I am a Boy Scout and amateur birder and I identify birds solely by their songs (I'm blind). I see a whole lot of warblers and vireos and such when I go camping. I even once saw a Yellow-throated Warbler near the Delaware River last May and a Blue-winged Warbler at West Point last April! Beautiful little birds, and amazing songs too! I like the Ovenbird at the end of the video. One of my favorites.

Can't agree more about protecting these isolated woodlots. Even if they are managed for timber they are still more valuable as habitat than a home lot or even a park. Habitat edges, canopy layers and snags all contribute. I always enjoy seeing that moment when a bird I pished out realizes I'm a big slow mammal wasting their precious time.

It's a great video.
Adding name of each bird on screen when it appears for sufficiently long time would have made it even better.

I’d welcome a morning like that any day. Lots of good birds.

This video would be so great if it was edited ,sub-titling each bird as it appears ,such great footage ,but-no reference to each bird.I will re-watch soon with Peterson

I am in Oakville Ontario and I see many warblers during their migration…after a rain fall is the best viewing…

I agree that it's better to avoid pishing - just keeping quiet and unobtrusive has always worked for me to see tons of birds.

I just came back from a six day canoe-camping trip. We saw many bald eagles, hawks, heron, white egrets, wood ducks, and cardinals and also other wildlife such as alligators, gar, bass, turtles, snakes, etc., but one of the greatest highlights was an energetic yellow bird. He landed about a foot from me on a branch hanging over our canoe, stared me in the eyes with his head cocked to the side--a very inquisitive look--and flew off to another branch. I had never seen a bird like that, and I'm pretty sure now that it was a warbler, though I will have to look back at my photos to correctly identify him.

I'm a bird photographer, and I find this video great!

Excellent video on warblers and very helpful! Thank you for your wonderful video.

Great shots of the birds too. Nice work

Please make more videos like this and the Inside Birding series. They have really helped me with my birding, and they're really fun to watch. Especially this video, because warblers are my favourite birds to watch, as fast and small as they may be. Again, thank you!

Nice and beautiful birds ended!! I hope see it in some days, I am from old world.

So good to the so many Warblers singing in the wild! Here in Brazil we have just a few of them... Thanks for this excellent video!

Fun to learn about birds by walking through the wood lot with you- great intro! Looking forward to more!

Too much pishing. There is already a lot of stress. Be patient and still and you will be rewarded as the birds see you as no threat but a part of their environment then they will reveal themselves. Great video though Chris and Jessie and thanks for sharing.

I learned so much from you about warblers!  Thank you for the video - what a great way to start my day!

I live in Missouri and these birds look like the ones that eat off my sunflowers. I love them so much. I put sunflower tops on my windowsill and enjoyed waking up to the birds until my sunflowers died out and they moved on! I hope to see them next year!

Great help to all of us beginners or just generally interested in birds. Humm, who wouldn't be!

I love this video and wish you would do more of them! But please, pishing and owl calls are not necessary and shouldn't be promoted as common practice. I have seen tired and hungry birds, after a long night of migration, get scared away by birders pishing unnecessarily. With patience, many of the birds will come into view without the disturbance in their natural behavior. But I love the fact that you're raising awareness about these beautiful creatures!