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It's a magpie crowing like a rooster,it was a wombat in the snow, a mob of roos is the term
Thats the thing, Many don't realise the Magpies can Mimic.... Car alarms, other birds, other animal , etc.. A black and white version of a Lyre bird... But the Mag's natural song is so beautiful too..
@@Rhythmattica The Magpies song is THE most beautiful.
@@tropicsalt. They are beautiful birds, and very smart :)
Also pretty sure that was an Eastern Grey roo, or maybe a female Red. In either case, roos are ripped. A fully grown male Red is terrifying when you see them face to face.
Magpies are awesome, except for the swooping. We have a family of magpies in a tree across from our house; they often drop over and have a feed of worms in our front yard, and we make sure to keep water out for them in the warm weather.
The spider web thing happens when there is a lot of rain. Those spiders are always around, but they build their webs up high when it floods. Around here it can look like snow sometimes, it is that thick. And it will cover entire fields and all the bushes and fences. But they are pretty harmless.
That was a grey kangaroo too. The males get pretty much as big as red kangaroos on average, but the females are much smaller.
The one thing we miss most about our old house, is we had possums that would come visit in the back yard every night.
We named a few of them, but one in particular (the oldest by the looks) used to come inside and sit by the fire on a cold winters night and watch TV with us. he would eat the cat food and just chill. he never made a mess and was actually one of the best house guests we have ever had. It was so odd. you could hand feed him and he loved a good scratch on the back of the neck.
I've raised quite a few orphaned possums over the years as I'm a vet nurse
Oh God, you just reminded me, we had a family living in our roof in Brisbane. They were a dysfunctional family who loved to fight at 3am every morning! I used to say to my husband, "here we go again. I wish they would just get along..." It was not fun. Memories...😂😫🤦
Thats so amazing that bonds with a wild animal can be formed like that.
Nothing like when a Kookaburra grabs your snag.
Yeah at 1.53 that was a magpie, mimicking a rooster, they don't usually crow like that lol
Magpies are surprisingly good mimics, not as good as a Lyrebird though. There are a few videos on TH-cam of Magpies putting on a show.
True. Suburban Magpies usually imitate dogs barking, Cars starting, a phone ringing and security alarms.
I don't know I've her roosters before and that crow sure sounded like it's from a rooster.😏
Video idea: literally anything learning about our monotremes. Platypus and Echidna are 2 of the most unique animals in the world and both can only be found in Australia. Platypus are more known than Echidna, but so many people think that Echidna are porcupines or hedgehogs when they are far from it. And in this video you said they were furballs, however they are far from covered in fur. Those spikes do hurt lol. So please, video idea of learning about our egg-laying mammals will be an enlightening addition to your knowledge about Australia
Good idea! I think wombats would be interesting as well
@@KellboRose maybe even a doco on all our amazing animals. From monotremes to marsupials to reptiles and arachnids. We have so many amazing animals down here that it could be spread out across multiple videos
Platypuses are pains in the arse when trout fishing, had one motor past yesterday, just as I had a big trout on the line
Echidna tastes like chicken but so much better
I encountered an echidna resting in the middle of the road. So that it would be safe from being hit, I stopped the car to move it off the road. I approached it to gently push it along with my unprotected hand. When I got to within a couple of inches it violently jerked its body towards my hand stabbing me with its spines and drawing blood. Fortunately the injury did not get infected, as they do bury themselves under the soil.
Then it casually walked off the road.
Dont worry about drop bears, watch out for leaping echidna. Having one of those bursting out of the dirt in front of you and flying at your face is another thing for visitors to watch out for.
Aussie magpies are great mimickers , and the one in the video near the cat, is imitating a rooster...how funny. Oh yes, the joey hopping into the "pouch" is a kangaroo.
Love the Magpie being friendly and crowing like a rooster! Magpies are awesome 10 odd months of the year!! Then.... The Purge! 🤕
Hi Ian and family. I saw that clip on OZ . The scene of the Echidna’s was shot in the beautiful area of Kangaroo Valley which is my fossicking area so I recognised the escarpment and I have seen Echidna’s along the river below. This is one hour’s drive south of Sydney NSW. I love your channel, very funny. I lived in NSW for 21 years and originally from England.
