Birds of Coastal Australia and Lamington National Park

Birds seen around Brisbane Australia - including Anstead Bushland Reserve, Mt. Coot-tha, and the coastal estuaries - as well as birds seen in the mountains of Lamington National Park. September 2016.

[@pocketrocket7090]

It’s unbelievable the native birds of Australia, can’t beat it. 💚💛🕊️🇦🇺

[@luizgeraldosilveira878]

I like and love the birds

[@CharismaticPlanet3822]

So amazing birds. Super video. gorgeous colors make me so relax.

[@adwaitskulkarni]

Amazing collection of birds you have there. The top knot pigeon, powerful owl are very hard to find. Thanks for sharing

[@BrettHartl]

Thanks!!

[@lolrenaz]

great video :) thank you lovely birds. the names are very helpful

[@mattmatty4670]

Thanks mate

[@patriciafisher1170]

Everyone in our wildlife group love raising the cockoo shrikes they are loving gentle birds

[@Bareego]

Neat collection, it's not easy filming birds. I think the long billed corella might have been the short billed variety though :)

[@colleenoliver2673]

Wow so many birds how long were you there for

[@BrettHartl]

Just a week actually

[@reljoy]

That was fantastic! Thank you!

[@BrettHartl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jessesands4099]

Some Delightful Australian Birds On Show Here Corellas Magpies Curlews Spoonbills Magpie Larks sulphur Crested Cockatoos Etc!🙂🐦🌳🇦🇺

[@georgetaylor5433]

Very nice, thanks from the other end of the world !

[@harrisguerin41]

Hey mate, cool video thanks for sharing. I believe the bird at 0:11 is the Forest Kingfisher, i've never heard it be called the Forest Kookaburra. Is this a alternate name for the species or a mistake. Cheers

[@BrettHartl]

That is probably correct, I was using an older field book at the time and probably made a mistake

[@mikeyhau]

Thanks for your work. I think that the birds at 1:20 might be little corellas rather than long-billed corellas.

[@BrettHartl]

You are correct. I unfortunately cant edit it out without deleting that portion of the video

[@patriciafisher1170]

Thankyou for a lovely video. Could you possibly film a Koel. We call them storm birds as they are migratory and arrive in our area Mid north coast nsw in storm season they have a very haunting call.

[@BrettHartl]

Next time I am back in Australia!! Thanks for the nice comments

[@patriciafisher1170]

Love the noisy miners I have raised many of them and the magpie who in Australia has not raised and loved one. Corella are super smart.

[@ripme6616]

You show the male satin bowerbird then the female satin bowerbird / adolescent male? Then a very familiar looking bird you name cat bird?

[@efunabra950]

Yeah I thought I come across green catbirds just to get home and id them and female or adolescent stain bowerbirds

[@efunabra950]

Satin*

[@BrettHartl]

Yes, first the video shows a male and then female satinbird, followed by a Green Catbird. The Catbird has white spots/streaks on the chest, while a female satinbird has scaly feathers on the chest.

[@biopsiesbeanieboos55]

I’ve been looking everywhere to try to find the species of bird that is calling in the background from 00:08 (when the Forest Kookaburra is first shown). Not the crow, the more melodious one. Can anyone help ?

[@BrettHartl]

Im sorry I do not know.

[@lezzetdilekleri4354]

Bar-shouldered dove 😊

[@Horatio411]

Forest Kingfisher actually mate

[@mitch4253]

What is the bird calling in the back ground of the Forest Kookaburra?

[@BrettHartl]

I am not sure. I have not been there is several years and cannot remember all the bird sounds anymore. Sorry!!

[@lezzetdilekleri4354]

Bar-shouldered dove 😊

[@pinkyndafloyd4803]

What’s the bird calling at 25/26 seconds in?

[@BrettHartl]

I am not sure, it has been a few years since I have been there, and I cant remember the bird songs anymore :-(

[@eddiecochrane7649]

I think it might be a Grey Butcherbird. The Grey's have more "vocal fry" than the Pied Butcherbirds.

[@joanneyee9168]

The corellas where short billed not long billed

[@mickcarson8504]

At 0:48, that Magpie is a little unusual. First time I've seen one with a short white back. The Male has a white patch, the female has a peppered patch. This one hasn't got any white back. Must be a bastard bird then.

[@reefprayerresin]

Lol

[@marlenevincent6019]

I play this for my budgie it talks back to them .

[@احمدياسين-ط3ف2و]

جميل

[@Euro.Patriot]

Lorikeets are biters.

[@BrettHartl]

All wild birds are. Please do not subject wild birds to captivity