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Thanks, these birds are beautiful for sure, nad between all our nesting boxes, we get a variety of Rosellas, Rainbow Lorikeets, and Pardalotes breeding through the season. We must get 30 or so young birds flying off from our nesting boxes every year, it's very satisfying.

Ha, like that's never been said on youtube comments before.

You have no idea loser

He’s showing a cop casually breaking the law, but hey you’re right, you be you🤦🏼‍♂️

We are in Adelaide South Australia. Rosellas are found here in 2 main varieties and some variations, we even see hybrids with unique colours / patterns we usually don't find. Here is Adelaide we get mostly Eastern Rosellas (Platycercus eximius), and Adelaide Rosellas (Platycercus elegans adelaidae/subadelaidae), seen in my video posts of the nesting / general videos. Rosellas are believed to have been introduce here thousands of years ago from Africa, and now besides in this country, they can be found in New Zealand and a few other Pacific islands. They are protected here, but I just had a search and found that native birds breed in captivity can be exported, I imagine they are expensive to obtain, but I also read that "only zoos and conservationist breeders with zoological affiliations may receive exported birds from Australia." I see them in videos obviously produced in other countries, so who knows for sure. Thanks for the comments, they really are beautiful birds.

Thanks for that . . . we are certainly trying our best with these chicks. The last ones about 2 months ago, 6 healthy Eastern Rosellas left with no issues, flew like champions, but were right on time fledging. Not sure why these ones really wanted to go early, but the box was full of very tiny mites I noticed when cleaning out the box. The chicks might have been being driven mad by them, I'm covered in bites and they are maddening at night trying to sleep. Anyway, we have had around 45 - 50 various species of parrots and other native birds hatch and leave successfully this season so far. The Pardalotes will keep going for a while longer I feel, but parrots are now getting too late to breed as it will be boiling hot come February here. All the best to you for 2024.

Thanks for the comment. Yes, the garden attracts a lot of birds, and we really like seeing many hatchlings each year, more and more Rosellas, Lorikeets the past 4-5 years and many other smaller birds too. Pardalotes, New Holland Honeyeaters are regular breeders in the boxes or nests they build. Cameras. Inside the box is a Reolink RLC520a and outside a UVC-G3-FLEX Ubiquiti UniFi Protect cam.

Far from it. Please read my other reply to the first comment. ... Oh, the original comment was deleted by the looks, they said get a bigger yard, yet that camera shows just 1/40th or so of our suburban block. Another 'dog whisperer' came up with she's bored too, I replied more there too.

No, although she’s still quite young (17 months) this behaviour is very unusual for her. She gets plenty of walks, car rides / outings, beach, dog park play, etc. She just loves to let go sometimes.

She’s always liked trying to catch it, and learned to sit on it to ‘win’ that game. Funny how dogs have unique characters just like humans.

No not that I could see. Good news is the scouts haven’t been back more than a couple of times since the tip gap was made, and with summer now started here it will be great for some more ventilation for the chicks and adults. Still waiting on egg #6 to hatch, hopefully today I expect.

Thanks mate, was out of focus a bit, but realised later due to window glass most likely. Just though it at least shows just how bog some of these mining trucks are out that way, much like the ore trains !! One of my drone vids taken same trip shows this really well, find on youtube by searching VvhdOaMw8m8

Thanks ! The chicks are leaving the nest now, one yesterday morning, and one this morning. Uploaded these and videos between on the channel. Cheers.

Thanks 🙂 They could very well be fledging this morning, very close now in latest updates.

Yep we check cams many times a day. Will post more this coming week or two for sure.

Yes, it’s still working perfectly ! GPS locks in pretty much by the time you drive off straight after start up . . . could vary in different parts of the planet though. Coordinates come up on video recorded, not sure if you can turn that off but it would probably be on as standard along with date / time, which of course can be programmed in and changed.

Thanks Lisa :)

Just to give you something to bitch about.

He might have been, slowed down a fair bit coming up alongside. Might have been doing rego : licence checks I guess. Was SA plates in NSW.

@@lesskinner8588 I have no doubt he was scanning everything about your car haha!

@@faronanderson2536 Was probably checking to make sure his vehicle was in accordance with NSW Laws as SA and NSW have different road rules, regs etc I believe :) Would of been close enough to notice the SA plate I guess

Absolutely. A shame the owners descendants seem to rather them just slowly rust away.

Not sure Edward, one of them you can walk into, and you can see little ledges around you could investigate, these often lead to chambers beyond. The other 2 you'd need rope or wire ladder to get down into, and I bet there are passage ways you could follow, caverns etc. Caving can be very claustrophobic, although I didn't have gear to explore these, I have done caves down the SE of our state, and through tunnels like rabbit warrens (only human crawling size), and yeah I have felt the panic a few times.

@@lesskinner8588 ok thanks but I can explore the caves because I'm an Aboriginal person from another state Qld western Cape York peninsula and I'm not a traditional owner of the area sorry but it's good to see it on RUclips thanks for sharing upload more videos please👍🏾👍🏾

Could be Graham, it's good to see it like this with some decent water. We did a flight from William Ck airstrip too that trip, and it was awesome from higher up.

Yes a sad probable end to their glorious past. Survived WWII action, but rusting in a paddock.

Not sure, it is on the est side of town for sure. I posted google maps link to street view before in another reply, check it out . . . www.google.com/maps/@-35.2633176,141.1871841,3a,75y,163.29h,86.99t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1scZGdY_sfulFJlpDDHourGQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 Where you remember ?

Yes, Peer's Dump

Believe me, it was there !! Tesla not that good. Yet, ha ha.

Thanks Chris. Sure is an incredible place our Nullabor.