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I hope all goes well for you as you travel.

Yes. The system is designed for the adult flies to come in and out. The BSFs are attracted to the food only to lay their eggs in the container. The eggs hatch and the larvae eat the food scraps. The larvae change into pupae and are the high quality protein for chickens or other animals.

Wow! That's scary. You will feel safer now they are gone. All the best to you too from Morelia Australia.

That's so good you have many willie wagtails at your place. The kids are feeding the willie wagtail rolled oats. Also there is a rubbish bin that attracts lots of flies near the path and the willie wagtails love the flies and have got used to people nearby. I hope you can feed your birds and befriend them.

That's good you have the SX60. You don't need to change lenses going from telezoom to macro. This is good for nature photographers who are often out in the rain or in dusty places. My old camera was a SX50 and it didn't have exposure control during video. Exposure control is a good option on the newer models. Also I like the option of in-camera editing of videos. Sometimes I take very long videos just waiting for the subject to do something interesting then I clip and save the good parts.

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Thanks. With all your travels I wonder if you'll ever make it to Australia one day.

Yes, they are an invasive species taking over Australia and displacing many unique Australian species.

Bella y peligrosa. Los visitantes e intrusos en mi casa deben tener cuidado.

Oui

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Dziękuję. Mam nadzieję, że wszystko idzie dobrze z tobą.

Thanks for you good comment. We have a lot of different birds at my place here. Have you seen my playlist of bird videos?

I'm very cautious when I come across large brown snakes like these.

That's great you have a scaly breasted lorikeet. Have you trained her to do a few tricks? We have a few wild ones around my place here but they are not as common as the rainbows.

Hello. Are you a moss and fern grower? Have you seen my video 'How to Grow Moss and Ferns on Bricks' ?

Yes, it was difficult to film these dangerous snakes when my knees were shaking.

Good advice.

Thank you for your good comments. You handle your guitars very carefully and I love your beautiful finger style music. I look forward to enjoying more of your special music.

Hello. Good to hear from you again. I love Bluetongues too. We have lots of them around here. I'll put this on my list of videos to make one day.

Supongo que te refieres a la rana, no a la persona. Ja ja.

Thank you and greetings to you from Morelia Australia.

Siggi would you like to see a glimpse of my Nepenthes in my fern house? Near the end of the video is the Nepenthes. ruclips.net/video/JWxBi-KHh9o/видео.html

I had a big adrenaline surge when I first came across them quite close. I froze and then backed off slowly without disturbing them.

Thank you and I hope all goes well for you both as you travel.

Thanks and all the best to you too from Morelia Australia

These snakes can be dangerous but most of the snakes around here are harmless Carpet snakes and Green tree snakes.

Me nudos ejemplares .😲

¿Puedes explicar qué es esto?

The birds help us when they warn us of danger nearby.

The genus name Pseudonaja is latin for false cobra because this species of snake will flatten its neck and rear up and sway from side to side. The species name textilis refers to the woven fabric pattern often seen on these snakes.

This time of the year we have to be careful but in winter we usually don't see them for a few months.

Yes, they do look mean. I have to walk carefully in my backyard.

Thanks for your hearts. Have you seen my spider and stick insect playlists? I have been going through some of your interesting playlists. You have done a lot of good work getting those playlists together. Best wishes from Morelia Australia.

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Greetings Gijs from Morelia Australia. Have you been back to the Maashorst nature reserve lately?

@@MoreliaAustralia Hello,may i know your first name.....? Yes....i go there a least once a week and in springtime 2 or 3 days.It is late summer here and a lot of dragonflies. We have a bird watchpoint here and the migration just started and the birds are flying from the north ( russia,scandinavian) to the south (Western Africa ) and in springtime vice versa.We had a cold and rainy spring but the summer was very good with temperatures between 20 -30 degrees.Thanks for your interest and like to stay in contact with you. How are you doing?😊😊

All is going well here thanks. Lots of spring flowers blooming now after some good rain and all the wildlife is thriving. I use Morelia as my first name on this channel. If you would like to address me by name you can call me Morelia. I hope you see plenty of birds returning to the nature reserve this season. All the dragonflies are a good sign of a healthy ecosystem. The migratory birds should have a good feed there and a good rest and continue their journey and safely make it back again. Do you ever see any of the bison there? I think they are amazing animals.

@@MoreliaAustralia Hello Morelia,well......we have 3 animal species here which are used to graze the area and keep the middle area open.The tauros ( a cow breed ).the exmoor pony and yes......14 european bisons called the wisent and they are behind a wired fence.I am befriend with of the rangers and may go in if i want and did it already several times. I have a lot of footage of these grazers and at some point i will publish it on my channel.Thanks for your question and you live in beautiful natural country with a lot of space for nature- and wildlife.😑😑🤠🤠

That's good you have access to the fenced area. I look forward to more of your videos. I think the big grazing animals are an important part of the ecosystem.

Yes, it had support when it was young. When the trunk thickened I pruned off most of the lower shoots and tip pruned the top and now I regularly prune like this to keep it this size and shape. Have you seen this plant growing where you live?

@@MoreliaAustralia haven't seen it but I'm seeing some being sold online and it's expensive.

It grows very easy from cuttings so if you see someone with a plant you could ask them for a piece and propagate your own. Keep an eye out for the purple flowers when you are out and about.

@@MoreliaAustralia TY, will keep that in mind. If I can't, I'd probably have to save up hehe

It's good you like these birds. They are great rat eaters. Have you seen any of my other owl videos? Do you see owls where you live?

Greetings to you from Morelia. I hope you are wrong about an accident.