Birds of Western Australia - Part Three

Part three of our ID videos about common Western Australian birds.
Correction : The bird listed as a juvenile robin is in fact an inland thornbill.
Birds featured on this video:
00:09 Long billed corella
00:41 Little corella
00:50 Western corella
01:00 Western rosella
01:32 Galah (pink and grey)
02:14 Australian ringneck
02:49 Common bronzewing
03:19 Raven
03:49 Red wattlebird
04:30 Crested tern
05:06 Scarlet robin
05:36 Red capped robin
05:51 Western yellow robin
06:11 White breasted robin
Part 5 - • Birds of Western Austr...
Carnaby's Black Cockatoo
Pink and Grey Galah
Eurasian Coot
Pied Cormorant
Common Bronzewing
Laughing Turtle Dove
Musk Duck
Emu
Pacific Gull
White Faced Heron
White Necked Heron
New Holland Honeyeater
Raven (with corellas)
Welcome Swallows
Black Swan
Part 4 - • Birds of Western Austr...
Osprey
Australian wood duck
Australian shelduck
Grey Teal
Pacific black duck
Australian grebe
Eurasian coot
Purple or Western swamphen
Australian ringneck parrot
Part 2 - • Birds of Western Austr...
Nankeen night heron
White faced heron
White necked heron
Sooty oyster catcher
Pied oyster catcher
New Holland honeyeater
Brown honeyeater
Singing honeyeater
Gilbert's (White naped or Swan River) honeyeater
White cheeked honeyeater
White plumed honeyeater
Western spinebill
Spiny cheeked honeyeater
Australian yellow eyed pelican
Part 1 - • Birds of Western Austr...
Pacific gull
Silver gull
Great egret
Little egret
Western wattlebird
Carnaby's black cockatoo
Red tailed black cockatoo
Currawong
Great cormorant
Pied cormorant
Little pied cormorant
Darter or snake bird
Australian white ibis
Laughing kookaburra
Blue winged kookaburra
Magpie
Magpie lark
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[@Boatperson]

Where are all the parrots???????

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

There might be some on other episodes but we only have a limited number of birds on video. We have far more on still shots in our website at : wanowandthen.com/Birds-of-Western-Australia.html

[@Meph1t]

What type of Bird is at 03:50 ? Loud / Parrot in the background. Not the bird in focus.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

In theory it should still be the bird pictured, the red wattlebird. We add a second sound track to try and make sure we actually have some sounds of the bird we are showing even if the one we are filming isn't making any sound. We call these birds, squeaky wheel birds as that is what we think their calls sound like. I think there is a second bird in the sound track but I'm not sure what that would be.

[@Meph1t]

@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen can confirm it is the Red Wattlebird all along. Crass little bugger.