AUSTRALIAN BIRDSONG PART 1 . A celebration of the songs, calls and sounds of Australian Birds.

This is a short production showcasing the wonder of some of the strange and wonderful songs, calls and sounds of Australian birds. The sounds are wide and varied and this film shows birds from both coastal and remote outback regions. I have traveled many thousands of Kilometres to achieve these sequences. Enjoy.

[mattniven]

I could listen to these all day. Cheers Tim

[wwwolf]

Another delightful video mate. Watched it twice

[michellemoore]

How beautiful. Looking forward to part two.

[annebuchanan]

So beautiful! As an amateur photographer I can appreciate the work, time and expensive equipment needed to make a video like this. Many thanks for sharing!

[internetperson]

Fantastic. Many thanks for taking the time to create and share this.

[annieclaire]

I can't even imagine how long you had to spend to film these amazing bird calls! Fantastic sound and film. Thanks. I am doing the Australian Bird Count this week and we are fortunate to live in rural Gippsland with our farm running down to a large lake/reservoir on the edge of state forest and a large nature conservation reserve so we have swathes of bushland across the lake - plus we have a large garden with mature trees and lots of shrubberies along with a farm so the varietly of birds we see is remarkable. I am trying to identify a particular bird by it's song but haven't been able to sight it. I will keep working on it though! Thanks Tim for your excellent Youtube channel. Cheers.

[jaiwaidoe]

Awesome video!! Would love to see part 2! 😊

[cb]

Australian birds, how delightful their song. I am inspired to go and listen to them in their natural habitat. Great videography, too! Thank you so much! I do hope that we can preserve out natural diversity and not lose what we could never get back.

[wingnut]

I only have the Grey Butcherbird in my area and everything else is a treat for me that I will have to educate myself on, not just the location either. We have Pied Butcherbirds but not as prolific as the Grey's, they can belt out some pretty dulcet tones as well. I live on the Central Coast of NSW's and from 1 end of the coast to the other the Butcher birds have many variations to there tunes, it's quit amazing, then when I go further north or south from the Coast there different again, they are great mimickers as well, I here them mimicking the Magpies but I've also heard the Magpies mimic the Butcherbirds, lol👍

[thomidog]

Thank you so much for this beautiful close-up footage of these birds in song! It must have taken a lot of patience - sincerely appreciate it.

[gazza]

grateful for these sounds trying for a blue faced honey eater.

[nsggood]

Wonderful…congratulations and thanks for sharing.

[raindrops]

Thanks for sharing! My 2 year old loves it 😊 she wants to hold them from the screen 😅

[reneet]

Thank you so much for recording and sharing these beautiful experiences with us. It must be a labour of love for you as I'm sure lots of work goes into producing such clear audio & picture. These really are so spectacular - off to watch part 2 now!

[Fortheloveofbirds]

A mesmerising collection, loved it. New friend here.

[whitebreadmexicanproductio]

the striated fieldwren's call is so regal! Almost like a military or aristocratic anthem.

[MoreliaAustralia]

I would like to memorise these calls and learn to identify the birds from their calls.

[leiweiling]

Beautiful! thank you for your efforts :)

[zonabrown]

Not the best call of pied butcher bird its thebest singer❤❤