Wednesday Live Bird 🐦Watching, with Hummingbirds, Chipmunks, Squirrels in the Back Yard Garden #asmr

Welcome to North Georgia’s #1 YouTube channel for the perfect natural soundtrack to your day. Located in the Appalachian foothills, we offer a dual-certified National Wildlife Federation and Butterfly Habitat Garden streaming 24/7. Whether you are here to work, study, or unwind, our garden provides a calming atmosphere to enjoy local birdlife and nature. The following is a detailed list and count of birds and wildlife that can be seen at our back yard oasis: Year-Round Bird Residents: 25 Species Winter Residents (Oct – Apr): 13 Species Summer Residents & Migrants: 8 Species Woodland Wildlife (Mammals): 8 Species Raptors & Birds of Prey: 4 Species Total Bird Species: 50 Alphabetical List: American Crow American Goldfinch – Turns drab olive-brown in winter. American Robin – Resident, but they roam in large nomadic flocks in winter. Barred Owl – "Who cooks for you?" call. Blue Jay Brown Thrasher – Georgia's State Bird! Brown-Headed Cowbird Brown-Headed Nuthatch – Squeaky toy sounds; loves pine trees. Canada Goose Carolina Chickadee Carolina Wren – Loud "Teakettle!" song. Cedar Waxwing – Nomadic winter flocks seeking berries. Chipping Sparrow Common Grackle Cooper's Hawk – Agile hunters that often ambush feeder birds. Dark-Eyed Junco – The "Snowbird." Downy Woodpecker Eastern Bluebird – Permanent resident, though they flock up in winter. Eastern Phoebe – Often listed as hardy migrant. Eastern Towhee – Scratching in the leaf litter. "Drink-your-tea!" Field Sparrow Golden-Crowned Kinglet – Tiny, stays high in evergreens. Gray Catbird – "Mew" call like a cat. Hairy Woodpecker Hermit Thrush House Finch House Sparrow Mourning Dove Northern Cardinal Northern Flicker – Our only ground-feeding woodpecker. Northern Mockingbird – Sings all year (and all night). Pine Siskin – Rare/Irruptive winter finch. Pine Warbler – One of the few warblers that stays all winter. Purple Finch – Irruptive winter guest; rare compared to House Finch. Red-Bellied Woodpecker Red-Headed Woodpecker Red-Shouldered Hawk – Loud, often seen perching on wires near woods. Red-Winged Blackbird – Often flocks in winter. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak – Migrant (passes through) or breeds in high mountains. Ruby-Crowned Kinglet – Tiny, hyperactive, flicks wings. Ruby-Throated Hummingbird – (April–Sept) Savannah Sparrow Sharp-Shinned Hawk – Smaller cousin to the Cooper's; visits winter feeders. Song Sparrow – (Resident in North GA/mountains; winter-only in South GA). Tufted Titmouse White-Breasted Nuthatch White-Throated Sparrow – "Old Sam Peabody" song. Wood Thrush – Famous flute-like song. Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker – Strictly a winter visitor in the South. Yellow-Rumped Warbler – The "Butter-butt." Total Bird Count at this time: 50 #Relaxing #Nature #ASMR If you enjoy watching the activity of the birds and local wildlife in this habitat garden, we invite you to Like, Subscribe, and press the Notification Bell so you don't miss our live streams and future videos. Your support is instrumental in helping this channel and our certified habitat thrive. Thank you!