Its such a responsibility I feel I have to complete bluejays bring me their babies bcs I have a huge feeding station & i ask them if their mating & if so they could bring their babies to eat some snacks . I often times think about if they depend on me 😅
I've been buddies with a Carolina wren for over a decade and they leave their precious little babies with me to babysit them. They are the sweetest little birds but they don't let me touch them. Kookaburra's are hilarious. We don't have them here in the US. I love all birds.
@@nachomom-fk2bi We had a Robin make that came back to us each spring. He would follow myself or my wife as we worked in the backyard. We would throw him any worms as we did our yard work, which he completely happy with. And he waited each day for the refill of the bird bath so he would have clean and cool water for his bath. He must of aged on during one winter, a d never came back. We really miss our backyard friend. They really become a part of your life.
They left their most prized possession with you because that’s how deep their trust is in you. They feel so safe and secure in knowing you’d take care of their baby… what a beautiful relationship!
Damn, that's one hell of an honor, being made the auntie/babysitter for a pair of wild birds while they go out to hunt. It always warms my heart seeing something like this from a wild creature, such undying trust for the human.
As a child, we sang a kookaburra song in grade school! I had forgotten, but this video of the adorable birds brought the lyrics right back: 🎵🎵🎵 Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree Merry merry king of the bush is he Laugh, Kookaburra, laugh, Kookaburra Gay your life must be.....
@@Elizabeth-rq1vi Yes, i didn't know what it could be either-- maybe something from a fairy tale! :) No internet indeed, only a set of well - used & loved encyclopedias in the middle of Kansas farmland. It's interesting how widespread this song actually was.
Fluffy and Falcor knew they could trust "Aunt Kook" with their little one while they went off to hunt. Family is so important, even if they don't share the same DNA!
Being chosen by another species to watch their babies is such an honor! I was once chosen by a feral cat play with her kittens and it was such a great feeling. 😊
Hope you got them help and left food, water, and shelter out every day. Food 2 or 3 times a day and a tiny flat bowl of water too for the kittens to reach as well.
@@fslayer1290 - Same here haha! Their mum left them playing with me whilst she went off and had some 'me' time rest somewhere! Then when she came back, she called them to her, they went to her immediately, so she could feed them. That was a very special privilege for me as well.🏴🌹🇬🇧.
Hope you called a TnR program so she got the help she needed. And her kittens too. I’ve worked w/them. _Very necessary_ to get her spayed, so no more wild kittens are brought into a very harsh world w/o a home. The kittens can be socialized & gotten good homes...as well as fixed, too. There’s ppl w/barns that will take the adults as barn kitties, too. It’s a win/win all around! Feral cats have _very hard_ lives. And sadly, it’s passed on to their kittens by the thousands, each year. Caring ppl have the opportunity to help stop it, even if for only 1, & her offspring. That 1 alone will add up to hundreds of feral cats on the streets.
My Grandparents have had generations and generations of these gorgeous birds coming to visit. It's SO sweet when they bring their young floofs along. My Grandfather has passed now, and my Grandma no longer lives at the farm. But my younger cousin has kept on with the tradition. They love coming for their minced meat every couple of days. Thanks for sharing this story. Much love from Melbourne Australia ❤🇦🇺
I'm so happy to hear that the tradition continues for the kookaburras at your grandparent's place. All of you are so fortunate to have these birds as one of your native species. I'd love to see them in their natural habitat! ❤
@@Cara-hm2tl Really, you're sorry to hear that a grandparent you've never know or even met, has passed away...as if that is some weird and unnatural thing...People get old and they leave this planet, there's nothing to be sorry about it's just the way it is, so stop all the overly sensitive bs, please.
Decades ago, in about the 3rd grade, we learned some Australian songs...Waltzing Matilda, and one was about this bird, sitting in a tree, then being told to fly....? Anyway, this is the first time I've seen the actual bird and it is ADORABLE! ❤
I have kookaburras in my backyard too and I love them. The noise they make doesn’t bother me at all. In fact it seems natural, like the noise belongs. And yes they are friendly. I know that I could feed them but I don’t want them to be dependant on me for food. They all look plump and healthy so I know they aren’t going hungry . Delightful creatures.
