Australian Birds Birding Northern Territory Pt 3 KAKADU by Alana and Greg Dare

Third video in the series of documentaries of a birding trip around the Top End of Australia. Filmed in the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park , featuring its six main landforms ,birds and animals, and the famous Yellow Water Cruise. Closes with a comparison of the six Rosella species of Australia. Features the Banded Fruit-Dove, Chestnut-quilled Rock Pigeon, Great Billed Heron, Sandstone Shrike-thrush, Partridge Pigeon,Sea-Eagle and Kingfishers.

[@zonabrown9241]

Wonderful ive never been to the Territory soto see these birds is special

[@sipetualangasyila7343]

Very good much birds

[@bmolitor615]

you people... really know how to live, dreams fulfilled :)

[@sipetualangasyila7343]

Very good

[@iyhal]

steady and cool your vedio

[@lancemumby840]

Great Video

[@NesticFarmLampung]

😍😍😍👍

[@relaxingandmeditationmusic8089]

Beautiful, thanks for uploading

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks

[@DarrellMphotography]

Very enjoyable thumbs up to you both

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Darrell glad you enjoyed this video

[@ibiza_kevin7711]

Beautiful video.

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks

[@mieczyslawkuzma3739]

Another beautiful video. The part about Rosella, is amazing. I hope so much to visit again Australia this year

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks, hope you get to see these wonderful birds

[@GubanaNatureRefuge]

A captivating production, very enjoyable - thank you for uploading.

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks for the feedback

[@lambolover123]

Thanks for sharing i realy i Enjoyed this!!!

[@franceshavelberg3109]

Wonderful - I feel like I am there❤️

[@FollowThomas]

Australian birds look very different comparing to american birds. Hopefully I can visit Australia one day and go birding there. Good sharing, thank you 👍😊

[@alanadare7052]

Hope you do make it here . The avian diversity is wonderful. We hope to make it to the US some day!

[@FollowThomas]

@@alanadare7052 I'm originally from Estonia and lived here in Florida last 20 years. But I've been always saying that if I couldn't live in US anymore then I would move to Australia 😂

[@alanadare7052]

@@FollowThomas It is a great country for birding as well as generally! We would love to visit the Everglades.

[@mollymuch2808]

I have seen a lot of vids where people own the Aussie birds over there as pets

[@christinejones418]

Another lovely video, I especially liked the section on Rosellas, for a non-Australian this info is really useful. Thanks very much

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Christine. We had such lovely film of that widespread family that we thought it would be a good idea to show 0/S birders. We have Eastern Rosellas in our garden and they really are a gorgeous parrot with a melodious, tinkling call.

[@christinejones418]

@@alanadare7052 You are very lucky I am still hoping to get over to Australia next year, I have rearranged my holiday which should have been starting next week to February 2022 so hopefull will see some of you wonderful birdlife and country eventually.

[@michaelthornley]

Just discovered your videos. Great work guys.... cheers.

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Michael.

[@lambolover123]

Don't forget victoria next! haha

[@alanadare7052]

Hi Birdo, glad you're enjoying this vicarious birding which we're all limited to pretty much at the moment. yes, we will definitely get to Victoria this year if........

[@rafapajestka-nalesnychscie8167]

Lovely movie. Super implementation. Congratulations on the idea. Greetings from Poland and invite you to visit our country.

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Rafal. We'd love to visit Poland . You have some wonderful birds that we'd enjoy seeing. Maybe one day when this terrible contagion has lessened?

[@rainbowmialeestuff1557]

Hi it’s mia

[@alanadare7052]

Hi Mia, hope you enjoyed the birds!

[@rainbowmialeestuff1557]

I did

[@halimmanejggjjn1899]

Yaleo

[@wongsasak4254]

Coba di kasih tulisan terjemahan dg bahasa indonesia ..yaa 😃👍👍👍

[@patrickhiggins3582]

we can learn from the animals. why cant humans get on with one another like animals do. wild animals and wild birds get along nicely together.
why cant the Human Race get on together like the animals do?