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Cheese head plover my beloved

Question for you Brian. There's a bird here in Hornsby & Berowra that sounds like 'Flipper'. For years I've been trying to find out what it is? Thanks in advance & for your delightful video.

Great collection. I live backing on to Berowra National Park & I hear a lot these everyday. They bring me such joy.❤

Unfortunately the one I was looking for isn't here

Do you have the sound of any birds of prey/falcons? I'm trying to identify one and I'm sure the sound it makes is like a kuuu-klock. I'm thinking it's an Australian Hobby but I haven't been able to get a good look at it's head and want to make sure I've got the right sound to bird so I know when to put the chickens and smaller dogs away.

I can't find the one im after, it seems to live outside my house and progressively has a repeated coo-ey over and over and gets quicker as it goes, then stops for a while, then starts again.

Hello --I live in the US I watch some Australian shows and I’ve heard this kinda strange sounding bird in some of them. It only makes one note and is loud and kind of nasally sounding. Does anyone know what it is??

Eastern Whipbird,

⁠high pitch. similar to a zebra finch but singular chirps repetitively every one to two seconds.

Hey Brian great vid. I’m trying to identify a new bird sound in my area in Brisbane. It starts quite early in the morning and goes till about sunset. It has a singular repetitive short sharp chirp. Any ideas? I can’t see it from my yard to I can visually identify it.

Thank you for these recordings ... but ... many of the captions are invisible because I can't distinguish the text from the background of leaf litter, sky etc.

3:29 “WTF!”

Loved your video so much!! I was hoping to find the bird that goes “twitt twoo” haha😂

So happy found this video ,as I was wondering the name of the bird ,it was whipbird 😍😍🥹

this suits the young generation too coming home from nightclubs or after one night sounds... ahh the memories.

awesome thankyou

the dollarbird sounds like a voice comes out of a piezo speaker!

Do you know which Australian bird makes Avery slow hooop ,.......,hooop hoooop call

1:55 is that what the bastards look like? 😂

Fabulous except for the inclusion of blackbird which is NOT an Australian bird.

Does anyone know which annoying ass bird starts calling at 6am, going like hau-auuuu every 20 seconds?

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo: And now for something completely different... [SCREECHING]

Our Great Pyr, who was born and raised in Canada where I now live, was VERY interested in this video.

Thanks for putting this together 👍🙏🏼

Still can't find the birth that I'm looking for, used to hear it on the Gold Coast, has very distinctive call but cant find it anywhere

Great stuff thanks Brian cheers🎉

I'm searching Bird call that sound English pronunciation like "Vic-toria"

Visited Australia last month & i miss all of the bird sounds, especially the whipbird!

I finally know what kind of bird was making that weird noise, a whipbird! Thank you :)

Some marvelouse birds and their calls. I recognize a few, but still some I hear locally I cannot find out what they are. We call the Common Koel Storm Birds.

clicked on this video to find that one bird call from when i was younger i'll edit and say the bird if i reconise the call edit: i have no fing idea what bird it is

Excellent video! The yellow tale black cockatoos often reminds me of screechy chairs.

Is the Bell Miner related to the Noisy Miner?

I believe there is no more a haunting call than a Bushstone Curlew calling at night and think they should always be included in bird lists. Other than the noise of koalas at night, no other sound is quite disarming as that of the curlew's

So beautiful!!! Thank you!!! Happy to find your channel! Subscribed!!!❤❤❤❤

👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐

I'm watching an Australian TV show & keep hearing a bird I can't identify. Show is filmed around Sydney & the bird sounds kind of like an American raven talking, kind of a creepy sound. Does anyone know what it is?

Brian, do you know what bird calls very loudly "Tyler". It was really screeching above me today at Tamborine Mountain in Queensland.

Most Aussie birds will text.

The fantailed cuckoo has eluded me for years, but now I know what I'm looking for, I hope to spot one soon. Thank you! This bird has been driving me crazy...

You should include the spotted dove. I have strong nostalgia hearing that from when I visited by grandparents home in Brisbane and we slept the night then woke up to the lovely warm queensland morning with spotted dove calls slowly easing us awake

What a wonderful collection you have put together! 🙏Thankyou. I hear so many of these around home and when walking & hiking. It's certainly helped me 'put a name to a face' or better still ' a bird to a sound'! You have helped us solve some tricky questions too😊

What are the birds that make the long single note call that sounds like a child crying at 3 am pls? I thought it was a Plover

My butcher birds and currawong make very different sounds to those... Local dialect, I guess lol

I live in sw sydney region + have heard a smallish bird with a horrible annoying call. Brown or black bird + pretty stubborn. You can't shoo it away. Any ideas on what it could be.

I've never heard a wagtail make that sound.

Great video......love to know what birds I can hear in my north western Sydney neighbourhood!

Hey Brian - I was wondering if I could get your permission to use some of these bird sounds in a song? (They would be remixed and edited in some way / shape / form). I've been trying to record some of these myself to make a percussive element in a song, but this recording is AMAZING!

Thank you so much for this lovely video. I'm heading to the UK next year, and sitting here listening to the Aussie birds sing this morning, I realize how much I'll miss this. I have saved it to remind me. Blessings xx

Beautiful soul ❤