AUSTRALIAN BIRDSONG PART 3. A celebration of the wonderful songs and sounds of Australian Birds.
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- This is the third part of a 5 part series showcasing the wonderful songs, calls and sounds of Australian birds.
The focus of this Video is birds of the forests, both #rainforest and open forest.
From #Whipbirds to the stunning #Robins, Australia has much to offer with many unique sounds of the Bush.
I have traveled many thousands of Kilometres to achieve these sequences.
Enjoy and let me know what you think in the comments.
Which bird is your favorite?
0:05 Eastern Whipbird
1:23 Golden Whistler
2:2 Black faced Monarch
3:02 Shining bronze-Cuckoo
3:33 Fan-tailed Cuckoo
3:46 Pink Robin
3:55 Scarlet Robin
4:12 Rose Robin
4:48 Easter Yellow Robin
5:25 Flame Robin
Hi Tim, a wonderful third installment to your celebration of Australian Birdsongs. Some really nice shots and audio capture there mate. Hope you are well, look forward to chatting again sometime. Cheers Phil
Thanks Phil, got to love the different songs and calls. So many species to film and the songs are a bonus. Yes, really looking forward to a catch up. Ready when you are !!
My father was a logger and we loved every moment we spent in the bush. He shared the experience and the love of the entire system.
I can say I have listened to the Eastern Whip bird so many times but never knowingly seen it. I always associated the Whip bird call with checking for leaches. lol. Your sound recording is amazing and I am only listening on my phone.
Great work and thanks for sharing. 🫡✨☮️🇦🇺
So glad that you enjoyed this production. Bird songs take us back and remind us of earlier times. Thanks for your kind words.
Outstanding, thank you for the beautiful footages
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic captures Tim, the whipbird footage and calls are stunning, such an elusive bird!
Very much appreciated. I love the Whipbirds and have spent many hours tracking them.
What a great concert. Thank you for an opportunity to enjoy beautiful bird's voices. It's impossible to say which bird is the best singer. Bright colourful Robins are so cute.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks so much for your comments. It is a tough decision for sure !
I love Australia's birds AND their Roo's ❤❤❤!
Absolutely fabulous! Thanks Tim. Loved all those delightful and colourful robins.
Glad you enjoyed it ! They are nice Robins, even though they are not actually Robins....but that's another story!
Sensational 🐦
Glad you like it. It has been a labor of love to get them but so worth it.
Tim, this is wonderful. Thank you so much. My Mum was a dedicated birdwatcher on the mid north coast and we had lots of birds on our one acre property where I had planted native trees. I love hearing their song. One of my all time favourites is the Grey Shrike Thrush. I had a pair who nested every year in a hanging pot plant on my back veranda. They were very trusting. Oh! And the Yellow Robin was also a regular visitor and very tame.
Glad you enjoyed it and thankyou for your story. I am convinced that a world without bird sounds would be absolute misery. I agree that the Grey shrikethrush is amazing and I have a documentary about these and other songsters being edited.
Super nice sharing 👌
Thank you 👍
Eastern whip and bell miner are my faves
The Whipbird is hard to beat.
thank you, great footage
Glad you enjoyed it, much appreciated.
Just loved this! Probably not very original to say that the Eastern Whipbird's song is my fave - & I guess I probably wouldn't want to hear it non-stop - but for the time it was showcased here, I was hooked! All the different robins was fun. Need to have them all lined up on a branch. The pink robin made me think of a little piece of candy, but the yellow and flame were my faves. Thank you again, Tim! 🤩
Always welcome your feedback Jenny. So many great birds all around us.
This is spectacular! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed our fantastic birds.
Brilliant video! It's helped me identify a few of the different bird songs on my property. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful
Thank you
Very nice , thanks.
Thanks for your support.
Thats AMAZING Tim!! I first time to see these birds! Thanks for sharing. 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it. We have so many good songbirds here but the challenge is to film them !!
@@TimSiggs Wow I can't imagine the work that goes into it and that is why I appreciate it so much. Many people would never see these wonderful creatures if it was not for people like you!
Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful videos of Australian birds, it helps to raise many people's awareness of the nature around us.
Our pleasure! Let's hope the message gets out that we cannot keep clearing the forests.
awesome video
Thanks for the visit
Excellent, Tim!
Thankyou so much :)
Whip bird is back!
Can't get enough of this guy !!
🙏
Beautiful work. Thanks for all the borbs
Our pleasure! Thanks for your kind words.
thank you Tim. was this captured in south-east Queensland. That's where I live and so many of these bird calls are sounding so familiar. it's amazing to be able to match the bird calls to bird because I don't always see the bird that is making the call.
Thanks Melinda, all, apart from the Flame ,Pink and Scarlet Robin are from SEQ.
Very nice bird songs,nice sharing
Thanks for visiting and your kind comment
I have a new bird singing in my backyard. I'm thinking it is a small bird and it sounds like a canary singing. I'm enjoying all these videos while I search for the culprit.
I'm in Bundaberg for anyone with ideas.behind my house is vacant land that has lots of grasses and shrubs and we have seen tiny birds carrying long grass over the house.
The birds carrying grass are likely to be either Chestnut breasted Mannikins or Red-browed Finches.
Hello Tim,a very beautiful movie of you and great quality images!!! Most people will chose the Eastern Whipbird like i do and also a very good sound recording of you.May i ask what body
and lens you are using? Greetings from the Netherlands and just subscribed to your channel.
Welcome on board. Thankyou for your support. I use Nikon z6, 8 and 9. Both 200-500 and 180-600 Zooms. The Z6 is great in low light.
Which birdsong is your favorite ?
Spoilt for choice, really.
Hhhmmm golden Whistler
Enjoyable. Would be great if you put name of bird on screen when it appears.
Fair call, I do this on some of my more detailed productions.
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