We live in Perth. We have a pair of Frogmouths that live in a tree in our back yard. I feel so honoured when I sit outside at night and I see them land on the gate or the fence whilst they are hunting. And nothing thrills me more than when I see their offspring waiting for Mum and Dad to come and feed them. Blessed to be an Aussie. 🇦🇺
That sounds incredibly special! 😊 Having Frogmouths in your backyard must be a true blessing. Enjoy those magical moments with your feathered neighbors! 🦉❤️
How can you be that cute? You can almost envy this woman for having experienced something like that. A wild bird gives its trust to a human...I think this is really something special.
I recall decades ago backpacking in Oz and going to a youth hostel outside Sydney which had a kookaburras land on terrace several times a day. It was wonderful he would let people gently stroke his head .
When I stayed with my sister in Australia, two Kookaburras would sit on next doors television aerial, and wake me up every morning! Noisy, but utterly adorable!
Always reminds me of the song I sang in Brownies almost 60 years ago. Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Here in Canada I had no idea what a little laughing bird would look like. Such a delight to see them -so sweet.
"...merry, merry king of the bush is he-ee." Pennsylvania here! We sang that too in Brownies! I only recently learned what a kookaburra was. It's a kingfisher.
Never heard of that kind of bird. Pleasantly surprised. Sweet lady with a good kind heart otherwise the birds wont leave the little one with her. Thanks for your story.
I experienced a little miracle Finch adopt me during COVID, she stayed on my patio everyday, sunrise to sunset! Built a family there. Yes, they built a trust in me. Extraordinary 😊
Thanks for this beautiful video - entertaining and educational! As for the song… I am old enough to recall the original words, in which the last line was “Gay your life must be.” 😀 I understand the reason for the change (don’t know when it happened). It only proves the power of words!
That has got to be the cutest smile ever! To be trusted and loved by these amazing creatures is priceless. Thanks for caring for them, and keeping them wild. Oh! You have a lovely voice, too! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
You are blessed to be an honorary Kookaburra! They are the darndest cutest birds! I visited Australia in the 1980s, and was astounded by the wealth of colorful birds there. If you can be a carer for birds in need, you are close to being an angel.
What a precious little bludger is the kookaburra. My bird feeder attracts sprigs, titmouse, bluejays and colorful woodpeckers. When I am tardy in replenishing the feeder, some of them will place wing on hip, tap the foot and roll the eyes as if to say, "Really?"
I used to live out in the bush & would always leave my front sliding door unlocked. Every day I would come home from work to find my horse JJ & 5 or 6 Kookaburras in my kitchen waiting for me to come home. JJ would slide the door open to let himself & the birds in. I never fed the birds so I never knew why they came inside. JJ thought he was a dog & would sometimes lay on the carpet & watched tv with me.
My aunt used to feed kookaburras that came to her house every day. One day the female brought her babies to visit and put them in her hanging plant pot for her to see.
I want to move to Australia just for the kookaburra experience. I visited Australia 50+ years ago while I was in the US navy and never saw or heard of these wonderful birds at the time.
The "jungle bird"/ "monkey call" hooting sound frequently used in movie special effects for stereotypical jungle environment noise is the laughing call of the kookaburra (which doesn't live in the jungles of South America or India).
What a sweet bird and his/her eyes so intense. GOD has truly blessed all whom HIS wonderful animals of the land, air and seas say HELLO or when in need you come to help them. HE smiles on those who loves HIS creatures. Pax+
A wild bird knows when it can trust you. We have robins here in UK that sit on your hand and a crow that gives kisses it’s all about trust and the energy that you possess. It’s lovely that you have kookaburra friends and shows you are a good person Mandy 🇬🇧
Absolutely beautiful.I just love our kookaburras.I agree that when you get to know a creature,and look into their eyes,you see a sentient being.It breaks my heart the way a lot of humans treat animals.
