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They're little chatterboxes alrite Ken 🥰

Résponse parfaite mon amie. Merci beaucoup. 🙏😎

Yep 🤗

😄 yoked as ae bro 😎

Good call 😎

Yep, happy as 😎

Nature came to the party bro.🙏🤗

They are 😍 Thank you my friends 🙏

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Oui mon frere 😎

Gota be

G'day Reg. We're spoilt with the Tui visits for sure. Silvereyes (or Waxeyes or Tauhou) are the smaller birds. They flew over from Oz in the 1850s & stayed. Probably hitched a ride on a vessel we rekon. English Sparrows are the brown ones.

@@ohaeman cool, thank you bro. Thought those Silvereyes looked familiar to the birds here in Australia, just wasn’t sure

@@ohaeman I'm not sure about the hitching a ride theory. Plenty of Aussie birds end up in NZ after unusual weather, (vagrant birds) and just every now and again they manage to arrive in enough numbers and find the right environment that they settle in. About 10 years ago a dozen pelicans were found in Northland. It looked like they were going to start breeding, but last I checked it seemed they didn't make it. Even some Australian raptors like kestrels or hawks are occasionally spotted in NZ after flying in under their own power.

@@GreenTeaViewer Fair call. We wondered why they weren't here way before the 1850s & reasoned that was wen there was way more ships crossing the ditch from then. Tiny birds to fly such a distance but maybe ur right. Pelicans,Raptors & Spoonbills we agree they could be windblown. Shining Cuckoo flies from here annually to Papua NG & Hebrides & returns here but they're 3-4 times the size of the little Tauhou (The stranger).

@@ohaeman yep it could be and I am not sure if anyone knows for sure or if it's possible to know in the case of the Tauhou. On another note I heard a rumor that someone introduced Australian black snakes to the West Coast bush in the 19thC and a few decades later they were still there!! Didn't spread far but they managed to breed a bit. That was the rumor anyway I couldn't really confirm it. How much of an idiot would you have to be to introduce snakes to NZ...

True bro 😎

Churrr

Our rustic treasure 😎🙏

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Yep .. churrr

Yep. A well dressed bird for sure 🤗

& still growing 😎

Thats interesting Sue. Size mebbe due to the close cam proximity but the strong russet colour difference we can't explain. A colder weather thing? Like melanin. Yep the Fantails (Piwaiwaka) come & go but never stay to sip. Yayyy to them cats gone.😎 We appreciate your positive vibe. 🙏

Sweet as Missy. We still see the Borble Bird up high in the closer tall trees. Our fingers are crossed for a re entry. 😎🙏

Beautiful comment. Thank you my friend

Lol .. Good man Paul & thank you bro

Thanks for acknowledging 🙏

Thank you heaps & bakatchu..

You have great taste

Thank you for acknowledging Iliya. At home in Akaroa harbor, Aotearoa, New Zealand.

@@ohaeman Of course the South Island, LITERALLY HEAVEN ON EARTH!!! back in summer of 2020 I worked in Blenheim on a vineyard then after harvest, did a roadie down the west coast made my way back up the east. I'm in Brisbane Australia now, yep you guessed it money reasons but I love Aotearoa New Zealand, p.s. you got my name pronunciation perfect its a silent J although that's how its spelt in Russia with a Y, I'm Serbian origin we use J, ILIJA. Thankyou for video of your pristine home WOW Remarkable!

@@ilijabrasic4999 Churrr brother Ilija. 😎We're stoked you felt this way about our homeland & glad you had the chance to experience the wonders bro. Stay well & enjoy the magic of Oz. 🙏

Kia ora bro 🙏😎

Churrr John 😎

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Lol. Understandable.

🥰Ambre 🙏

They do make us smile. Churrr Jason 🙏😎

😄 No mucking around for sure 😎🙏

So pleased you enjoyed this 🥰 Thank you heaps 🙏

Well put bro 🙏😎

Tblspn apricot jam in a jamjar fulla filtered water is the only attraction.

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@@ohaeman Thank you for sharing this delightful video with the world. I used to give dried rice (I'm Asian living in Asia) to some local birds in the village, on my porch on the second floor, and one of them was almost in the shape of a golf ball! Very cute and round. That was over five years ago, though... Keep up the wholesome work! <3

@@MagisterialVoyager Our pleasure sharing to folk such as yourself. Funny how some birds stay in our memory. Thank you for your cool & encouraging comment. 🙏

Yeah 🤗😎

Wonderful comment Drea 🤗🙏

Churrr 😎

Gone on a hiphop tour bro 😎

& still growing Aby 😊🙏

Good call George 🤗 We've neva searched fora stuffed one 😎🙏

We're so pleased you like Ambre & we appreciate you saying so. 🙏😘😘