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Brian McCauley
Registrace 30. 09. 2011
Endemic Birds of South Western Australia
Not surprisingly Western Australia, being so remote, has 18 endemic species of birds. In this video I highlight 16 endemic species, it being considered bad practice to interact in any way with the critically endangered Western Ground Parrot and the Noisy Scrub Bird was heard, briefly seen but not imaged.
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Robins of Australia
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The Robins are some of Australia's most popular birds. From the very common Eastern Yellow Robin to the stunning Red and Pink Species they are always a joy to see in their natural habitat.
Wrens of Australia
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Fairy-Wrens, Grasswrens and Emu Wrens are some of Australia's most beautiful birds. Colourful, cheeky and very curious they are very much loved and sought after and often can only be found in some of the more remote parts of Australia. This is their video
A lesson in Road Safety
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Amazing one off footage which shows that Australian animals are far more road savvy than we give them credit for
Sandbar NSW
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Over 110 species of birds can be found in the Sandbar area in NSW. This video highlights some of those birds
Birds of Lake Cargelligo District
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Some of the birds found locally in the lake Cargelligo District
Birds of the Barrington Coast
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Some of the many birds found on the Barrington Coast NSW
Endemic birds of Tasmania
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A short video of the Endemic Bird Species in Tasmania
Long Legged Waders
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A short video featuring some Australian Long-legged Waders
Whale Watching at Forster
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Whale Watching cruise from Forster NSW on the Amaroo. Humpback Whales migrating north.
Cool thanks mate
Cool thanks mate
Cool thanks mate
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Awesome wee fellows!
I call the grey headed robin "OLD FELLA ROBIN"
Congrats Brian and Liz on another amazing bird video. Thankyou for sharing them with us. Margaret Northam Old Bar.
thankyou Brian and Liz for that amazing video. You are both very clever. Robins are such beautiful, cheerful & cute little birds. So many different yellow robins, my faves. Margaret Northam Old Bar
That is wonderful,, beautiful birds and relaxing music. Thanks for sharing. Margaret Northam
I love the corellas, they're such clowns. I have a school oval behind my house & when I walk past I often see them rolling around on the grass wrestling like kids! Or I've seen them hanging by one foot swinging from the wires, their so entertaining!
Very nice video... thank you 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Crei que apareceria el gran pinzon gould
Estan en el norte del pais.
Shocked that in this day and age that they are called 'fairy' wrens. Surely somebody will get on this bandwagon.
The fairy wrens of Australia belong to the most beautiful birds on the Planet. Thanks for this fabulous video, Brian!
I didn't know corvids kept fairy wrens in captivity
music and birds - both very nice
Brian, your patience and photography is outstanding. Wonderful collection on show.❤❤❤
Good but pit6 u didnt give the calls better than the music😮
Fantastic the way different species catch their prey
Very nice thanks! 👍 I love watching & filming our Aussie nature too 👍❤️ so relaxing🙂🙃 ✌️
Incredible array of species on show!
Loving your videos Brian, superb work and thanks again for sharing them and your time
Another ripper Brian, just adore the Wrens of Aus
A stunning collection and video Brian, really enjoyed it, thanks so much fro sharing
That was lovely! Robins are a favourite bird of mine (particularly the Pink Robin... still trying to get a decent photo of them!!). Great footage!! Great to find another Australian person making videos about our beautiful birds & wildlife!
Wonderful photography. Always had wrens in our yard growing up in Midwest US. Think it was Carolina wren. Sweet and cheerful unless you got too close to their babies.
So small they are so pretty. Thank you for these nice pictures.
Sad to hear how many are hurt my dear friend Brian because humans are not being careful.😢 Beautiful capture of this Kangaroo 🦘 checking it’s left and right and safety before crossing , nature is surly amazing. Enjoyed observing very much Irene. 🦘💯🥰
Never realized Australia had so many different Robin varieties amazingly beautiful to see Brian my lovely friend. Thanks so much for sharing these delightful feathered friends Irene. 😍🥰👌
Preciosa colección de pájaros de Australia 👍. Gracias por compartir.
This birds are so beautiful I’ve just recently found a yellow wattlebird in my back yard with its legs really injured by something and are currently looking after it.
Thank you Shrek. It is important that we all look after our native species of birds. Well done
@@BrianLizMcCauley yeah I am feeding it strawberry’s and giving it water with a pinch of sugar and also some native plants as well
Lovely video
Thank you. We are so lucky to have such a great variety of birds in our local area
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Great shots of bird in environment with detail. well done
In what month of year is the best time to see these wonderful birds in Tasmania?
Hi! we went at end of February/March and were able to see and video the endemics but you will have to go to Bruny Island for some of the less common species.
@@BrianLizMcCauley thank you! Oh, we are coming to Tasmania around June and July. Any endemic species that can be seen year round there in the Royal Botanical Garden?
@@ahpong Hi Ahpong: Go to this website for a full list of all birds seen in the Tasmanian Botanical Gardens in Hobart- ebird.org/hotspot/L921573 I personally have not been there in June and July but I presume these birds may be seen all year round in this environment
Great collection!
Thanks Victor. Some of these birds were very difficult to get as they are often exclusive to very remote and difficult to access areas
@@BrianLizMcCauley I know. I stillness some of them on my birds list.
@@BrianLizMcCauley *still miss some of them
WOW! what great patience to find these elusive Grass and Emu Wrens....my hat goes off to you Brian and the work in puting it all together Liz. Well done! ❤❤❤
That was a very interesting video, I love our native birds! I like that you included the turbo chook as well :)
Thank you excellent photography and recording of bird calls.
Very cool
Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia. 73 Praise the Lord 137. 26 Praise the Lord 86.
So lovely. Thanks for the video. Hope to come along sometime. Watchingcthem here in Mondrook most days. Cheers, Dheera.
Always welcome
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@@BrianLizMcCauley your welcome
@@BrianLizMcCauley i was researching regent honeyeaters and this was helpful for the type of honeyeaters
Very nice to be of some help. The main purpose of my videos is to feature the beauty and variety of Australian birds in motion rather than the plethora of photographs of birds on the internet( and I have over 1600 on Flickr). The videos are not intended to be a documentary about each bird and their specific features but it is very pleasing that someone doing research can gain some use. I intend to put together part two of Australian Honeyeaters shortly, the main issue always being that although I have photographed over 560 species of Australian birds, I have only more recently started videoing them and It will take a long time to find some of the rarer and hard to find species in very remote locations all over again.@@brettg1777
@@BrianLizMcCauley ok
Wonderful selection of our local friends Brian, most enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Brian, I am working on a project and interested in seeing if we can talk about using some of your footage. Let me know if you are open to having a chat. Cheers, Sam
Hi Sam I am open to having a chat but not on this public forum. How do you propose we go about this? Brian
@@BrianLizMcCauley Could you please email sam@think.org.au