Watch the LENGTHS These Bowerbirds Go to Attract a Mate 💕 | Full Episode | Wildlife of Tim Faulkner

[@catherinecozzano2580]

I love your little boy Bill learning the rules of the trade and taking it very seriously. He’s adorable. ❤️

[@BondiVet]

He'll have a job there in no time! 😛

[@catherinecozzano2580]

@@BondiVet That’s for sure. ❤️

[@dearraine8655]

I like your last name

[@TM-pf1hs]

I love to see Tim with his son. It is always beautiful to see a parent sharing their passion with their child. The dynamic reminds me of Steve and Bindi Irwin's relationship. Bill most likely will grow up in the same profession because he is very hands-on with animals. So cute

[@joycekaminski1943]

Tim, you are such a good dad. Bill adores you.

[@silverfoxx4012]

this is the first time ive seen ANY wildlife show do a bit on rear fanged snakes :)

[@BondiVet]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@Nireni]

That golden bowerbird was stunning.

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

Yes, really gorgeous shade of yellow.

[@saragrant9749]

He is providing an absolutely world class education for his little boy, so wonderful to see. There’s no better teacher than your dad- I know.

[@dawnb1561]

Tim I love these videos with your little boy Bill. Your such a wonderful father and husband teaching and letting him assist you at work. Would love to visit Australia and your park. Always looking for your videos. Thank you!

[@letstalkfandoms420]

A copperhead bit a friend of mine when we were still kids, it wasn’t a lowland but still got him pretty good. We never heard from him after that, I hope he’s alright but it was pretty bad.

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

Oh, geez! It’s a shame your friend never told you how he was doing. He was lucky to survive

[@sjurjans7137]

Amazing how he just picks up those snakes like that! 😯😬😬

[@Belle19700]

I just love Tim. He is so enthusiastic about his work.

[@grifvii9843]

I wonder what those bird's displays looked like before there was alot of litter for them to use

[@ssneakyandfriends1626]

rocks, leaves, flowers+petals, bout anything. however by the looks of it they do like our junk.

[@shannahuffman4655]

Tim is Fearless, So nice to see you with your Son

[@annmarietromblee3413]

Tim you lost weight. This is so cute to see the Bower trying to attract a female. It's wonderful how interested and involved your son is for his age. Cute as a button he jumped right in and picked up the shovel. You picking up the copperhead is horrifying. His wife can't be to far behind! Bill just loves his Daddy. He wants to please. You're Blessed......😷 🇺🇸

[@tapsars7911]

I love Tim Faulkner's little son . The boy is absolutely adorable .

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

I’m always amazed by bird courting rituals.

[@lottaholgersson5090]

What a beautiful boy

[@SM-2702]

I’m a regular viewer of Bondivet so many amazing things to watch 👍

[@toniecat1028]

It's so cool to see Tim with his son. I was getting a bit worried that Tim was getting to be a big headed celebrity - but kids keep our feet on the ground and it seems to be doing the trick for him. Thanks for sharing his son with us viewers! Pretty cute!

[@domiro8156]

Tim's son is a pretty lucky kid!

[@dranushbaldwa9815]

He is really a lucky boy and he will be a great zoo keeper👍

[@pauladowning5592]

Love how Tim Faulkner makes educating Bill so fun for him. even scooping 💩...I'll bet he wants to grow up to be just like his dad!

[@TealCheetah]

Tim got his own show? Excellent!

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Tim’s boy is just beautiful and he’s clearly quite smart. My Dad took me to work when I was a child. He taught aeronautics to foreign students for the Air Force and all these years later (I’m 70) I remember his explanation of lift.

[@lindanolf2113]

Love watching you and learn so much. Your son sure is cute.😊

[@suegiddinge424]

Looks like Bill will be following Dad into the business!

[@gailbroekhuizen7290]

Thank God for cameras with zoom when it comes to snakes! 🤣❤️

[@karenanngoldie3932]

Your little monkey is so cute and is grate that he get hands on learning so important for the little ones 🥰

[@sharonbiron5797]

It was real awesome to watch this video my favorite part was the birds that the first time I seen a really beautiful bird build a nest like that we don't have those kind of birds here in Florida

[@poetcomic1]

What about the 'snowbirds' from New York and New Jersey who build million dollar condominiums

[@aparnaas4696]

Imagine if human beings had to go through all this in order to attract a female...

