes which one. I'm about to head on a 2 week trip to UT from TX. Finding some bird hot spots on the way would be great. TIA

Glad you had such a great trip to my neck-of-the-woods. This is the first time I have seen a video of a thermal used in birding. Very interesting. Can you share what make / model you were using? Thanks much!

Way to go Emma!... 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

What a fun road trip, thanks for sharing the experience.

I love all the videos!! Keep them coming 😘

Great vid Emma!

A long wait,but so worth it! You two nutjobs made this one so adorable and the birds were Great! "Curly-yews" especially! Didn't I see some short bits of a Texas trip? Will that one be in the future?

Texas looks Amazing for birding.

That was wonderful!

That was awesome Emma! I've seen some interesting birds around Mt. Rushmore.

The Emma and Josie show! 🤣🤣🤣

I love your videos Emma. I've been sea watching at a site on NW Ireland for 30 years, August to October and I get sooties frequently on their way back south to breed. The most in one day being 5000, and other shearwaters like Corys and Greats. Your footage and your excitement just reminds me why I do it. Keep birding and keep posting :)

I would love to visit the Alamo someday just as a kind of Pee Wee Herman pilgrimage! Cheers, Declan

Nice!! Is there a full length TX vid coming soon?

Congrats on photographing the Rail youngsters! Lucky you.

Congrats on a successful first pelagic - and no signs of seasickness! I love pelagic birding.

Love kicking off the New Year with a January 1 Big Day. Managed 59 birds this year in Michigan on January 1.

Congrats getting the KIWA!

The Munuscong Potholes is a great area. Glad you found all your targets and enjoyed your time there! Spruce Grouse up near Whitefish Point are much easier first thing in the morning. And Munuscong Rivermouth is a cool marsh. I LOVE the UP!

Welcome to Michigan!

Just found your channel. Great video!