50 Australian Birds — Birds of Australia

Hello everyone! Welcome to another Bird Dude video. Sorry I haven't posted for a while, this video took AGES to make.
While for a lot of us Australian birds are just the Magpies, Wedge-tailed Eagles, gulls and bin chickens, there are actually lots more Australian birds. Here are 50 of Australian birds, all of which are native birds.

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Gear I used:
Nikon D600 camera
Nikkor 200-500mm lens
Nikkor 28-300mm lens
(All pictures handheld)

Birds:
Australasian Darter: 0:12
Australasian Swamphen: 0:21
Australian Brush-turkey: 0:30
Australian King Parrot: 0:38
Australian Magpie: 0:46
Australian Pratincole: 0:54
Australian Raven: 1:07
Australian White Ibis: 1:16
Australian Wood Duck: 1:24
Black Swan: 1:33
Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike: 1:41
Blue-billed Duck: 1:50
Brolga: 1:58
Brown Treecreeper: 2:06
Chestnut Teal: 2:15
Common Bronzewing: 2:24
Crested Pigeon: 2:32
Crimson Rosella: 2:40
Dusky Moorhen: 2:48
Eastern Great Egret: 2:57
Eastern Rosella: 3:05
Eurasian Coot: 3:14
Fuscous Honeyeater: 3:22
Great Cormorant: 3:31
Green Catbird: 3:39
Grey Butcherbird: 3:47
Grey Fantail: 3:55
Grey Teal: 4:04
Laughing Kookaburra: 4:12
Little Grassbird: 4:21
Little Pied Cormorant: 4:29
Little Raven: 4:38
Long-billed Corella: 4:46
Magpie-lark: 4:54
Masked Lapwing: 5:03
Musk Duck: 5:11
Noisy Miner: 5:20
Pacific Black Duck: 5:28
Pied Currawong: 5:36
Rainbow Lorikeet: 5:45
Red Wattlebird: 5:53
Red-kneed Dotterel: 6:01
Red-necked Stint: 6:10
Red-rumped Parrot: 6:19
Satin Bowerbird: 6:27
Silver Gull: 6:36
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo: 6:44
Superb Fairy-wren: 6:52
Whiskered Tern: 7:01
White-browed Scrubwren: 7:09

[sankarshstudios]

Amazing Video, I'll try and capture everything on the list 😊

[gazepskotzs]

Red rump parrakeets are really beautifull!

[jessesands]

Great Selection Of 50 Aussie Birds!😀🐦🦆🇦🇺

[samsemergencyvideos]

Magpie Is My Favourite Along With Kookaburra Lorikeet & Bin Chicken

[AnimationDunk]

Thanks for the amazing video! I just moved to Australia and needed a quick introduction to bird species in here so I'm not completely lost on my first outing, thank you again!

[bewokburung]

Beautiful birds n nice video brother...

[birddude]

Since you have already found me, why not subscribe?

[dacrewordsmith]

Thanks for such a great video - I have taken up Birding as a hobby for 2021 - and just trying to learn to sight the different birds, make them out by ear and sneak around without making noise is SO HARD... ^_^

Thanks for your help with this vid, enabled me to identify some specific breeds.

[johngreen]

Rosella Magpie Kookaburra Lorrikeet Cockatoo Galah ❤️

[paulorientetheluffaranch]

That's a lot of beautiful birds. Well done video!

[AussieBrit]

Man, I have had a few weird bloody conversations with some random individual in this forum that has had NOTHING to do with birds. Just so you know. Let's hope this person takes note of my warning and promptly ceases his behaviour. I just wanted you to be aware of this. It beggars belief, honestly. I love your work, keep it up. Cheers.

[music]

What about the Noisy Friarbird, I have a lot of them in my garden. I call them chatter boxes, they never stop talking and twittering away, they love hanging up side down gathering all the nectar from all the flowering bushes around me

[GeckoTech_Engineer]

What do people with jackhammers and Australian birds have in common?



Most of the are noisy miners

[Valjettnamn]

Thanks alot!! was looking for the Kookaburra bird and before i had no clue what the name of the bird was, , i just new it was kokua something... I am from sweden and my girlfriend loves that bird, so i thought i need to know the name so i can 3d print it or something.. hah !

Thanks again.

Birds ^_^

[O-JayOnTop]

Noisy miners mate. They are bloody off their head mate.

[mrbaktrak]

Noticed goin to a our crows and ravens are different compared to other Corvus around.
Most Ravens and crows have dark eyes. But the Australasian Corvus, Ravens have silverish close to pale light gray eyes.
And the Australian crow itself is large for a crow.

[AussieBrit]

I know what all these critters LOOK like, I want to know what they all SOUND like. I have a bird that is doing my head in at the moment, waking me up at dawn (I live on an acreage, Mid-North Coast, NSW.) I have a sneaking suspicion that it is a Cuckoo of some kind but not sure which one.

[Lesloi]

Some nice natural sound would be greatly appreciated over the awful unnatural noise in the background.