AUSTRALIAN BIRDSONG PART 2. A celebration of the songs and calls of the Australian Bush.

[@warrenbennett2797]

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[@TimSiggs]

Thanks Warren

[@saadalhumaid3959]

Awesome thanks Tim

[@TimSiggs]

Very welcome

[@abhaypatil9872]

awesome, outstanding

[@TimSiggs]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mmmbass6068]

As far as names go, the Spangled Drongo is my outright favourite bird

[@TimSiggs]

It's a name that has caused much comment !

[@marymeawad9532]

😂

[@reneet3107]

This footage really is fantastic. Thanks so much again for sharing these divine little creatures with us.

[@TimSiggs]

Thanks so much, we are really blessed to have so much beauty around us.

[@easterisa]

Awesome

[@annieclaire2348]

For the first time this year, we have a Golden Whistler in our garden and he was nest building recently so I am hoping we see more of him and his "wife" and hopefully a family Both Mr and Mrs Golden Whistler frequent our birdbath which I can see from our lounge window. I am very excited as we have lived here for 40 years and I had never seen one before!

[@TimSiggs]

Wow, that is so cool. They have a lovely range of calls and they have the plumage to die for!

[@annieclaire2348]

@@TimSiggs - I was so excited having never seen one before. I’m hoping they have a successful breeding season 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼. We also have a satin bowerbird and my husband located his bower which was a double one! Twin “tunnels” and lots of blue goodies.

[@scottiez1001]

Still can't id the bird waking me at 4.30am every.single.morning

[@tonyperiphoto]

Probably the Pacific (Eastern) Koel... 🙂

[@scottiez1001]

@@tonyperiphoto OMFG! This is it! Thank you so much. This noise burns my soul. Finally putting a name to this torturous before-the-sun-comes-up $%&#*!

[@MoreliaAustralia]

Wonderful video. I love the whipbird and the catbird.

[@TimSiggs]

Much appreciated, yes these calls are so evocative

[@Caramelle58]

Wonderful … thank you

[@TimSiggs]

Thank you too!

[@tinaentreterreetciel]

Beautiful birdsong, with birds that are too beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@TimSiggs]

Much appreciated.thanks for your kind words.

[@briancannell7210]

Thoroughly enjoyed. Great effort, thanks.

[@TimSiggs]

Glad you enjoyed it! You are welcome.

[@sarah-janeharvey8079]

The noisy pitta Is the only bird I don't recall hearing where I live. My home backs onto the escarpment along Mt Kembla. Wollongong NSW . There are many more birds I could add and ones I haven't yet identified. I love my morning bird calls so much I can't imagine never hearing them again.

[@TimSiggs]

Sounds wonderful. I agree about the songs and calls. Food for the soul.

[@sarah-janeharvey8079]

@@TimSiggs I have medical conditions that keep me at home more often then not. Meditation while hearing all the birds singing gives that time so much more.

[@FollowThomas]

Pittas are one of the most unique birds. Australia has so many unique birds. 🙂

[@TimSiggs]

Pittas are my favorite as you can tell from my logo!

[@kayemartin7532]

So lovely to see & hear. We are so fortunate to have so many different types of birds in Queensland. Thankyou for all the time & patience in filming & recording.

[@TimSiggs]

Many thanks, so many special sounds. They take me to some amazing places. Much appreciated.

[@l214laus]

A beautiful selection of birds, thank you.

[@TimSiggs]

Thankyou so much.

[@mrsebastianito]

bonitas aves👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@TimSiggs]

Thanks so much.

[@suemcilwraith5669]

Fabulous, I had never seen a Cat Bird calling before (certainly have heard one though). Beautifully presented as well!!

[@TimSiggs]

Yes, they are very well camouflaged and often against the light. Such intelligent birds too. Many thanks for your comment.

[@mewrongwayKOCXF]

Never seen most of those birds before. Thanks Tim!! 🦜

[@TimSiggs]

These birds have so much charisma and it is a shame to see their habitat disappearing so fast. Thanks for your support as always.

[@carlmoller4783]

Very well done. I take a lot of footage of Australian birds so I know how much time and hard work this would have taken. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@TimSiggs]

Many thanks! The effort is worth the reward in the end.

[@lumpyferret]

There is a call from a different bird at 2:42 in the background, im trying to identify a bird call that i used to hear frequently in rural NSW and i think it may have been similar.

[@TimSiggs]

Grey Fantail is your bird.

[@vanik0r0]

Nailed-it! How good is this

[@TimSiggs]

It always surprises me how much I have accumulated over the years but then I look at my hard drives :)

[@RJNumbat]

Outstanding Tim. Your video is getting even better. And such elusive birds as well. Amazing footage of the Logrunner and Pitta ! Cheers, Richard

[@TimSiggs]

Thanks Richard, yes, some of these guys are a challenge but the reward is worth the effort and the many times I come home with nothing!

[@eax7eax732]

Wonderful, just as inspiring as part one .. I listen to it to help me chill out .. thank you 🙏🏻 ☺️

[@TimSiggs]

You're welcome 😊I hope you get to chill out!!

[@whitebreadmexicanproductio1030]

Noisy Pitta has such amazing plumage! Where are they native? up north?

[@TimSiggs]

Yes, indeed. They are present through much of the Queensland coast and into New South Wales.