Happy New Year 2022 (Guba na/Wallabia bicolor)
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2022
- I hope that everyone enjoyed a safe and memorable New Year's, and the start of 2022 is being kind to you. This mum and joey belong to the species from which this channel derives its name; guba na is the the local Giabal/Gambuwal name for swamp wallabies (Wallabia bicolor). In Queensland they are also called 'stinkers', as the swamp wallaby is considered inedible due to its smell and taste after cooking.... which is good new for this little chap.
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Mum and baby look great! Thank you for letting us see some of the wonderful creatures on your property. Hope 2022 is a wonderful year for you, yours and all that reside on or visit your land.
Hello Bonnie, thank you for watching, and for your support and encouragement. I hope you are enjoying a marvellous week :)
That was so cute to see up close , nice one 👍
Hello Zoey, thank you for watching, and for taking the time to make a kind comment. Happy 2022!
Look at that sweet baby and hard working Momma! What I wouldn't give to venture out and see all these amazing creatures in person. Glad I found your channel. Thank you and happy new year ❤❤
Omg I ❤️ your videos, what an awesome catch 🥰🙏🏻❤️
Happy 2022 Summ3r. Thank you for continuing to support the channel :)
What a treat! Happy new year to the Refuge. 🙏🏼🌹
Hello PJ, thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. Hope 2022 is being kind to you and yours.
Awe they're sweet, happy new year
This is so cute! Thank you
Hello Normi, good to hear from you. I hope that you are enjoying a marvellous start to 2022. Stay safe :)
@@GubanaNatureRefuge Happy New Year to you, too. I hope to see more of your videos. They are so interesting! Thank you
Thank you so much, same to you, your family and all of the wonderful native animals on your property, may you all be safe in 2022 and beyond xx ❤
Hello Tas, it goes without saying - thank you for always being here, old friend.
This has made my day!😃
Hello Elizabeth, that's awesome to hear. Little moments that shine like rays of sunshine :)
The best place in this world is close to your loving mother. Happy new year...
Mum and baby look good, great catch.
Thats so cool. A little joey in the pocket
Hello TT, you certainly are quick off the mark! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment. I hope you have a marvellous week.
I love your videos, pls dont stop posting.
I want more of the tic removing crow thank you. I apologise I’ve read and watched old videos. I’m glad they don’t get so infested as before. As I thought you were keeping those videos for yourself. I apologise. Keep up the good work and I don’t mind watching 24 hours
🙏🏻 I was waiting for a crow ! 🇺🇸
That was a good moment caught on camera.
Hello Heather, sure was - I love finding little moments like this on the SD card, when the wildlife almost seem "social media aware" ;)
The deer look healthy this year.
Yep, I'll pay that.
Yeah I’m kind of sad and disappointed you haven’t uploaded no more crows Removing the ticks. But I’m glad you’re still around
Can you upload more of the crows removing ticks, for some reason that was fasinating.
He will never know how famous he is
It's really funny seeing how they'd occasionally use their hands to walk like a form of semibipedalism
Hello Mushmush, they also use their muscular tails to manoeuvre so much that they realistically have 5 "feet".
This is a charming video. Baby’s face is adorable! Mom has some bumps in her fur… ticks? Or thorns?
Hello Sunshineandapples ( I LOVE your username) they are rough burr-daisy burrs (Calotis scabiosifolia). While they look terrible, these large sticky burrs are very soft and fall apart easily - they pose no danger to wildlife as they hitch a lift to new territories on the coats of native animals and humans alike.
@@GubanaNatureRefuge Thank you for the compliment and the information! I am so glad the burrs are just harmless hitchhikers! I look forward to more videos!
I swear she got the right angle to show off her baby. Lol
happy late new year 👍
Another great video. Keep them coming.
Hello GRLTCNTA, love your channel - it looks great, can't wait to see your next uploads.
@@GubanaNatureRefuge Thanks heaps. We have heaps more trail cam footage to upload. Your original channel I think it was Thannes Creek Trail cams inspired us to make the purchase of our place. We ended up going bit further south. Loved you pig videos and the trespasser videos. Unfortunately we have the two legged trespassers too.
@@glenrockrurallifenthataust7791 That is so awesome .... just amazing. Best news I have heard in a long time. Great start, amazing property, and a channel with a bright future. CONGRATULATIONS! I can't wait to see your adventures 🤩
@@glenrockrurallifenthataust7791 That's kickass. Bloody awesome.
That's the most gratifying stuff to hear ever.
Wallabies = strange animals. On 2 feet = like tyrannosaures !
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Mom has been burr collecting.
Hi Jack, sure has. The rough burr-daisies are tall and have carpeted the understory this year - annoying but basicially harmless.
But where are the ticks on those deer?
yall got anymore or those crow removing tick vids lol
I HEARD THEY ARE BIG PESTS
AND MANY WANT THEM GONE. THEY EAT THEM I THINK??
Yeah nah. No one eats swamp wallabies. They stink, and their meat stinks, even after it's cooked. Swamp wallabies aren't considered pests by anyone - they are too small to bother anyone, they are in low numbers, and they are loners - they don't form mobs.