What an adorable little bird family! They all look beautiful & it's so special that they only stick around for the narrator! I also love how soft the narrator's voice is & how sweet she is interacting with the Kookaburras! Fantastic footage & video!
Love these wonderful, loud birds! They kept me company, coming to eat raw meat from my hand, the months I was in AU, land of my beloved mum. Must return to her paradise.
What a beautiful video. So comforting in these very troubling times. We live in the New York Hudson Valley. We’ve decided to place large heaps of seeds on the ground instead of the bird feeders so that the mourning doves and squirrels can enjoy. It’s a beautiful site to see the sparrows, blue jays, cardinals, mourning doves and squirrels all eating together, almost as a family. Thank you once again.
What an absolute privilege. Sometimes in life animals make a special connection with people they trust. We should do everything in our power to return that trust and show them we’re not all bad. Just magical and beyond all words.
I feel so privileged to share this planet with all the beautiful animals, wildlife and nature. We are truly blessed. Also they know a good and kindly heart when they meet one so please carry on loving and respecting them as you do. And thank you. God bless
Qué experiencia maravillosa estás viviendo! Realmente eres privilegiada! Me alegra infinitamente que respetes su vida silvestre! Lo tuyo es verdadero amor sin egoísmo ni deseo de pocesión. Mi lema es "Los animales silvestres no son mascotas" y veo que es el tuyo también. ❤❤❤
Thank you! Waddles and his family are indeed amazing! It's wonderful to see such unique wildlife up close. 🦜🌟 Sending some kookaburra love from afar! ❤
Being a bird lover this little video was such a treat. I had a dove that would come see me daily for her/his seed and eat it directly from my hand. It was such a wonderful experience.
Truly amongst the cutest videos out there ! I have never ever seen a kookaburra before in my entire life. I have heard a little about them. Thank you for showing your little friends . Love always, A friend always !
The more videos I see of animals in Australia, it makes me want to visit. This video introduced kookaburras which I have never seen up close. The narrative was great.
A strong connection between human and nature! In this instance, beautiful, talkative birds that bring this lady joy every time they meet! I am always mystified by the connection of humans with the rest of living entities, such a close connection that a spoken word is not needed most of the time...
Awww…what a lovely story. They are such beautiful birds it just melts my heart. I’ve never been there but Australia has a special place in my heart too. Thank you 💚🙏
It's amazing how they knew that their baby would be safe while they were gone. Incredible but animals highly intelligent and in some cases comprehend more than humans.
Have you ever heard kookaburra's singing before?🤔
If you ever watched the old TV show, Flipper, then you've heard a kookaburra.
Every morning at about 5 or 6 🎶
You call that SINGING??!
Is that kookaburra singing as ❤ as a hummingbird's tune?
Also watching the 🇺🇸 birthday on NBC
You know you're doing something right when wild animals trust you and bring their babies to you.
Its such a responsibility I feel I have to complete bluejays bring me their babies bcs I have a huge feeding station & i ask them if their mating & if so they could bring their babies to eat some snacks . I often times think about if they depend on me 😅
@@Uniquely.Melissa awwww it's so nice you help your blue jay friends! 💙
@OhThatsBirdyFriends that is sooo cute!!!
Boy they are so cute! God bless you for helping them! 🕊🙏❤️🙏🕊
Oh gosh am I the only bird lover not doing this 😂@@Uniquely.Melissa
This woman had the softest and most calming voice. The Bob Ross of Birds.
@@OlNineToes Thank you for the very kind words 🐥🌿🙏🏻
"Birb Ross"
@@OlNineToes it's true, first time ever I heard such soft and relaxing voice 💖💖💖
True!❤❤❤❤
She could easily narrate a children’s show 😊
A murder of crows, an ambush of tigers, and now a riot of kookaburras. I learn new things everyday.
@@TonyChuPT and a fluffle of rabbits 😊
An unkindness of ravens.
A parliament of owls.
A Mob of kangaroos.
Gaggle of Geese.
