We saw a KOoKaBURrA Bird Down Under!! They sound so cool!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- We saw and heard a Kookaburra. They are famous birds only found in Australia and they have one of the craziest calls we have ever heard. They sound like a laughing child or a braying donkey. They are really cool and funny!
We loved discovering the biking trails, boardwalks, and parks nearby our house. It is such a beautiful area by the beach and along the forest and swampy areas.
We also saw some flying foxes, which are these megabats that are so cool and huge!
We enjoyed going to church and connecting with the members of our church who have been so kind.
The next day, Mom and the boys enjoyed going to a movie for the first time in a really long time. Afterward, they went to enjoy Hungry Jacks, which is like an Australian Burger King.
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They used to use kookaburra noises as monkey noises in older movies (Indiana Jones for example) so it’s ironic that little miss would say they sound like monkeys.
Yep, no plastic utensils here. They are banned. Everything is bamboo, or some eco material. Takes a while to get used to it. The same goes for straws, single use bags, plates etc. All banned to stop plastic pollution :)
It does take some getting used to, but worth the efforts for our planet. ❤️
Love this family!
Lil hint....
Call them Cookaburras
You guys are such a lovely family. Really glad I found your channel. Love seeing you enjoy Australia, loved your Sydney videos.
A picnic at Hanging Rock is pretty fameous.😊😊😊
😂😂😂 my fave movie & book mate. Still leaves me feeling eerie with goosebumps to this day
Hungry Jacks is Buger King, its just that the name BG was already taken in Oz.
Pronounced - cook-uhh-burruh. The name kookaburra is derived from the Wiradjuri language - guuguubarra - a word that phonetically imitates the sound the kookaburra makes. The Wiradjuri are indigenous/first nations people from eastern NSW.
Wiradjuri are Western NSW.
A lot of the bats are fruit eaters here.
Kookaburras are cool. Kookaburras also eat snakes
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where abouts in Australia are you guys & my favorite in hungry jacks is GRILL MASTERS CHICAGO ANGUS
Burger King tried to use that name here in australia, but a company already had it, so they had to change the name, and they chose Hungry Jacks. It is basically Burger King however, just with an aussie feel.
Makes sense. Ya, it seems just like Burger King!
kookaburras are monogamous and mate for life, so when you hear them "laughing" at each other it's usually husband & wife lol. They can live for about 20 years in the wild. I think the bat was a fruit bat (especially as youre in QLD), their wingspan is massive
They also live in family groups.
Your family is really lovely. I watched their interaction with the kangaroos and I was impress by how respectful they were of the animals. I hope you continue to enjoy your time in Australia. Apparently, lots of American tourist think the Kookaburra call is that of monkeys. Kookaburras are members of the kingfisher family.
What a cool family, I just love how you all get along so well, a real inspiration for other families to aspire to. Just a fun fact, Hungry Jacks is pretty much Burger King except the name couldn't be used here because it had already been trademarked. I think Hungry Jacks was named after the person that franchised here, Jack Cowan, but I might be wrong. He also brought KFC to Australia as well.
wow this place is beautiful ❤️
With kookaburras, the females are larger than the males.
I hope you enjoy being in Australia god bless
Thanks for your sharing your family fun. You did hear a laughing kookaburra. There is another specie - Blue Winged Kookaburra whose call sounds like someone choking while gargling water. Quite a crazy sound. Greetings from FNQueensland.
Glad you loved them. When we were in America we saw a Bald Eagle Bird but it was in a zoo not flying around free.
The only thing we saw flying free were Seagull Birds and Pelican Birds.
The big black & white bird is an Ibis, we call them "Bin Chickens"
Hello backman family !❤😊 cant wait for the 25 k subscriber challenge
OK you've been to a rugby game, now it's time to see Australian football... Go to the Gabba and experience an AFL match (Brisbane Lions).
Thanks for the suggestion!
OK... you got me with the word Religion... I'm outta here... I now know that you have no idea about life 101++
I found Australia to be very safe. Walk anywhere and everywhere and you're fine. However, it comes at a cost; everywhere is expensive and the food are such small portion. Other than that, it's great.
Mate, you are always welcome to leave if everything is not to your satisfaction. Grüße aus Australien.
@@peterfromgw4615 Everyone is entitle to their opinion. Did I hurt your feelings there? Snow flake.
Mom bonding time with the big boys…😍😘🎥🎥🎬
Wooden spoons paper straws, used to be plastic.
Not as good but does the job, and less plastic rubbish.
The bats are fruit eaters
How old are they lovely kiddos?
stay safe everyone 😊
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I used to watch their vlog everyday when they were still in the Philippines. Because I can relate to everything. I kinda miss them. 😅
Mate, those two white and black birds with long beaks…..they are referred to as “bin chickens”. …. Grüße aus Australien.
you might like to visit the local surf life saving club , see if the kids would like to join the " nippers" ( junior life savers ) great to make new friends and and a ton of fun, and a little surf knowledge is helpful also