Brief Gang-gang update 28 September 2024: 27 Gang-gangs for the morning, (20 seen in video).

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

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  • @k.jespersen6145
    @k.jespersen6145 Месяц назад +2

    What a wonderful blessing of a flock you have. 😊 They all look so sassy, with their little curled head feathers.
    That was a pretty good number of females. I hope even more show up sometime, too. Thank you for sharing these birds with us, as always. It's great to see how they flourish at your feeding table.

  • @madamepigeon
    @madamepigeon 26 дней назад

    Awwww this is EPIC!! I only discovered those gang-gang a few days ago thanks to an Australian friend.
    Are the ones with grey heads are the females?
    Since it is an endengered species, does the Australian government help in any way with the food expenses?
    Thank you in advance for your answer❤

    • @eaglesandfrogmouthstv2749
      @eaglesandfrogmouthstv2749  25 дней назад

      Hi and welcome to the channel. :-)
      Yes the females are the grey-heads and the males are the red-heads.
      I don't get any government funding and I havn't applied for any funding. At this point in time the Australian Government attributes Gang-gang decline to climate change rather than environmental degradation/natural food resource degradation, so I suspect the government wouldn't support me, even if I did try to apply.

  • @Matsky-vf3lo
    @Matsky-vf3lo Месяц назад

    You forgot to mention the Rainbow Lorikeet!

    • @eaglesandfrogmouthstv2749
      @eaglesandfrogmouthstv2749  Месяц назад +1

      Ahh yes, the Rainbow Lorikeet was certainly there, but the Gang-gangs are, IMHO, the real 'star of the show'! 🙂