Identify Backyard Birds - Common Canadian Birds - Quick Guide With Names - Bird Calls and Sounds

In this video, I quickly show and identify a variety of common birds that I have found and recorded in my backyard. ⭐ Timestamps In The Description Below ⭐

A variety of wild birds comes to my backyard. Wild birds come in many different shapes sizes, from small to large and many birds have distinctive bright colors. Near my yard, there is a huge forest where wildlife lives and make their nests. Birds come to my yard in search of food and fresh water from my birdbath. When feeding wild birds and animals I often use a mix of birdseed, sunflower seeds, peanuts in the shell, and sometimes I put out a suet block for the birds to eat. All footage of these wild birds was recorded in my backyard, in Ontario Canada. I enjoy my hobby of backyard bird watching.

This video is a good resource to help identify your backyard birds and these are birds are ones that can be found by beginners most of these birds can often be found in your backyard.

- In this video, I have identified the names of many birds that come to the yard with photographs and high-quality video.

It is so awesome I can sit in my backyard and feed and watch all of these amazing common backyard birds. There are so many different types of birds that come to my yard that have beautiful bird calls and songs.

This video has some of my best footage of birds either singing or calling and making sounds. A variety of birds are found in my backyard, some stay for a while and sit in my yard and some grab some food and leave as quickly as they can.

In Ontario, Canada there are so many birds that you can find in your backyard. I don't have to travel very far to find all of these common birds in my backyard. These are some of my favorite videos I have recorded over the past three years.

All types of birds with pictures, videos, and names. Garden bird identification. This video includes several birds in North America.

These are some of my best clips of each bird. I put the names of each bird shown on the bottom right corner of the video. Each clip is approximately 30 seconds for each bird.

Use this video to help you Identify Your Common Backyard Birds and help you figure out What Birds You Can Find In Your Backyard.

Over several years, I have taken photographs and recorded videos of many beautiful wild Canadian birds in my backyard, at nature parks, and large bodies of water.

Common birds in this video include:

American Robin - 00:01
Mourning Doves - 00:21
Downy Woodpeckers - 00:41
Red-bellied Woodpeckers - 01:03
Grackles - 01:27
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks - 01:43
Red-winged Blackbirds - 02:16
Baltimore Orioles - 02:43
American Goldfinches - 03:08
Brown-headed Cowbirds - 03:38
White-breasted Nuthatches - 04:08
Black-capped Chickadees - 04:30
Blue Jays - 04:53
Male Northern Cardinals - 05:31
Female Northern Cardinals - 06:10
House Finches - 06:32
House Sparrows - 07:03
and Dark-eyed Juncos - 07:37

Birds always make loud calls and sounds.

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Common Canadian Birds - Quick Guide With Names - Identify Your Common Backyard Birds - Bird Calls and Sounds
Common Canadian Birds - Quick Guide With Names - Identify Common Birds - Bird Calls and Sounds
Bird Voice Sound

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My bird watching videos are recorded in Southern Ontario, Canada.
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[altoraa]

it's 3 am and i'm looking up bird sounds on youtube.... lol going through a rough time right now and found comfort in this. i grew up in a small indigenous community outside of roblin, manitoba and these bird calls always remind me of home. i live in a more urban setting right now, so i don't get to hear the birds and sounds of nature much anymore. thanks for uploading this. it's nice to hear.

[archienadon]

That collection must have taken a lot of work. We’ve seen all of them here in the Maritimes. Thank you.

[aerialtaprootanalysis]

that cardinal gives me warm, soothing, christmasy vibes

[naturesviewwithanishkhira]

Great collection of beautiful birds
Nice video captures

[sheilarogers]

Thank you so much! I'm in Canada so lucky to see familiar birds...but we don't get those gorgeous cardinals here. Thanks again!

[VeryWetPaper]

We're lucky enough to have a Blue Jay nest in our backyard! We have a bird feeder and when they come by to chow down you can get a really good look at them. Deepest blue i've ever seen!

[simsim]

Mother nature is the best sound effects artist and the best colour

[hoswang]

The blue jays and cardinals are one of my favorite. Where i live i get a lot of cardinals and blue jays only come every once in a while

[sheilarogers]

Oh, hearing the american goldfinch male chirp and sing was a real treat...I only know the sound they make in flight...very special!

[capturingnaturewithsandip]

Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing

[rebeccashuman]

Thanks for letting us see the birds up close! It’s so cool

[Bruce-bxsj]

Wow. You are so lucky to have all these different kind of birds thank you for sharing!

[nandiniputtarudraiah]

So beautiful! And, my goodness, I really love how thorough you are with your description. I enjoyed being able to skip to the songs I wanted to hear. I'm really appreciative of this effort

[neilflowers]

Excellent shooting and editing. Thanks so much for letting us see these birds up close.

[saburdo]

Good vibes. Birds don't lie to me.

[aljordi]

Thank you for identifying the Birds for us, great Job

[shaynacossette]

Just found your channel and subscribed! Always exciting to find fellow canadian birders here on Youtube!

[gyrlgeorge]

This video deserves a lot more views. Thanks for sharing this! Edited to add: the Eastern Blue Jay sounds like a songbird compared to our Stellar’s Jay!

[SilverLakeKingdom]

What bird sings at 2:03? Please help. Thank you very much for the video.

[sunniezech]

So pretty I love bird watching. I saw most of them. I also attracted hummingbirds last three year but this year they didn’t come. I don’t know why?.