Zebra finch of flood plains

Travelling to the Darling River Flood plain is a 9-hour trip from the coast of NSW. The grassland of the flood plain is a thermometer for wellbeing of the dryland feathered seed eaters. After floods and the preceding drought the Zebra Finch flock size are examined as a measure of their endurance,

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It's a joy to see the zebras in their natural habitat.

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I'm so mad you don't have 100k subs yet! These documentaries are absolutely gorgeous! Also, could you travel to new zealand and make a documentary on the parrots there?

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Thanks for the comment. Kakapoo and Kea well worth a visit.

[@jase123111]

So interesting to see how they live in the wild.

[@Sheepdog1314]

I have a couple zebra finches and budgies. They are fun to watch...but sometimes i wish i could just let them go free.

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[@jase123111]

I am sure they are very happy with you. If you want to let them have more space you can make a large flight cage or small aviary. If you let them go free they would starve to death or predators kill them, because they are domesticated, not wild. Same as you would not let you dog or cat go free in the wild.

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Hah. 'Flying fir the fun of flying'. Love it.❤ great video,thanks for posting.

[@bavan]

What a beautiful video - I'm so glad to see that the zebra finches are thriving in these conditions. The footage of them soaring through the air and the sound of their singing is simply stunning!

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[@daniellepiergreen5642]

Just absolutely wonderful! What a beautiful little bird and what joy it is to see it in flocks wild and free. God bless you and thank you for taking the time to capture these precious birds and share them with us! Isn't it marvelous how they fly like schools of fish - probably no coincidence since God created the birds on the same day as He created the fish. The winnowing of the seed was just so fascinating as well just like the threshing floor in biblical times to seperate the wheat from the chaff.

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[@caroldaniels7076]

Thank you for the effort you put into presenting these beautiful informative videos. It was a joy to see the countryside and know that the birds are flourishing.

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Great report. I was waiting for a long time to see an update on my favorite Australian bird! Thank you very much!

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It's a beautiful sight to see those birds.

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Beautiful documentary. Just saw my first Zebra Finches outside Winton. (How did KZbin know?) thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge. I love your channel. Thank you!

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cool vid but more bird song and less music please.

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Such beautiful creatures ❤

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