Inside Birding: Color Pattern
Color and plumage patterns are key components of bird identification. Improve your birding skills by watching Lab experts as they demonstrate how to recognize the color patterns that will help you identify birds with confidence.
Watch more Inside Birding episodes from the Cornell Lab on these keys to bird identification:
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I love this entire series, Inside Birding... I am a gardener & I use the same tools to ID trees- the big picture first, size & shape, habitat, and lastly, the details of the plant itself (bud scars, leaves, flowers)... I've watched each of the series twice so far; they are good to keep watching to absorb all the information.
11 years later and still a big THANK YOU!especially for your passion! Super nice!
I'm a beginnerish birder and this was extremely helpful. Thanks for creating such an informative and easy to understand video.
I am definitely not a beginner birder but I SO SO SO wish that I had discovered this when I was starting. Super helpful and i'll make sure to send to some beginners that I know :D
This is great! Just found this series. Love it! :)
OH MY GOSH!!! HOW INFORMATIVE!!! I just started birding -- this is a truly great instructional video, especially for newcomers like myself. Congratulations -- you REALLY made a video that folks like me (and experienced birders, too) can really learn a lot from. You have an instant subscription (I subscribed and wrote this before the video was even done -- I just couldn't wait to tell you how much I liked this!)
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2 жыл бұрын
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2 жыл бұрын
@Erick Kylo Instablaster :)
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2 жыл бұрын
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2 жыл бұрын
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@isaacholden3200
2 жыл бұрын
@Erick Kylo Glad I could help =)
Great video! Thanks for posting!
This video helped me A LOT in how I can go about identifying the birds I see in the wild. THANK YOU!!
Great series...thanks!
No matter where in the world they are it always fills me with hope when I see young birders.
Extremely useful and informative! Thanks a lot!
Great video! Very helpful!! Thank you!
Great video! Nice work!
Wonderful video! Thank you so much :)
Nice video - Thank you.Very informative.
Great video and helpful tips, thank you!
Thank you sooooo much - i have definitely noticed that birds do not conform to the exact patterns in the books. it took me a while to realize that there are maybe individual markings on birds. so thanks for ending my confused judgements :}
Great instructional video for birders. Thanks. Please make some more!
Very helpful, thank you!
This is very informative. Thanks.
Very informative and nicely described.
Very useful tip to identification birds ... Thanks..
very educational for a beginning bird watcher.
This was really helpful! I will watch it frequently as a reminder of what to look for.
Thank you. It's help us a lot
Birdding make me fresh and happy
You are experts!!!! I'm too a new birder and like so much these key rules and helpful guidance, I think I'm going to become a good birdwatcher and conservationist. You chose well! Next time, you may try to add lyrics of name. Great thanks to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great video! the moving "pro insight" logo was a bit distracting though
Thank you!
great video
super video. was very easy to learn and understand
beautiful thanks
i like it, i am from indonesia,i can't find that bird activity in my forest as you have..amazing.
Thank you
Very nice my fam I can now identify birds in my backyard! Now I know they can be chunky! Lol
I actually found the American Redstart and Blackburnian quite difficult to differentiate when I started out. In addition, I find the American Redstart's vocalizations to be quite inconspicuous and erratically variable. Good bird none the less. Bird on.
votre vidéo sont étonnants
this is good to know
@SamakaSRC
4 жыл бұрын
yea i know
Me watching this for online school because of the corona virus: huh, I thought that was how you always do it.
@cornell_lab
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching. Here are a few more from the series: kzread.info/head/PL89FAA014C9EF59BC
@dameday4850
4 жыл бұрын
bro that is the only reason i am watching this too
@callie-9513
4 жыл бұрын
@@dameday4850 haha
@dameday4850
4 жыл бұрын
@@callie-9513 corona virus got me doing these stupid vids i already know about
@callie-9513
4 жыл бұрын
@@dameday4850 same here, at least its my only real science homework...
Thank you! It would be helpful if you spell out the scientific names on screen for note taking.
I am in South Africa. While we cont have Cardinals and Blue Jays, the principals apply. We have over 900 birds here ad trying to Identify them with out structure like this is almost impossible. Newman in his book, Newman’s Birds of Southern Africa uses, SIZE, BILL, LEGS, PLUMAGE, HABITAT, HABITS. These are universal tools. One commentator said they use these principals for identifying trees.
What they here call 'supersilium' I would call the brow. In my opinion the supercilium is the front part of the brow, the area between eye and Bill.
IDing the birds while watching the video can give you a little challenge. Especially on the LBJ's and warblers.
Everybody gangsta till a COFl/PSFL shows up...
Anyone watching in 2020?
So helpful but the awkward transitions from binos to camera make me cringe.
im here cuz of online school
@nathanritchlin4742
4 жыл бұрын
Same
Great Video, but i have to point this out 6:45 he pooped!
@afrariley6640
7 жыл бұрын
ha ha ha ha ha ha! Good comment.
Why is it that they seem so obstruciated? They seem to lack familiarity somehow...
@goognamgoognw6637
7 жыл бұрын
that's not a dictionnary word but i agree they look scary with that force fake smile on their face and speaking like robots there is a unsanity dissonance from the way they talk. That said i love birds and not all birders are like this.
@alexapenn6399
7 жыл бұрын
go make your own video then - these guys are not professional actors or announcers, for pete's sake. take your judgemental attitudes somewhere else!!!!!
This is video is so Canadian it hurts. It reminds me of a bad instructional video for new employees in a dead end job.
who would go out and watch birds for hours. get a life.
@jakehill7177
4 жыл бұрын
It's a hobby that people enjoy, idiot. Sounds like you need to get a life.
@Blirvin
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah I thought the same thing too man but then I tried it and somehow got addicted to it. It’s weird but allota people just like birds. Can’t really explain it.
Can someone explain why you would spend hundreds, or maybe even thousands, of dollars on binoculars just to look at birds? If I buy optics it's because I have an actual reason, like hunting. Not looking at birds...
@JohnSherman72
9 жыл бұрын
It is a hobby, just like hunting, and information about birds can help scientists see patterns with what is happening with the climate.
@goognamgoognw6637
7 жыл бұрын
Just imagine you are doing everything you are doing now as a hunter except for not pressing a trigger. There you are, you are a birder now.
@JavelinaSteve
6 жыл бұрын
AND you are dealing with hundreds more species and much higher numbers of animals than a hunter.....
@JackFarley1025
6 жыл бұрын
Why do you assume that hunting is an actual reason while birding isn't?
@humansavages832
6 жыл бұрын
skcuf Man, you're narrow minded