[@dkbros1592]

Well we do home luxury car lol

[@Arkensius1157]

:/ :P

[@tracybagwell3278]

I went camping and left my tent open all night. I had a Raven in my tent looking at me. My dog, just slept throw it. Those bird are beautiful and big.

[@schmojo33]

I just go by a shopping district and put a box on a stick connected to a string and lay some heels under the box and wait in a garbage can with some sultry saxophone jazz ready for the moment. I just hiss at any guys that come and start lighting myself on fire to display dominance.

[@blythewhinery2919]

AMAZING! DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAD YOUR OWN SHOW. SO GLAD I FOUND IT. INDIANA, U.S.A.

[@barbaracholak5204]

Bondi Vet Watching videos from California ♡ 🦘🦎🐨👍💓

[@queennefratiti69]

Watching these I'm realizing that even though we have snakes with the same name (black snakes, copperheads..) here in the south eastern US, they are quite different from those in Australia. Quite interesting.

[@faithy232]

If i were gonna study veterinary I would love to study in Australia they have beautiful spies so many things to learn🥰🥰🥰

[@joanneganon7157]

Pretty Darn Awesome 🙌🐦 Thanks Tim. JO JO IN VT 💕😄🇺🇸

[@itsurobean6]

That bower bird really went zooming in to the female lol

[@ma.lolitaarales1779]

shocking episode but sooooo amazing 👍🙏❤️❤️

[@FaithMidnight]

Obviously not an American copperhead snake. The snake we call a copperhead here in the Midwest is brown and has a copper colored head, they have a range similar to the cottonmouth.

[@barbaragreene6592]

Here in the USA, we have a snake called a copperhead n our snake has a copper color n hour glass shapes on it.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...

[@Amanda-zn7ox]

If only my budgies could clean their own mess before trying to mate with each other. Or in general. It's how we learned that Jazzy's a male, and Leo's a female. Can't let them out of the cage at the same time, otherwise they'll try to make babies. I think four is plenty enough for our family.

[@reginaromsey]

Snakes saying “Dratted Tourists!

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

Koalas are awesome!!!

[@adeaddeity7265]

The only thing I know about koalas is that they are horrible at being themselves Heccing eating leaves that aren’t even supposed to be eaten

[@shellcase20]

Sometimes I wonder if the producers of nature shows “set up” certain animals to be “discovered” by the host. It just seemed like the last snake was found just in time.

[@phoenixflamegames1]

We can never know for sure. We dont even know how much time it took to get this footage. This could be over a long time.

[@Nireni]

It's a little of both. It's why there's sections that are only voice over. Film crews typically sit in place for entire days, often visiting or camping out in the same sites for months to acquire the footage they need. If it's with a host typically there's a team that scouts possible locations, and several people keep a look out for the animal they want to feature. It may take days to find, or it might be within a few hours. Typically, depending on the situation, whoever spots the animal alerts the team if the animal is in a prime spot for filming, or they capture and relocate it to more accessible place that is easier to film. The animals are then relocated to where they were found, or to a safe area if they are too close to roads. Some hosts like here are more involved in the spotting of the animals, and some wait for handlers. It depends on the show.

[@anitameza3960]

Bill is so cute.

[@vs-ty6lu]

That was cool to see what the Male bird does To get a mate

[@jamesfaster8944]

While camping in the town that has the Qantas jet in it Sorry but I just can't remember the name We were enjoying a wine and some beer when I dropped the empty wine bottle It was a screen on So I'm down on me hands and knees when I'm joined by a bower bird who had no fear of me He would select a piece of glass , turn it over and over with his beak and fly off Then return for more he took 4 pieces of glass and I put out a couple of bottle tops which he looked at but didn't take . The next day after speaking to the Camp manager I bought a couple of drinks with blue tops Dispenced them and threw the tops on the ground . Almost immediately he appeared and took one then came back for the second The plastic ring round the neck of the bottle was on the table and he hopped up there and had a good look around before taking it away to his nest . Other campers would have shooed him away but we were glad to get to see him close up. We stayed there for 4 days and made sure we had something blue to give him He didn't seem interested in bits of food just the trinkets It was pretty cool

[@honkymonkey9568]

What other little kids do you know that are "fascinated with poo"?

[@SM-2702]

Dr.Chris is cute 😘Tim is crazy 🤗

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

Tim is not crazy. He's enthusiastic and loves animals. He's also a good teacher.

[@SM-2702]

@@carolgibson-wilson4354 crazy here bcz he reminds me of Steve Irwin. All the Bondi Vet team are superheroes indeed👍

[@domiro8156]

Tim is far from crazy.... and frankly, this world needs more dedicated individuals like Tim!