Wow. What an honour for them to leave their baby with you. That’s unequivocal trust. Beautiful
That's one of my greatest dreams. What a great privilege! ❤❤
@@Mister_H. I have to so that I was so surprised and thrilled at the same time! 🐥🌿🙏🏻
That’s the coolest thing to have happen
I've been buddies with a Carolina wren for over a decade and they leave their precious little babies with me to babysit them. They are the sweetest little birds but they don't let me touch them. Kookaburra's are hilarious. We don't have them here in the US. I love all birds.
@@nachomom-fk2bi We had a Robin make that came back to us each spring. He would follow myself or my wife as we worked in the backyard. We would throw him any worms as we did our yard work, which he completely happy with. And he waited each day for the refill of the bird bath so he would have clean and cool water for his bath. He must of aged on during one winter, a d never came back. We really miss our backyard friend. They really become a part of your life.
They left their most prized possession with you because that’s how deep their trust is in you. They feel so safe and secure in knowing you’d take care of their baby… what a beautiful relationship!
Amazing and adorable ❤🎉
A world without birds is unthinkable.
indeed, are you vegan then?
A world without dinosaurs is unthinkable.
A world without animals is indeed unthinkable.
We're not very good at preventing it.
A world without dogs is unthinkable.
It is perhaps the ultimate sign of trust from a wild animal when it lets you babysit their children. This lady must truly be honored.
This lady's voice has sir david attenborough level narration!! Bbc needs to hire her
I know right! it is so very calming.
@@bonnielee78 OMG, yes! There aren't many people I would say could fill his shoes voice-wise but she definitely could!
Wow, you are so kind! Thank you so much!
@@bonnielee78 Thank you so much😊
@@lyndseystrait1513 Thank you so much 🐥🌿💛
I love this, not only are you a restaurant, you're now a stand in baby sitter. All joking aside, it's wonderful they have so much trust in you❤
Thanks for the love and support! ❤🦜
Damn, that's one hell of an honor, being made the auntie/babysitter for a pair of wild birds while they go out to hunt. It always warms my heart seeing something like this from a wild creature, such undying trust for the human.
Thank you! 😊 It's truly heartwarming to see that trust from Waddles and his family.
I was so surprised and thrilled. I adored looking after him 🐥🌿☀️
They are trusting her so much! It's a wonderful privilege a person can have.
PS: This lady would be a great voice actress for the documentaries.
Wow, thank you so very much for the kind comments🐥🌿🙏🏻
Absolutely! 😊
Heck yes, I will WATCH documentaries with this voice - there aren't enough female VAs for documentaries.
As a child, we sang a kookaburra song in grade school!
I had forgotten, but this video of the adorable birds brought the lyrics right back:
🎵🎵🎵
Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree
Merry merry king of the bush is he
Laugh, Kookaburra, laugh, Kookaburra
Gay your life must be.....
Verse 2!
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree/
Eating all the gumdrops he can see/
Stop! Kookaburra stop! Kookaburra save some there for me!
We also learned that one! Had 😂no idea what a kookaburra was, I thought it was a cute furry animal. No internet in my 1960s northern Canadian town.
@@Elizabeth-rq1vi Yes, i didn't know what it could be either-- maybe something from a fairy tale! :) No internet indeed, only a set of well - used & loved encyclopedias in the middle of Kansas farmland.
It's interesting how widespread this song actually was.
You just brought back that memory to me in a California elementary school.
@@Tina-qp7py I'm glad you got to re-experience the memory.
Fluffy and Falcor knew they could trust "Aunt Kook" with their little one while they went off to hunt. Family is so important, even if they don't share the same DNA!
This woman should be reading audiobooks especially kids audiobooks. Her voice is so calming & makes everything sound interesting. She's a natural.
I think it’s a text to speech engine narrating. Not a real person.
Yes, agree with you l00%.
Being chosen by another species to watch their babies is such an honor! I was once chosen by a feral cat play with her kittens and it was such a great feeling. 😊
Hope you got them help and left food, water, and shelter out every day. Food 2 or 3 times a day and a tiny flat bowl of water too for the kittens to reach as well.
