An excellent video and you certainly have great observation skills. Your walk and talk is both engaging and informative. Keep them coming.

You know ya kit, good video buddy. 👌

Nice video, will try next time I'm in Brisbane.

Always came away with a diverse list from Minnipi Parklands

I didn't know Ibis's were actually dirty, I thought they just looked dirty, makes them even more like giant flying rats carrying potential disease

come and spend the day up in Toowoomba , many parks and a wetland reserve. of special interest would be Peacehaven park in Highfields. thanks for the walk and talk. always great to have the calls identified.

Thanks so much for the upload, made my day!!! I've really been benefiting from these virtual bird walks, as it's really helping me identify tonnes of birds around my place, such as the Grey Shrikethrush, a bird whose call I have learned from your other walks. Great video!!!

Nice one!

Thank you! It's great to see so many species close to the city.

Fantastic 😃 thanks for the pop-ups. Familiar bird songs that i can now know what I'm looking for when I'm out and about. I'm looking forward to your next adventure ❤ from Redcliffe, Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺

Hey Rob ... camera do you use ... what do you suggest for a starter bird camera ?

Wow, so many wonderful bird sightings in such a beautiful place! New subscriber here ✨

nice ! means ive got both species, although i only ever see the Grey. Have found them nesting here on my little 3/4 acre up on the dividing range north of Toowoomba. hope they dont eat the Fairy Wrens that have just turned up !

Great video of this rich bird habitat right in the heart of Brisbane area. I enjoyed the high quality images and interesting commentary. Maybe you could do one on Bribie Island which has a rich diversity of species.

I know almost nothing about the birds from this part of the world so this was a fun and educational experience for me ❤. Thanks.

Yes for sure I'd like to see more like this. You showed their habitat, song, name and all 3 kinds of fairy wrens are there: I think they were 1. Red (something) 2. Varigated, your favorite 3. Blue

Your steady hand doing long zoom is highly admirable !

Im not classed as a birder I just photograph them as a beginner photographer but I love hearing them and watching them.

Nice vid.

What video gear do you use ? Vlogging camera ? What a treat seeing all thse lovely birds..thanks..😊

Loved this. Thank you.

Eastern Whip Bird. Easy to hear, but hard to see. Sounds familiar.

We have some here in Warwick they are beautiful

Nice to see You Rob, Thank You, From Wynnum

That's very interesting. For some reason I always thought the grey Butcherbirds were bigger than the Pied. When the Grey Butcherbird fluffs up its feathers it looks significantly larger then it is, so it is hard to compare. We live in a rural area and have both butcherbirds on our property but they are not used to seeing people and keep their distance. We do get to see the Grey Butcherbirds more often and from closer for some reason. I actually don't think they would eat pie, not even raw meat pie I don't think. Raven would be right into it though😅 Possibly in the city, but we have never seen our wild Butches to be even remotely interested in food that is not live. You know our Butcherbirds don't have the same song as yours. I really can't hear the "missing you" in their calls. It must be that our WA birds have evolved slightly different taste for music. Recently we published a video featuring an immature butcherbird which we were convinced that it was a Grey but after seeing this video I am not quite certain any more. Hmm.... and we put a label under it! I hope we haven't made a mistake😐In any case, this is a very informative and well presented video and we appreciate all the information👍

I'm so comforted to see that there is such an amazing variety of birds still in the Brisbane area...I live in Ipswich and I would estimate that there are fewer than 25% of the number of birds these days than when we first moved here in 2008.

At 5:14 I heard a whip bird call....

Thank you very much, very kind of you.. A wild magpie feeds from my balcony on RAW VEGANIC food up to 20 times a day. It is very friendly. I backpackers around Byron Bay NSW for 6 months about 33/34 years ago.

This is just what I want from birding videos in SEQ. There are so many american youtubers so it's great to see some local Qld birds.

I'm always amazed at the Superb Fairy Wrens that live in the small garden at the Gasworks shops at Newstead during the warmer months, and how common they are along the Brisbane River boardwalk from Newstead to New Farm Park. They males aren't shy and happily sit on the railings and sing.

someone needs to deal with all that invasive pear at the water-hole asap

Another great video Rob. Love seeing the different birds compared to what we get in Sydney. You give some good location ideas for my next trip to Qld.

Love your videos mate! Highlight of my day! Please could you do a birdwatching tour in Eumundi Conservation Park? There's tonnes of birds there and it'd help me get to know some of the bird around. Keep up the great videos!

Thank you Rob for sharing, I went to Coolunda last weekend for the first time, it was an amazing place, both for bird photography and astrophotography, we stayed at the caravan park! I will be making a return visit in the future. Thank you once again to sharing.

I knew all of these by sight except the Currawong. I'm not quite sure why I've overlooked these here in SEQ. Either I haven't run into them as often as the others, or I misidentified them. Anyway, great video!

Great video man! What camera are you using in this?

Listening and watching grey butcherbird from my balcony at Wynnum North, Thank You

What about SA's bird emblem the shrike, I would have thought that this bird deserved a mention.

Well done. I always hate how everyone else gets about double or more the number of species seen (or heard) on a walk at OCC! lol Oh well, time for another attempt.

I really enjoyed this walk with you. Thanks for sharing 🫶🏼

Thank you. Good concept of walking along a "bird corridor" to see what's there.

You should of kept walking along the track behind the houses as there's lots of birds there along the creek, it goes for kilometres crossing over the creek in several areas

Another excellent, informative knowledgeable video. Beautiful camera work and wonderful information. Such variety. You know your birds Rob. Gonya mate

Really enjoyed that. I’m very much into bird photography but you have grabbed my attention with your video technique. Any chance you could share some info about what gear you use? Thanks again. Wayne

I love that my local fairywrens flew onto my fence as I was watching this 🥰 I am assuming they are the superb fairywrens. Ipswich area 😊

Thank you for this very educational video, it was like being at Samford with you :)

a masterful birder and great with the camera.....thank you for supporting nature !!! and encouraging others to do the same....🥰

Well,...3 things i learned today... 1 the difference between male and female, 2 the black and white crow is a currawong, and 3 the sound of the currawong which is what I've heard many times over the years but never knew what the bird was that made the sound! 😄