[@SM-2702]

@@domiro8156 so true he is even working on Tasmanian Devil breeding programs 👍

[@boi1der21]

oooOH MY GOD THERE IS A SHOW STARRING TIM IM WEEPING

[@BondiVet]

Plenty of episodes to catch up on!

[@boi1der21]

@@BondiVet Binge watching ACTIVATED

[@Gabriella-vz2qi]

Hi

[@therealchristfollower]

Is that related to the American copperhead

[@GwendolineMerricksakicatnpix]

A young Antipodean David Attenborough - who could refuse & Billy is an added attraction =^o^=

[@AnimeGamerCreater]

There's a blue nest bird there's a yellow nest bird wat other colors r there?

[@vs-ty6lu]

Your son is going to be just like his father

[@albadiaz6180]

Ídolos !!,Idols

[@samasiaskipperable]

🙏👍🙏🙏❤️🙏

[@vaishnnavip1916]

Is it me or does he look like AB De Villiers, cricketer 😅

[@irontribeissues9104]

You are a great dad, it is a sweet little family. Just remember to teach your little boys that a real man is not afraid to clean up the animal pee and poo as well. I”ve seen the shows where your wife is doing the cleanup as your kids excitedly celebrate a roo peeing on the counter and such, and your wife smiling with love and acknowledging that her job is to clean up after you guys and the animals. Sooooo…. Maybe just remember that your little boys will grow up even more successful men if they do not learn to treat women they love as the maids too. The nests these bower birds have are gorgeous! I’d have loved to have you for a dad! Living a life of excitement, creativity, discovery; leaving behind traditional gender roles that say boys can enjoy danger and girls must avoid it. I love how you feature traditional indigenous music, your company employs women….. I hope, I REALLY hope that you will begin to show us your relationships with the indigenous community. I cannot imagine you not having a deep relationship with the people whose lands you live on. Your love for its creatures and history are just too developed and beautiful to not also include elders and siblings from The Land. The lands of Tasmania here in particular still have the indigenous presence, a matter of colonial history.. I look forward to it, buddy. You are my favorite part of this TV franchise, my absolute favorite. And it is because of you and your staff.

[@MamaRaevanon]

Holy crap dingos look like shibas

[@Reem_2020_enhypen]

Love your videos btw I an the first comment

[@Reem_2020_enhypen]

Yay I am first

[@ArmchairDeity]

20:39 - Yanno it bothers me that he said an anticoagulant makes your blood jelly… it makes your blood stay watery!!! So either he’s putting the script abovethe truth… OR he’s just another talking head with not so much as the basics of biology. What gives, Tim?

[@Nireni]

Or he mispoke and no one in production caught it.

[@rustyhawkins894]

The silly cow secondarily jump because croissant fifthly smile in a aberrant ocean. intelligent, pumped doll

[@domiro8156]

WHAT????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@QueenJenniferTheGreat]

I the first to comment

[@dpaint6268]

WAY TOO MANY ADS!!!!!!!

[@kennethcook9406]

Please, don't lie. At 8:40 that's NOT a Copperhead. The Copperhead snake is indigenous to eastern North America, and looks NOTHING like the snake in this video. Google it if you don't believe me. What's next, calling some Australian green snake a "Diamondback" ??? You're getting a thumbs down for this.

[@ninjaspud3618]

It is a Copperhead, it's one of three found in Australia, they are not related to the American variant. I sure did google this, shame you didn't take your own advice.

[@kennethcook9406]

@@ninjaspud3618 Just because they call it a "Copperhead" there, doesn't erase the taxonomic definition of the "Copperhead" being an American snake. They need to use a different name.

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

It’s an Aussie copperhead not an American one. Trust me I’ve been bit by one and it ain’t a good idea. I had to go to hospital after the snake bite.

[@heathergarnham9555]

So we shouldn't call an American opossum a possum, because it's not the same species as the Australian possum? Your theory makes no sense Kenneth Cook.

[@ninjaspud3618]

@@kennethcook9406 I think you might find that a lot of animal names as well as objects have regional variations in meaning, that's why in an Australian show, the 'Australian' in Australian Copperhead is implied. If it were an American show I'm sure they'd specify. Also Copperhead isn't a scientific name, it's a common name given to snakes in America, Australia and South-East Asia, all of which differ greatly in their scientific classifications.