Thornbills of Australia

[@Jack_Lange]

I love thorn bills,

[@lkteh6858]

I watched n wached again! I just love it.

[@medeklinker5583]

This channel is golden. Keep up the amazing work Plumes of Oz!

[@hugbloom2664]

Loved this video. Incredible skills filming and photographing these birds that are really tiny in real life! As you said they are delightful.

[@gregandkarengaskell50]

Thank you for your research and efforts to reveal the identity of these little wonders.

[@faisalmehmoodpigeons2841]

Beautifull

[@Marshland24]

Thanks so interesting and informative.

[@plumesofoz]

Thank you

[@Jaxsta001]

I'm in Hill Top, NSW and I've identified Brown, Striated, Yellow and Yellow-rumped Thornbills in the same spot 😊

[@plumesofoz]

Thats a bonus, I usually have to walk Kms to get more than3. Thanks for sharing.

[@VivienneShepherd-l2c]

Such good description and info. Thanks so much, I have found it quite difficult identifying the Thornbills of my Southern Tablelands rural backyard!

[@plumesofoz]

We all have the sane ID problem. Thanks for the comment.

[@SmallWonda]

Very interesting - I still can't decide if the little bird coming to my window is a Tasmanian Thornbill, he's very dinky & has a sort of rasping "Hellow" call - we have lots of rose bushes, tea trees and other scrubby bushes around our rural 1-acre of garden, lots of Fairy Wrens, Eastern Spinebills, goldfinches, blackbrids & too many pesky Noisy Miner birds. Shall check out more of your videos, lovely filming (just wish I could mute the music!!) I love hearing all the birds and finding out more about their intriguing antics.

[@Jack_Lange]

Maybe try recording it's call or song

[@mattmatty4670]

Cool ty

[@Helen-g4h4m]

Such a terrific lot of info. Thanks so much. But the music is so annoying when I'm trying to listen to bird calls. Can you please not use it?