18 EASY BIRDS to see in Mallacoota | GLOSSY BLACKS at Mt Raymond

[@ElephantSoul]

good video

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you! 😀

[@jasper1081]

you two are the most relaxed and entertaining birders I have ever watched, keep it up..

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Gosh! Thank you so much!! ❤ We really appreciate that! 😀

[@RossTaylor-h4u]

Great... as usual. Good to see wildflowers and animals as well as birds. 😂

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much! 😀 the flowers are so beautiful there ~ Karen

[@pseudophotog]

The crimson browed finch sequence is priceless!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Aren't they the cutest!! 😀 We think he was trying to impress her with that large piece of grass ~ Karen

[@princealby1971]

Superb photography. Well produced video. Really enjoyed it. You guys are good!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much! 😀 We keep trying to improve techniques as we go. Still more to learn 😊 ~ Karen

[@duncanwallace7760]

Great video.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you! 😀

[@philippaking1732]

Just awesome as usual. Love your work. Such a delicious treat for we birdies out here. 🧡💛💚

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much!! 😀❤

[@zonabrown9241]

Fantastisc gr8 birds & scenery had a holiday there once❤❤

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much! 😀 East Gippsland is my favourite part of Victoria!! It's just stunning!! I could live in Mallacoota for sure!! ~ Karen

[@judyblionphotography172]

Tis a beautiful place I call home ... east gippy. The elusive Glossy Back's I am yet to find, so big congrats on seeing them. Great video as always.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

You are so lucky to live in East Gippy!! I just adore this area!!! ❤ Mount Raymond was a good spot to see the Glossys but depends on where you are it might be a bit out of your way to get there (also it was a bit of a slog to find the spot where they were.... but worth it to see them happy in their natural habitat) 😊 ~ Karen

[@judyblionphotography172]

@@naturephotographychallenge - best decision we made was to sell up in the suburbs of Melb and move to East Gippy. Yes i know of Mt Raymond, not a place you want to get lost in lol.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

@@judyblionphotography172 haha... yes! Could easily get lost in there! 😀

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

That hopping brown finch was very cute. Wonga Pigeons are beautiful. Cheeky Lorikeet. Pelicans' Spoonbills, Yellow tailed Black Cockatoo, Sea life, Egrets, Wildflowers, You managed to see quite a bit in Mallacoota. Your final stop was worth it. That was an awesome find, the lace monitor and The Red Tailed Black Cockatoo. Well done Crew. 🤠🙏🏼👍🏼♥

[@naturephotographychallenge]

The area has amazing wildlife! Always fun to visit 😀 Thanks so much for watching! Have a great day ~ K

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

Have a great day Karen .@@naturephotographychallenge

[@PatrickThurbon]

Lovely

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you! 😀

[@yesitsme9215]

Loved the finch with the grass. Thanks for another great video. I'm slowly catching up with your back catalogue, but trying to ration myself!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Those finches were so sweet! 😊 Yes don’t overdose on us! 🤣 New video out now though

[@Mr.Westery]

I recommend not missing this one! You're invited!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you for watching 😊 Welcome to the channel

[@corneliusalwood4656]

Lovely video, good editing, remarkable birds and scenery. The couple are enthusiastic and happy to be able to do what most birders want to do-see all these beautiful birds. One criticism-get rid of the music for it competes with the bird song and adds nothing to the adventure.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

@@corneliusalwood4656 Thanks for your constructive criticism. We’ll take your comments on board. Glad you enjoyed the video editing, birds & scenery.

[@craig9563]

right off our balcony" - where was this, Karen?

[@naturephotographychallenge]

we were staying in Karbeethong which is a suburb of Mallacoota. Stunning area!! Very hilly so most houses have absolutely amazing views... and loads of birds. There are resident lyrebirds there too