Thank you for sharing that heartwarming moment! 🐱❤️
@@fslayer1290 - Same here haha! Their mum left them playing with me whilst she went off and had some 'me' time rest somewhere! Then when she came back, she called them to her, they went to her immediately, so she could feed them. That was a very special privilege for me as well.🏴🌹🇬🇧.
Hope you called a TnR program so she got the help she needed.
And her kittens too.
I’ve worked w/them. _Very necessary_ to get her spayed, so no more wild kittens are brought into a very harsh world w/o a home.
The kittens can be socialized & gotten good homes...as well as fixed, too.
There’s ppl w/barns that will take the adults as barn kitties, too.
It’s a win/win all around!
Feral cats have _very hard_ lives. And sadly, it’s passed on to their kittens by the thousands, each year.
Caring ppl have the opportunity to help stop it, even if for only 1, & her offspring. That 1 alone will add up to hundreds of feral cats on the streets.
Yeah, good job risking rabies. Brilliant.
This is so sweet, you must be a special person for this family to adopt you.
🙏🏻☺️🐥
That's such a special gift to be trusted by wild animals. Beautiful 🩷🩷
And as a babysitter! That's quite the bond ❤
@@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 Exactly 💯
@@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 Exactly 💯
@@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 Definitely! 🩷
Exactly 💯
God's creation is absolutely beautiful...
Yes.
Can’t wait to see what He has waiting for His children in His Great & Glorious Heaven!🌅
_Perfection, Forevermore!!!_ ♥🙌
Hope to see you there! 👍
@@skivijimmy 💕💕💕💕💕💕
@@sonneversets3530 Amén 🐦🌄🙏🙏
Omg Waddles sure does look like he's smiling! What a beautiful story!
Waddles is happy and smiling.😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
He's a cute little guy, and he sure came to the right place, where this special lady has a heart for birds.
My Grandparents have had generations and generations of these gorgeous birds coming to visit. It's SO sweet when they bring their young floofs along. My Grandfather has passed now, and my Grandma no longer lives at the farm. But my younger cousin has kept on with the tradition. They love coming for their minced meat every couple of days. Thanks for sharing this story. Much love from Melbourne Australia ❤🇦🇺
So cool that cousin is now their friend. I wish we had these birds I love their dinosaur sounds.
I am so sorry to hear that your Grandfather has since passed away but I am glad to hear that your cousin is looking after them now ❤️.
What a beautiful family tradition with the kookaburras! It's heartwarming to hear how they've been a part of your grandparents' lives for generations.
I'm so happy to hear that the tradition continues for the kookaburras at your grandparent's place. All of you are so fortunate to have these birds as one of your native species. I'd love to see them in their natural habitat! ❤
@@Cara-hm2tl Really, you're sorry to hear that a grandparent you've never know or even met, has passed away...as if that is some weird and unnatural thing...People get old and they leave this planet, there's nothing to be sorry about it's just the way it is, so stop all the overly sensitive bs, please.
What an honor to be so trusted by these amazing little birds.
This beautiful kookaburra and his family LOVES to visit his human family!! Just Too Stinking Cute For Words!! What Furry Friends To Have Visit!!❤😊
Absolutely adorable! 😊
@@CuddleBuddiesChannelThey are completely stunning!!❤
Decades ago, in about the 3rd grade, we learned some Australian songs...Waltzing Matilda, and one was about this bird, sitting in a tree, then being told to fly....? Anyway, this is the first time I've seen the actual bird and it is ADORABLE! ❤
I have kookaburras in my backyard too and I love them. The noise they make doesn’t bother me at all. In fact it seems natural, like the noise belongs. And yes they are friendly. I know that I could feed them but I don’t want them to be dependant on me for food. They all look plump and healthy so I know they aren’t going hungry . Delightful creatures.
