Grey shrike-thrush. The bush harmonica.

[@Alexbloke]

Marvelous! You make heaps of very informative and relaxing Australian bird content which you dont see very often here on youtube. Much love.

[@alexandralawlor5359]

These birds are so special. When I hear them come down here to Adelaide Hills in late August, I know Spring is coming. Best call along with Magpie

[@slitheenvsrose123]

Thank you for this excellent video! Really high quality and full of lots of information that is very helpful to someone who is just getting into birdwatching :)

[@megsamum]

We have quite a clan at our place, found a nest ( made in an ice cream container in a cupboard out the back of a shed) with three babies. Their whistle is just beautiful

[@Qosmio1955]

I was very surprised by a Grey Shrike-Thrush the other day. I knew that they were omnivorous, but I had no idea that they also preyed on small lizards and geckos. The bird I spotted in my back yard had a gecko at least as long as itself firmly grasped in its bill. It flew off with it, so I was not able to see the technique it was to use to consume the gecko, but I reckon it would have been a bit of a mission.

[@jjbrewer1]

Great vid…and self-made music!! What can’t Bruce do!?

[@lisabreeden4812]

Gorgeous

[@lesfisher6213]

Pity about the piano backing, most annoying.

[@plumesofoz]

Thanks for the comment.