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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2021
- Trying out our brand new Browning Strike Force Pro XD trail camera this week (neglected to set the time and date - oops). First night out, a swamp wallaby (Wallabia bicolor) scratches the lens. Dammit! Now I don't generally like to indulge in anthropomorphism, but I swear that after assaulting the camera, it sounds like this fellow kindly gives the camera a quick kiss. Uh thanks, I guess....
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Oh my goodness. Wildlife never disappoint. Much love.
Am enjoying today’s banter as well as the informed comments and engaging clip. Starting with the title. A great start to the day. Thank you.
Hello Robyn, I hope you had an awesome weekend :)
@@GubanaNatureRefuge yes indeed I did. Viewed your post etc then had breakfast. With fewer people out and about, the local magpies held a choir session. Each year the male adds extra trills. Just listened to their singing today. Usually I whistle back with the butcherbird melody. They give me side eye.
I have tried to whistle the Maggie’s song but can only manage the melody line. A few months ago I whistled to the male who was out without his family. He listened, eyeing me intently. I tried again. He whistled it back to me- just the one melody thread. I was so pleased at making this connection- until he burst out in his full melody plus grace notes in a bravura performance, looked at me (with some contempt I believe) and flew off in disgust at my hubris. So now I know my place and just listen. That’s the sort of happy detail that makes each day a joy.
Sweet smooches - love it 🥰❤️🙏🏻
Hello Summer, I hope you are having a marvellous weekend :)
Roos got my feeling some type of way
Hello AA, it's hard not to, isn't it :)
Thank you for taking the time to comment
Noice a thousand and eighty seven people got s m o o t c h
I thought a Crow was going to come out of nowhere and get those huge tics.🤨😳
Hello Fighting Irish, what you can see stuck the wallaby's fur are actually burrs from the rough burr-daisy (Calotis scabiosifolia). We don't see adult ticks in winter, and ticks always cluster around the head and ears where the wallabies can't remove them with their teeth.
@@GubanaNatureRefuge Thank you for the clarification!
I didn't see any ticks either but was expecting a crow anyway
This channel is so underrated but with good videos
Thank you for your kind words of encouragement - much appreciated
Are you going to have more birds picking ticks videos this year?? Love your channel regardless! Thanks!
My those ticks are fat and ready for birds to pluck
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How scandalous
Is it good to eat? Nope...☺
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Hello RA, I see you have also mastered his technique ... :P
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Cute!
sooooo cccuute 🔥😜🥰😍
Haha, that was great.
Happy Belated Valentine's Day!
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record - crows removing ticks part 6 pleaseeeee.... .
Hello Mr A, the cameras just capture what there is - and this season was not a huge tick season. It's winter now, so we won't know until spring (October-ish) if the next season will be a big tick season. Believe me, as soon as we have tick footage, there will be a tick video.