That's wonderful to hear! 😊
They are amazing! I don’t feed them daily, they just get fed if it’s boiling hot or if we have torrential rain. They hunt for themselves 🐥🌿☺️☀️
What a paradise you live in. And to have bird friends is so wonderful.
We live in Perth. We have a pair of Frogmouths that live in a tree in our back yard. I feel so honoured when I sit outside at night and I see them land on the gate or the fence whilst they are hunting. And nothing thrills me more than when I see their offspring waiting for Mum and Dad to come and feed them. Blessed to be an Aussie. 🇦🇺
That sounds incredibly special! 😊 Having Frogmouths in your backyard must be a true blessing. Enjoy those magical moments with your feathered neighbors! 🦉❤️
Waddles and his parents are charming beyond belief! Mad respect to this caring Aussie lady for being these wild kookaburras' dream come true!
How can you be that cute? You can almost envy this woman for having experienced something like that. A wild bird gives its trust to a human...I think this is really something special.
I am so very lucky🐥🌿🙏🏻 I feel very blessed 🌿
@@gabriellebishop130 You feel blessed because you ARE blessed with the trust of this fluffy creatures.
I recall decades ago backpacking in Oz and going to a youth hostel outside Sydney which had a kookaburras land on terrace several times a day. It was wonderful he would let people gently stroke his head .
When I stayed with my sister in Australia, two Kookaburras would sit on next doors television aerial, and wake me up every morning! Noisy, but utterly adorable!
That sounds like a delightful wake-up call! 😄
Always reminds me of the song I sang in Brownies almost 60 years ago. Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Here in Canada I had no idea what a little laughing bird would look like. Such a delight to see them -so sweet.
"...merry, merry king of the bush is he-ee." Pennsylvania here! We sang that too in Brownies! I only recently learned what a kookaburra was. It's a kingfisher.
Never heard of that kind of bird. Pleasantly surprised. Sweet lady with a good kind heart otherwise the birds wont leave the little one with her. Thanks for your story.
They're kookaburras, native to Australia. Their laughter-like call is quite distinctive!
I experienced a little miracle Finch adopt me during COVID, she stayed on my patio everyday, sunrise to sunset! Built a family there. Yes, they built a trust in me. Extraordinary 😊
"Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
Merry merry king of the bush is he
Laugh kookaburra laugh kookaburra
Happy your life must be"
One of the first songs I learned in elementary school. :)
@@irenebecker4815 💜
Thanks for this beautiful video - entertaining and educational! As for the song… I am old enough to recall the original words, in which the last line was “Gay your life must be.” 😀 I understand the reason for the change (don’t know when it happened). It only proves the power of words!
I live in the U.S. and my 4th grade teacher was from Australia. I remember him teaching us that song. I still remember it over 40 years later.
May Buddha bless you and your feathery friends! Nature and it’s inhabitants are beautiful and bring joy to our lives.
What a blessing to befriend a riot of angles!! They must trust you indefinitely. Precious!!!
yess they’re so acute!!
it’s angels not angles, 😇👼🏼🪽not 📐 (the things this measures)
I think something special for this women a wild bird trusted her beautiful voice. ❤
That has got to be the cutest smile ever! To be trusted and loved by these amazing creatures is priceless. Thanks for caring for them, and keeping them wild. Oh! You have a lovely voice, too! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Your kindness makes you a legend.
You are blessed to be an honorary Kookaburra! They are the darndest cutest birds! I visited Australia in the 1980s, and was astounded by the wealth of colorful birds there. If you can be a carer for birds in need, you are close to being an angel.
I think this lady has found her "sprit animal".
What a lucky lady.
She is truly blessed by the Gods.
Absolutely! I love kookaburras ❤
What a precious little bludger is the kookaburra. My bird feeder attracts sprigs, titmouse, bluejays and colorful woodpeckers. When I am tardy in replenishing the feeder, some of them will place wing on hip, tap the foot and roll the eyes as if to say, "Really?"
😂😂 I can see that exactly as you described it!
