American Couple Reacts: Australia's Birds! 20 ICONIC Aussie Birds! FIRST TIME SEEING THEM!!

American Couple Reacts: Australia's Birds! 20 ICONIC Aussie Birds! FIRST TIME SEEING THEM!! We LOVE animals but one of us has a giant love for all things Avian! We love American Birds and British Birds but this is our VERY FIRST TIME EVER looking at Australian Birds! 20 Iconic Aussie bird photos with information in this episode! They are all incredibly interesting and much different than others we have seen. Certainly more colors! So grab a cuppa and start off your day with some beauty. Did your favorite make this list? Would you add different species? Let us know. And what is with that Masked creature? If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! *More Links below...
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We LOVE animals but one of us has a giant love for all things Avian! We love American Birds and British Birds but this is our VERY FIRST TIME EVER looking at Australian Birds! 20 Iconic Aussie bird photos with information in this episode! They are all incredibly interesting and much different than others we have seen. Certainly more colors! So grab a cuppa and start off your day with some beauty. Did your favorite make this list? Would you add different species? Let us know. And what is with that Masked creature? If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!

[@Nuggettfaz]

One bird that should have definitely been on that list is the Lyrebird. Incredible tail feathers and can mimic just about any sound. From other birds, chain saws, camera shutters, horns, dog barking you name it. They are local to my area and they are worth checking out. There are about 850 bird species in Australia and almost half are found nowhere else. Cheers Big Ears.

[@PS-Straya_M8]

Can't believe the Cassowary bird didn't make the list. A very unique bird with a somewhat fearsome reputation

[@billjara8715]

I’m surprised he didn’t include the Rosella (Eastern and Crimson varieties), the King Parrot and the iconic and world-famous Budgerigars. You need to check all these out.

[@colcornish5704]

The Magpies dawn chorus makes you so happy to be alive. Its beautiful

[@cathyauscat4746]

The black cockatoo is definitely missing, lyrebird and cassowary. I think you need to find a list of the birds that also give you an example of the sounds they make. I love hearing the Kookaburras sing every morning. It makes me feel so at peace and at "home". My dad's favourite was always the Willy Wagtail. I've never heard or seen the Gang Gang Cockatoo before.

[@myopinion69420]

there is a very good reason why the kookaburra 'sounds like a monkey', its because in a lot of jungle movies the monkeys you hear are actually kookaburras (usually added in afterword's, but occasionally because the movie was shot in Australia)

[@Jordy120]

Nice selection by the fellow Aussie. Check out: The Australian King Parrot, OH!! The Budgie (Budgerigar), the Lyrebird (find a channel that has recorded their sounds), Cassowary, Pigeons like the Royal Pigeon and the Crested Pigeon, Kingfishers (other than the Kookaburra). There SO many more it's ridiculous.

[@justinotherguy-ed1it]

A magpie family will nest in the same tree every September (swooping season)and if you don't make friends with them they will remember and pass down info to the little ones.

[@danielalexander5433]

You'll have to check out the lyrebird, watch a video so you can hear it rather than just a photo. It can imitate anything it hears from chainsaws to drills. A lost child was once rescued in the bush because one of the seachers heard what he thought was a child crying and it was actually a lyrebird so he realised the child would be in the area because the bird was imitating the child. True story.

[@cpcoultertweedles7216]

Us Aussies don't have poems or superstitions about magpies. We replace it with an entire season devoted to them. We call it 'swooping season', and it's the bane of our collective existence.

[@michaelsinclair8018]

I'm a British immigrant now living in Sydney. The amount, S I Z E and colour of the birds here really astounded me. My first introduction was the Ibis in the Sydney Botanic Gardens. I'm 183cm and they come up to my knee.

[@furphy99]

A great list of iconic birds. I think these were probably more common to the photographers part of Australia. Coming from Victoria, I would add to that list the Superb Lyrebird (a bird that can mimic everything from babies crying to chainsaws), the Eastern Rosella (famous for being the emblem of Tomato Sauce), the Crimson Rosella, the Brolga, the Little Penguin (yes, it is a bird!), the Helmeted Honeyeater (the State bird), the Bell miner or 'Bellbird' (which makes the 'tink' sound of bell in the bush), the Wattlebird, the Peregrine Falcon (they nest in skyscrapers of Melbourne), the Silvereye and the Australian King Parrot.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Early this year I saw a Bin Chicken and a Bush Turkey having a fight on a path alone the Brisbane River. What made it hilarious was a Bush Curlew (who scream at night) looking on closely and stoically like a boxing umpire.

[@danielaguiar7756]

You can see a surprising amount of these in the suburbs of Melbourne (namely Sulphur crested cockatoo, rainbow lorikeet, magpies)

[@simoned5130]

From a fellow bird nerd, I can't believe there were no grass finches in this list? The Zebra finch is iconic, as is the Gouldian finch, but there are so many gorgeous Aussie finches. They're the size of sparrows and just lovely. Their sounds are lovely too. Please please look up Australian finches!!

[@dmbassett]

A shame that he didn't play the sounds these birds make. That is the most amazing thing about Aussie birds. The song of the magpie, the screech of the cockatoo, are iconic Aussie. You absolutely know you are in Aus when you hear them..

[@FaerieFenergles]

Emus can grow up to 6.5 feet and weigh 121 lbs. They're cheeky buggers! They'll pinch a bag of potato chips out of your hand when you're not looking. They're really fast runners. My favourite Aussie bird is the magpie. They have the most beautiful song and are extremely intelligent. I used to leave food out in my driveway for them. One day I was late coming home and one of the magpies actually came and knocked on my front door lol 😅

[@uknowispeaksense7056]

The two birds I would have had in this list are the Superb Lyrebird for its ability to mimic any sound. There's a very good David Attenborough vid that shows this. The second is the Cassowary, our most dangerous bird.

[@debman142]

Our Magpie's call is understood to be the most musically complex call. It is really amazing to listen to and is just a natural feature of the Aussie soundscape . In my area the Magpie call, the sulphur cockatoo call, the kookaburra, and the Bellbird just makes me feel at home.