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that tail, oh man 🤣🤣

Isn't it beautiful?

That is really interesting work Sarah. Thanks for taking the time to share it online.

What an interesting discussion! So many fascinating aspects of nature to be explored... Many thanks for sharing this webinar.

dear god even the birds have the accent

❤dont they do a figure of 8 when perching

❤❤❤gorgeous little bird❤❤

An excellent film, so much effort and much appreciated

Second to the Currawong all the little ones are my favourite.

Unfortunately, I found this hard to follow and pull out the main points to hang on to. Perhaps I'm just simple.

Hi there. Glad to hear from you. You're doing some amazing. I'm trying to motivate my 6th-grade students to follow your example. Greetings from Lima, Peru.

Great info! Thank you. Im in Cedar Vale and was seeking to ID an owl call. I think it may be a Powerful Owl 😍

Ravens and crows in other parts of the world: *CAW CAW* (can be creepy or calming depending on the context) Australian ravens: (Sound like a kid throwing a tantrum)

I like the permanent resting bitch face they have when they look at you and I love that so much! No, go away. I just started watching videos about this raven and laughing so much but it seems like it could be pretty annoying at times like trying to get a nap or sleep late and this is going on or trying to focus on a phone call and this shit starts up next to you. its funny but im betting it can be so annoyed to they sound like children trying to distract a busy adult with really obnoxious noise at the wrong time and its working thats what it sounds like exactly actually. I think the raven only has one job and that is trolling everyone and these guys are too. Its so goofy like that kid who had a super rough time when their voice cracked in high school and was really bad and never seemed to go away thats kind of like that poor thing cant hit a proper note for its life my gosh man it got the short end of the stick for song birds thats cringe worthy bird song right there something broke and God forgot to fix it or something. Its like your friend who swears they can sing and insists on it in the most embarrassing places possible cause they swear they can end up pissing off everyone there and you have to act like you never met them? Thats this bird.

So that’s what they mean by Hedwig barking

What a sweet dove! Thank you for sharing! New subscriber here ✨

great video

I remember seeing and hearing these guys in the tree over the neighbour's fence and trying to figure out what the heck kind of birds they were

Just amazing , what a wonderful look at those magnificent little birds and their behaviour!!

They are so cool. They feed on my fuchsias and bathe in the bird bath.

Waterways should integrate wildlife corridors and connect them to all urban designed green spaces, these should be designed far in advance of urban sprawl development and should form the foundation for urban design. It’s not real hard, this a problem our policy makers have created for us.

Honey Bees are actually mainly used for pollination in Australian Agriculture, with a huge amount of our food supply only being able to be pollinated by honey bees exclusively. Without them a lot of the food we eat would not be available and would not be in as high numbers, meaning less food available for us humans. Honey production is is actually more often than not a byproduct of the pollination service they provide to the agricultural industry. I think it’s important to highlight that if we want to provide food for everyone in this world and as Australians want to stop complaining about high grocery prices, we should never forget the importance of Honey Bees. Australia has been free of the Varroa Destructor mite up until last year or so and up until then, was the last continent free from the mite. It took only 3 years for the mite eradicate all feral honey bee colonies, after its incursion into New Zealand and I suspect it will take less then a decade throughout most Australia now that is here!! It won’t be in the too distant future where Honey Bees won’t a concern for our native wildlife.

Voiced calls for Australian ravens to?

When my mom went to Perth Australia in July 2018, she was woken up in the morning by these guys. It scared her at first because she literally thought someone was being stabbed haha.

I almost ran over 2 the other day! Luckily i saw them just in time but they’re just so tiny😮.

ما هي مدة ازهارها وهل يستفاد منها نحل العسل .How long does it flower and do honey bees benefit from it?

Was this a recent webinar. I usually get notifications and attend the webinars but I didn’t get this one. So interesting. Thank you very much

Very knowledgeable guy, thanks for sharing.

Got me stuffed why they settle under hot tin roofs, but they do

These are red winged fairy wrens

This is so helpful, thank you

Mio Dio .... È bellissimo !!!

they sound like tones and i

As a wise man once said, "Why are you blue?"

Wrens are my favorite 90-degree angels

good bird

What do they eat

i like how fluffy he gets

Awesome introduction to this world, Sean.

Amazing video,well done 👍👏 beautiful birds God Creation 🌟🌹💕💖😍🌞🐇🐈🐰😸🦜👋👋

i want to pet him so much uwu

What a gem!😍

This took 10 years to be recommended. Why? Excellent video. Names of birds, no extra audio. Liked.

A pair of Powerful Owls live in the Botanical Gardens, which is located directly next to the Sydney Opera house in the city of Sydney.They survive on an endless supply of brush tailed possums and flying foxes.

What is the owl who is calling in the background?

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We have many of these in our area.. they walk along the water's edge on our pebbly-rocky shore. Despite the fact that the shoreline is absolutely loaded with oysters they don't seem to spend any time on them. Instead they dart their beaks into the pebbly substrate every 5 seconds or so, either just in the shallows or just outside the water-line. My impression is that they are eating crabs and other small creatures. They do not stop in one place.. just move along, foraging as they go.

Beautiful little bird ❤

just me or is it saying 'uh oh'

Beautiful birds