Taiga Flycatcher in Vancouver!
Canada's first-ever Taiga Flycatcher was noticed on Dec. 25th, 2025. On Jan. 4th, UBC ornithology professor Darren Irwin made this video showing the bird and discussing a bit about bird migration, bird names, bird ecology, and the fun of birding.
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Let's go birding: Killdeer family at UBC Vancouver
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Let's go birding: Southern Vancouver Island (with Darren Irwin)
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When Wild Animals Get Way Too Close 😱
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Let's go birding: early March field trip, Vancouver BC
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When Animals Think No One’s Watching 😂 Backyard Edition
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Why The Midwest's Geography Isn't What You Think
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History of Vancouver, BC
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Russia Suffers Total Defeat in Sea of Azov to Ukraine
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I Skied Down Mount Everest (world first, no oxygen)
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