We’re excited to announce the Alabama Ornithological Society Video Channel, with content produced by AOS members for the education and enjoyment of birders. The videos are available through YouTube and are free for everyone.
Currently there are two identification seminars: tern ID by Drew Haffenden and vireo ID by me. Both are fully indexed and can be viewed in their entirety or in individual segments by species. (Click on the “…more” tab on the YouTube page just under the video to expand the description and see the index tabs.) The vireo ID presentation is accompanied by a PDF of the content which may be useful as a reference; this is downloadable from the video channel webpage.
Additionally, Geoff Hill has generously shared his excellent “Birding Better” video series providing tips and guidance on several birding topics. Links to these 12 videos are provided on the video channel webpage.
We hope to add more identification pieces soon. If other AOS members have bird-related educational videos they would like to add to the collection, please contact me.
You can access the video channel page on the AOS website by clicking:
Date: 11/11/25 8:28 am From: Cynthia Freeman via groups.io <Cynthiafreeman633...> Subject: Re: [ALbirds] New AOS Video Channel
That is awesome! Thank you so much for
all your hard work! Can’t wait to sit down and watch the videos.
Cynthia
Cynthia L Freeman
256.328.6331
On Tue, Nov 11, 2025 at 8:46 AM Greg D. Jackson via groups.io <g_d_jackson=
<bellsouth.net...> wrote:
> AL Birders:
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> We’re excited to announce the Alabama Ornithological Society Video
> Channel, with content produced by AOS members for the education and
> enjoyment of birders. The videos are available through YouTube and are free
> for everyone.
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> Currently there are two identification seminars: tern ID by Drew Haffenden
> and vireo ID by me. Both are fully indexed and can be viewed in their
> entirety or in individual segments by species. (Click on the “…more” tab on
> the YouTube page just under the video to expand the description and see the
> index tabs.) The vireo ID presentation is accompanied by a PDF of the
> content which may be useful as a reference; this is downloadable from the
> video channel webpage.
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>
>
> Additionally, Geoff Hill has generously shared his excellent “Birding
> Better” video series providing tips and guidance on several birding topics.
> Links to these 12 videos are provided on the video channel webpage.
>
>
>
> We hope to add more identification pieces soon. If other AOS members have
> bird-related educational videos they would like to add to the collection,
> please contact me.
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>
> You can access the video channel page on the AOS website by clicking:
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>
>
> Videos | Alabama Ornithological Society <https://www.aosbirds.org/videos/> >
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> Enjoy!
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> Greg
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> Greg D. Jackson
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> Birmingham, AL
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> <g_d_jackson...>
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Date: 11/11/25 6:46 am From: Greg D. Jackson via groups.io <g_d_jackson...> Subject: [ALbirds] New AOS Video Channel
AL Birders:
We're excited to announce the Alabama Ornithological Society Video Channel,
with content produced by AOS members for the education and enjoyment of
birders. The videos are available through YouTube and are free for everyone.
Currently there are two identification seminars: tern ID by Drew Haffenden
and vireo ID by me. Both are fully indexed and can be viewed in their
entirety or in individual segments by species. (Click on the ".more" tab on
the YouTube page just under the video to expand the description and see the
index tabs.) The vireo ID presentation is accompanied by a PDF of the
content which may be useful as a reference; this is downloadable from the
video channel webpage.
Additionally, Geoff Hill has generously shared his excellent "Birding
Better" video series providing tips and guidance on several birding topics.
Links to these 12 videos are provided on the video channel webpage.
We hope to add more identification pieces soon. If other AOS members have
bird-related educational videos they would like to add to the collection,
please contact me.
You can access the video channel page on the AOS website by clicking:
