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Thank you so much. Yes we did have a guide for one day when we went to some of the parks on the other side of the island. Most birding I did myself though using Grab to get to the different locations, usually first thing in the morning.

Thank you Gil. It was brilliant place

Thank you for the lovely feedback, I really loved the pizza birds, they were so unaware I was there, too busy eating. Hoping the next video is done soon, but will be a bit of work so probably after the new year break.

Thank you so much. It is a really is a beautiful gardens. The next one will take a while to produce but will be so worth it

Thank you so much, we used private transfers between location. You could also go via bus but we were after the quicker option

Thank you for taking the time to comment. It was an amazing adventure

Thank you so much, this was a fun one to film and put together

Thank you for taking the time to comment. I’m glad the videos were inspiration for your trip. They are both excellent locations to get close to some of our birds.

I would love to get to Vietnam sometime! For birds and food 🍲

It is such an accessible place to view birds. And they mostly seem not too worried about people so makes it a great place for beginners.

Thank you for your kind comments. I don’t really do bird walks. If you don’t already have binoculars I highly recommend using them. You will spot a lot more birds with them. Especially on the islands there.

Thank you Sonia. It is pretty much the same the world over, similar species just a little different. Our Aussie versions are the best though 😀

@@RogersBirdingHotspots undoubtedly! 😁

Thank you. There were some interesting birds at this location. My favourites were the dowitcher and the reddish egret.

Thank you. I was there in December. Different seasons will have different birds. If you want a chance to see the Orange-bellied Parrot winter would be the best time to visit

@RogersBirdingHotspots Thanks for the advice!

Thank you. Yes you are right. Someone in the comments identified them as Mallard X Pacific Black Duck.

Haha quite possibly

Thank you

Surfin and Birdin, sounds like a great day out

Thank you and welcome to my channel. The ‘bird guessing game’ is the very reason on put the name up as late as I can. Really does help test you bird id skills. One day I’ll get to Georgia, you must have some amazing birds over there. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

That hawk was quite an amazing watch. Our cockatoos are incredibly strong with their beaks, I got bitten by one once, gee it hurt! North Carolina would also have some amazing birds, I had a quick look at what is around your area, you have some amazing owls. 🦉 thank you for your comment.

Haha, it actually took me 45, though I got there at 6am, so not much traffic. I saw the surfers there, I was more focused on the birds though

Thank you Sonia. I’ll openly admit our birds are much more exciting, though they do have some gems over there with the hummingbirds and herons.

@@RogersBirdingHotspots we are so lucky in Australia we are spoilt for birds!

Thank you Shari. It was so nice to meet you too, thank you for the tips on where to find the vermilion flycatcher, that was one of my favourites. I tried a few days later for the owls again, no luck 😞

Thank you. I was tossing up between the two, but I think you are right. I will update the description to reflect that. Always hard to get 100% of the birds right (especially for a foreigner)

Thank you. I was mesmerised by the wallaroos as well! It really is a magic place

No I haven’t really made any Calendars yet. Maybe next year I will look into that. Need to find a good place that does them first.

And that's probably the hard part. It was worth an ask though. You'd know good pictures, let's just say 😉😄. Good luck this week. I hope your weekend was a pleasant recharge.

...And thank you again ❤

Oh wow, I wonder if the birds you saw back then were the same as what I saw when I went. Glad I could bring back some memories.

@@RogersBirdingHotspots The highlights were a single male Allen's Hummingbird and my first ever Caspian Terns.

Thank you, I should have another video out in a couple of weeks, from a different location in Los Angeles

One day I’ll get to Seattle

It was quite amazing the variety that can be found in this small country

They really have done an amazing job with the parks over there. Loved visiting them all

Thank you Karen. I really did love the plovers over there, just so cute! Was also cool seeing pelicans different from our own.

Yes I did see them and photographed them. Didn’t want to put them in the video though as they are critically endangered and heavily poached, didn’t really want to share the locations of them

@@RogersBirdingHotspots I see. Thanks for being so considerate towards wildlife! Am glad you have a great birding experience in Singapore.

Thank you. Was over there for other business and wasn’t going to waste some good opportunity to do some birding!

I hope your other business sends you to North Carolina for a month or two. Lots to see in a few hour's drive. ...and no carnivorous dropping koalas or cute-looking frogs that spit venom.

Thank you. It is always fun to go somewhere new and all the birds are new. I have 2 more videos from Los Angeles in the works

Thank you ☺️

Thank you. One day I’ll get to India and make a video there

@@RogersBirdingHotspots Welcome to India 🇮🇳 India is blessed with rich bird diversity 🦚🦩🦜🦉🦅

Thank you for the lovely feedback. I try and make the videos as I would like to watch as a viewer. I think it is important to label each bird so you can learn. I also agree there is no shortage of channels on how to take great photos, I watch a lot of them. There are not so many where these skills are put into action (mainly as gear/talking head videos get a lot more views). I just want to share the world’s birdlife, not so interested in talking gear.

Thank you so much, these kinds of comments make all the work worth the effort. We are very luck with the birds we have here, you will see I am also sharing videos from other parts of the world too. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

You can walk/drive along Palmdale road. When it reaches the bushland there are a few spots where you can follow 4wd tracks and you should hear/see plenty of birdlife.

Thanks for taking the time to comment