Australian Birds BIRDING TOLDEROL GAME RESERVE

A documentary of Alana and Greg Dare birdwatching in South Australia on a hot summer's day at Tolderol Game Reserve Wetlands at the edge of Lake Alexandrina near the mouth of the River Murray. Featuring 37 bird species including waders, terns, raptors, quail, crakes and rails.

[@jenniferparkinson9411]

Thank you. Excellent work done in a sweet spirit!

[@JoseManuelHiniesto]

Your movies are beautiful.
Love nature and birds.
Thank you❤👍❤👍❤👍

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Jose

[@PapunBhattacharya]

Beautifully captured.Thanks for sharing.

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@tormodthorsen6682]

Awesome movies you make! Perfect learning for a scandinavian that is dreaming about going down under for the first time!

[@alanadare7052]

We're so glad that it's useful to you. We would love to encourage birders to visit Australia. We're mindful of the long journey involved for most people but the birds really are worth it.

[@garydonaldson8657]

Well worth watching, very interesting even for those who don't notice our birdlife. 10 out of 10!!!!!

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Gary for the feedback

[@andemaiar]

Great video. Thank you for posting it. I went to Tolderol a few months ago, probably the end of February and there was nothing in the way of bird life there. Might have to try at a different time!

[@GubanaNatureRefuge]

Wonderful footage and informative commentary; thank you for uploading.

[@bashirk]

Much appreciated. Beautiful footage.

[@FollowThomas]

Beautiful birding video, well done 🙂

[@zonabrown9241]

Fantastic you visit places i cant go now

[@craighowat8290]

Thank you for another great video

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Craig.

[@joelcalia9790]

Great footage, the "whistling kite" is actually a similar black kite (I may be wrong). Anyway, awesome video.

[@robertwhinnen5602]

Excellent,

[@alanadare7052]

Thanks Robert

[@DonDesJardin]

Perhaps you should think about deinterlacing your video. As it is now, it's unwatchable.

[@johndare3817]

Perfect video on my humble iPad. Well double Dares.