I’ll never get sick of being woken up in the early morning by the sound of the Kookaburra. ❤
I used to live out in the bush & would always leave my front sliding door unlocked. Every day I would come home from work to find my horse JJ & 5 or 6 Kookaburras in my kitchen waiting for me to come home. JJ would slide the door open to let himself & the birds in. I never fed the birds so I never knew why they came inside.
JJ thought he was a dog & would sometimes lay on the carpet & watched tv with me.
I love the birds of Australia. They don’t seem to be afraid of humans.
I have fallen in love with kookaburras! Thank you for sharing your life with them. It's quite an honor that they trust you with their baby !
My aunt used to feed kookaburras that came to her house every day. One day the female brought her babies to visit and put them in her hanging plant pot for her to see.
I want to move to Australia just for the kookaburra experience. I visited Australia 50+ years ago while I was in the US navy and never saw or heard of these wonderful birds at the time.
Waddles is handsome and the children are adorable. I’m just glad he felt safe around you
It is an honour. I fed Kookaburra's at a relatives place on Phillip Island, quite an experience, they are remarkably gentle.
Fun fact: Flipper's 'voice' on the TV show was actually made by a kookaburra.
Not even disappointed
@@kanjuro8926 No reason you should be. It's like how James Earl Jones voiced Darth Vader...only cuter.
Totally makes sense!
The "jungle bird"/ "monkey call" hooting sound frequently used in movie special effects for stereotypical jungle environment noise is the laughing call of the kookaburra (which doesn't live in the jungles of South America or India).
Wanted to like this but then I remembered how dolphins suffer in captivity 😢
What a sweet bird and his/her eyes so intense.
GOD has truly blessed all whom HIS wonderful animals of the land, air and seas say HELLO or when in need you come to help them.
HE smiles on those who loves HIS creatures.
Pax+
This is truly an amazing story! I had to watch it twice to make sure I was really seeing what I was seeing 😂
Thanks for enjoying it with us! 🦜❤️
A wild bird knows when it can trust you.
We have robins here in UK that sit on your hand and a crow that gives kisses it’s all about trust and the energy that you possess.
It’s lovely that you have kookaburra friends and shows you are a good person
Mandy 🇬🇧
Such a trust! Amazing how we were created to live in symbiosis with WILD animals and harmony! Amazing
Absolutely beautiful.I just love our kookaburras.I agree that when you get to know a creature,and look into their eyes,you see a sentient being.It breaks my heart the way a lot of humans treat animals.
To be the godparent to a wild bird must be an absolutely thrilling experience! Thank you for sharing your beautiful feathered family 😊
Just imagine if we could talk to the animals and understand them what amazing knowledge we could learn.
Is it me? because I feel those birds can look directly into your Soul.Heheh
They are beautiful and their baby is adorable. They have the best of both worlds. They live outdoors but can come to you if they need something.
Earning an animal's trust is the best feeling in the world
Lovely to meet this dear Kookaburra riot and their human auntie! I learned a lot. Traveled to Australia last year. It’s an amazing place!
What an adorable little bird family! They all look beautiful & it's so special that they only stick around for the narrator! I also love how soft the narrator's voice is & how sweet she is interacting with the Kookaburras! Fantastic footage & video!
They are adorable ❤ Thank you so much for the kind comments 🐥🙏🏻🌿
We're glad you enjoyed the video and the narrator's interactions with the Kookaburras! 🦜❤️
What a blessing that these wild creatures trust enough to interact with humans .😊😊
The utmost show of trust from an animal - when they decide that Great Hairless Ape is a suitable babysitter for their kids.
Love these wonderful, loud birds! They kept me company, coming to eat raw meat from my hand, the months I was in AU, land of my beloved mum. Must return to her paradise.
Thank you for being kind to those beautiful kind of birds. ❤❤❤
What a beautiful video. So comforting in these very troubling times. We live in the New York Hudson Valley. We’ve decided to place large heaps of seeds on the ground instead of the bird feeders so that the mourning doves and squirrels can enjoy. It’s a beautiful site to see the sparrows, blue jays, cardinals, mourning doves and squirrels all eating together, almost as a family. Thank you once again.
