Birds of Western Australia - Part Five

This is part of our on-going series that tries to help you identify West Australian birds and their calls.
We add to this series each time we have enough new footage.
If we get something wrong, please let us know so that we can make a correction.
Some bird species may be repeated in different episodes but the footage will always be new.
CONTENTS:
Part 5 - • Birds of Western Austr...
00:26 Carnaby's Black Cockatoo
01:36 Pink and Grey Galah
02:12 Eurasian Coot
03:02 Pied Cormorant
03:47 Common Bronzewing
04:16 Laughing Turtle Dove
05:24 Musk Duck
06:10 Emu
06:59 Pacific Gull
08:01 White Faced Heron
09:24 White Necked Heron
09:46 New Holland Honeyeater
10:47 Raven (with corellas)
11:32 Welcome Swallows
12:29 Black Swan
OTHER VIDEO CONTENTS
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 3 - • Birds of Western Austr...
Long billed corella
Little corella
Western corella
Western rosella
Galah (pink and grey)
Australian ringneck
Common bronzewing
Raven
Red wattlebird
Crested tern
Scarlet robin
Red capped robin
Western yellow robin
White breasted robin
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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[@christinesardi8317]

THANK YOU so very much for this video. I am a Pre-Service teacher and I think this will be a wonderful resource to show early years learning children as we learn about our natural landscapes in WA and Indigenous themes. :)

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Some very nice shots there. I'm especially envious of the black cockatoos, I've seen plenty but always concealed amongst the foliage of a gum tree with horrible backlight. I still can't reliably ID the Carnabys from the Baudins in the field. Glad to see a fellow nerd out amongst the wonderous avian fauna of the homeland.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Bird spotting tends to drive us crazy. Of the still shots we take, probably 1 in 50 comes out well enough to use :) Dorothy has the good eyesight so she does most of the stills photography.

[@gingerhipszky228]

This is great. Working with Access Wildlife to ID birds showing up at the feeders

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

We started working on an DI book but the project has stalled as we need people to help with sending pics we haven't got for various birds. The progress to date is on our website at : wanowandthen.com/Free-E-Books.html The book is a free download in PDF format.

[@gingerhipszky228]

@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen That is great thank you

[@mydescription4363]

Beautiful birds🤗

[@jamesblhollands]

What bird song is at 10:48 please? The duh duh duuuh duh duh call.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Not sure if there is some kind of playback speed difference but at 10:48 I am just getting the raven.

[@jamesblhollands]

@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen Damn my bad, the call I don't know is 10:38 so sorry!

[@devon_guy_person_hi3478]

Bro I’ve been trynna figure this out too, so annoying

[@FeathersinWild]

Lovely footage my friend. Thanks for sharing. Count a new friend with like & Sub. Let's connect.