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Forgive me if this is posted elsewhere. I was just wondering what camera rig you were using. Great video!

Besides the amazing photography, I also very much enjoy Sparky's high-quality audio of the birds singing.

Great videos. Thanks for the tour!

You are awesome!

Beautiful

9:37 Yup! Hats off to Mr. Ford! 😎✌️

I'd be afraid for my camera out there like that. Just found your videos in Florida and I see you hunting birds in Florida the way I do. Being in a floating blind with your camera inches off the water is next level. Brilliant stuff.

Wonderful video. Are you shooting with the RF 100-500?

Love the video of the Brandt’s Cormorants, you captured the blue of their throats. We have lots of Brandt’s Cormorants in Monterey Bay, but I’ve never seen the blue throat

You inspire me to repeat this leg during migration. You are birding this during our slow season, but what a good eye and ear you have.

Great video, thank you for sharing.

What a fun video. I'm taking notes for the possibility of a trip to that area.

Wow, Northern Cal is so much different than SoCal! It's a whole different universe of birds! I got to get up there someday! Amazing video as always!

Hey Sparky, don't be afraid to reach out to us, your fans, when you are out looking for lifers. For instance, I live in Rohnert Park CA and know where the birds find food during different seasons. I am sure I am not alone in wanting to help you make your videos even more spectacular. When I first moved to the area I called the local ranger stations. I would often be connected with a fellow birders and wildlife experts this was immensely helpful in finding the places for birding that few know about. Looking forward to watching the behavior videos. Thank you for the amazing job you do.

Stunning scenery and so many great shots.

Great shots. Please tell us more about Behavior Birding.

You went birding in my back yard :) And you did great too ! Those Wrentit shots were fantastic :)

Great as ever Sparky and a damn site warmer than that day in Superior forest a few years back. I’ll be in this area in October. Hope I can catch up with some of the species you saw. Alan.

Another great episode, Sparky. You saw species I’ve barely heard of. Good for you.

fantastic video, looks wonderful

Excellent, appreciate your work and dedication.... continue the good work 👍

The Grizzly Bear made this video for me truly an incredible animal!

He’s beautiful incredible Great Grey Owl!

Oh my gosh that Great Grey Owl was beautiful!

I continue to be astonished at how adept you are at finding these birds and then getting images of them! I hear many of these birds as I wander around the same places you are showing in Northern California, but when finally I find them, I never can get my camera in place before they've disappeared. Good shooting!

Hey Sparky , have you ever seen a grey fox before? And if so , what was your reaction to it?

I was quite astonished to see your shots of Guinda in the Cache Creek area. I am very frequently in that area with my camera. Had we met there, seeing your birding camera, you would have immediately been on the other side of that locked gate and right up into very steep ground and some interesting scenes, with birds that I am not skilled at photographing. I am impressed with your catches of birds in that area--birds that I do not even know to look for!

This music is pissing me off

Was that you handling a fawn ?…..Why ? Never mind, I watched the video where you had to help it. Thank you for doing that.

Good job getting to see a wrentit in one day. Unreal.

Love the music! Same as music on “Justified”. We too were snowbound but had to stay at Yellowstone hotel. It was so nice, everyone was rolling with the punch & we all enjoyed each others company.

U R in my country❤️Yes, Sugerpine. FYI when talking about the “Sierras” it’s singular cuz u r taking about “one” Range. The Sierra Range.🥰 LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 🥰. I’m 83 & don’t get out anymore so your videos r a delight to watch. Thank you

U R in my country! Wish you could have seen the nesting pileated woodpeckers in my backyard in Magalia. REALLY ENJOYED YOUR TRIP. Thanks for sharing.

Great video! Makes me want to visit!

Ospreys, white herons, flickers, pelicans here on the southern Oregon coast. 😊 I've seen red shoulder hawks too. Oh, and horned owls.

Sparky you have some great photos there , what I liked the best was the 9 baby common Merganser's they are so beautiful also your portrait of the Male Lazuli Bunting .

Another great episode, Sparky!

Loving these California episodes! Can’t wait for the next one!

Hi Sparky, I watched this yesterday and thought then that the fawn's left front leg was not right. The mid leg joint seemed wrong and the fawn had a slight limp. Not criticizing the rescue, I likely would have done the same thing. I'm just wondering if the fawn will survive. Often injuries seem to heal themselves or the animal learns to adapt to the problem. Just curious if you noticed the front leg problem. I always enjoy your videos so keep them coming..

Mount Lassen is NOT in the High Sierra- it is part of the Cascade Range , as is Mt Shasta. The northern boundary of the Sierra Nevada is the north fork of the Feather River…otherwise a nice video, thanks

Excellent video, Sparky. Very interesting birds and scenery. The fawn rescue was awesome. It was so tiny

Almost too many things to comment on, very cool video. Down here in the madrean sky islands of SE AZ for a couple years, originally from upstate NY, basically birder paradise. These western birds are something else aren't they

Love the Oak Titmouse. Beautiful photos/videos. I love the white headed woodpecker.

That hermit, just wow, beautiful warbler . Awesome video Sparky

I got lifer Sooty Grouse in the coast mountains of Oregon to the west of Roseburg a couple years ago. I had been hearing them calling for weeks and then finally saw a female with chick's on the side of the road. Then heard a male up the hill so I scrambled up there and finally saw a male Sooty Grouse way up in a tree. I got what I consider one of my major trophy bird photos of it.

Kudos for saving the fawn! Great video!

You should have shown us some aggressive Mountain Lion fighting moves Sparky 😂. I lived in Walla Walla Washington for many years and was fortunate to see 14 of them in my time in that area (Blue Mountains) but never had to fight one, Thank God.

I was watching an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies last night that I had DVD'd. It was titled "The Bird Watchers" and featured Wally Cox. He mentioned seeing Hermit Warblers while living in the mountains.

Great work with the fawn❤

Another great video! Well done.