Your backyard has turned into a bird sanctuary. They feel safe. Great work!
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Absolutely! That’s what my property is 🐥🌿☀️
What an absolute privilege. Sometimes in life animals make a special connection with people they trust. We should do everything in our power to return that trust and show them we’re not all bad. Just magical and beyond all words.
Any animal tasking a human with babysitting is so cool.
Aww they got her babysitting! How lucky! The bond between her and that family is so heartwarming!
You're a lovely lady, and I'm so happy that you love God's gifts as much asi do❤ thank you for you
I feel so privileged to share this planet with all the beautiful animals, wildlife and nature. We are truly blessed. Also they know a good and kindly heart when they meet one so please carry on loving and respecting them as you do. And thank you. God bless
Chi miigwech ~ Merci ~ Thank you! So sweet! 💙💜💙💜
What would our planet be without all these creatures around us,it would be soooooooo born.
🎼Kookaburra 🎶 sits in the old gum tree 🎵 Merry merry king of the Bush is he 🎶 Laugh kookaburra, laugh kookaburra, 🎵gay your life must be. ☀️
How adorable! And I did laugh at the specie's collective name 'Riot'. I live in England, so assume that these birds must be loud and active.
Lack of animal instinct!
What a heartwarming moment! Unbelievable, but what if three in chorus? Make a plan for a small pond stocking fish!
Qué experiencia maravillosa estás viviendo! Realmente eres privilegiada!
Me alegra infinitamente que respetes su vida silvestre! Lo tuyo es verdadero amor sin egoísmo ni deseo de pocesión.
Mi lema es "Los animales silvestres no son mascotas" y veo que es el tuyo también.
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Such beautiful birds! So sweet that this family trusts you with their baby and visits regularly. Waddles is adorable!❤
There's a special place in heaven for those that take care of and take in animals. And, I'm looking at all of you that rescue cats and dogs!! 💖💖💖💖
Adorable cuties.
They are so beautiful. Yes you are very lucky, I live in California and we don't have those kinds of birds here in our desert. ❤
Thank you! Waddles and his family are indeed amazing! It's wonderful to see such unique wildlife up close. 🦜🌟 Sending some kookaburra love from afar! ❤
You have been selected as a trusted babysitter. This is quite an honor. 👍
Being a bird lover this little video was such a treat.
I had a dove that would come see me daily for her/his seed and eat it directly from my hand.
It was such a wonderful experience.
why do i feel like i'm being read a cozy bedtime story? this woman has an amazing bedtime story voice
Truly amongst the cutest videos out there ! I have never ever seen a kookaburra before in my entire life. I have heard a little about them. Thank you for showing your little friends . Love always, A friend always !
These birds scare me a little & so good to have this extra information about them! They r so cute 🥰
They are so very gentle, they have amazing eyesight. I’ve never been injured by a kookaburra 🐥🌿💛
The more videos I see of animals in Australia, it makes me want to visit. This video introduced kookaburras which I have never seen up close. The narrative was great.
The names u chose 4 them r so cute. Thank u 4 being a kind person - obviously the birds saw that in u.
Thank you so much 🐥🌿🙏🏻
A strong connection between human and nature! In this instance, beautiful, talkative birds that bring this lady joy every time they meet! I am always mystified by the connection of humans with the rest of living entities, such a close connection that a spoken word is not needed most of the time...
What adorable birds. I had no idea!
What a beautiful and heartwarming story! I just can't imagine if our world only had people in it...God's creatures make it so much more special! 🥰🥰
You put a smile on my face 😊
What a beautiful relationship!
Thank you!
Awww…what a lovely story. They are such beautiful birds it just melts my heart. I’ve never been there but Australia has a special place in my heart too. Thank you 💚🙏
*YOU ARE SO VERY LUCKY TO HAVE FRIENDS LIKE THIS CUTE FAMILY.*
It's amazing how they knew that their baby would be safe while they were gone.
Incredible but animals highly intelligent and in some cases comprehend more than humans.