Kangaroo valley has the best fudge. Would always stop when we were going through.
My dog is afraid of Christmas beetles. Yep, you heard correctly. If he sees one, he runs straight back inside.
I had no idea crocs could swim at that speed!!!😲😲😲😲😲😲😲 S.C.A.R.Y!!! The zillions of black spiders...maybe someone could correct me if I'm wrong...I remember a few years ago we had sooooo much rain in certain areas of Australia that the spiders had to get above the water and they covered heaps of land with their webs...called "ballooning"..
They can run like the wind as well.
you are correct about the floods Karen but they happened this year (2021) not a few years ago
a crocs tail is pretty much pure muscle (like a roo) and allows them to swim up to 30km/h
@@vanessagoddess1 Well, there you go! Errrrr it's been a long year!??😉😉😉
@@karenmcneill2602 sure has! Hope it ends well for you with a joyful Christmas 😁🎄🎁
Ah, the cute echidna, also known as the bane of truck drivers... (says the truck driver's wife). Their spines are hollow, so if you run over an echidna, you can say goodby to the tyre, since they're very hard and also virtually impossible to extract cleanly. Tyre repair places hate them because the spines are also 'dirty', covered in bacteria, incredibly sharp and cause horrible infected wounds if you accidentally stab yourself. All that said, they are an incredibly endearing creature with those long wiffley noses, and unique biology.
Re uploaded. Seen it on your channel a week or two ago. I had to watch it again, though. Laughed just as much.
Ian, was lovely to see your family's trip to New Mexico- it looks a wonderful place , warmest regards from Sydney
Big kangaroo was an Eastern Grey. A group of kangaroos is a Mob.
That bird was a magpie crowing like a rooster! It was a wombat in the snow.
That is a great video, I am glad you watched it. How about the 5 metre croc swimming by the boat. I don't think I am filming, I think I am going straight to the bank. They typically use the sheep term for a group of kangaroos. Technically it needs to be more than 10 but I am not sure people bother to count. It is called a "mob" of Kangaroos but I have also heard that they can be called a "troop" but I have never heard anyone say that.
That crow you named is actually called a Magpie. In Australia we also have an AFL team the Collingwood Magpies
“What a bold bugger!” 🤣🤣🤣. I think ur ready for ur Aussie passport
Your reactions are LITERALLY AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
It's a mob of kangaroos. The furry little ball was an echidna which has prickles rather than fur. The sausage thief was a kookabirra, the same bird that was sitting on the mower steering wheel. Google their call It's amazing!
2:11 That bird is a Pie, we call the Magie.
5:50 Wombat
6:30 The roo is a Big Red
7:05 A Group of Roo's is a Troop or a Mob, but we use the mob for another group as well.
I was camping last year in Dwellingup W.A and the group next to me were cooking snags and a kookaburra swooped down and grabbed a little kids finger thinking it was a sausage lol, wasnt really funny as it scared the kid to death and cut his finger! :)
The speed and size of that crocodile is all the reason why you stay away from the water's edge in the N.T.
The cobwebs is a defence mechanism by spiders during floods.
The magpie used a rooster voice. Wombat in the snow.
I didn't realise until it was much too late that being an arborist in Aus meant coming across TONS of huntsman spiders. Bit hard to run away when your 15 metres up a tree LOL.
Hi,
At 2:00 you have a MAGPIE, letting out a ROOSTER call.
At 4:45 you have a SHARK in the water and a DOG JUMPING onto it.
At 5:48 you have a WOMBAT in the snow.
At 7:30 its a MOB of kangaroos.
Always love your content 🐨
In the shot with the cat and Magpie, the Magpie was mimicking a Rooster.
I remember spiderwebs flying through the air when I was in high school. I had forgotten until I saw the sheets of webs on this video!
We have magpies that walk straight into the house if someone leaves the screen door open. Both magpies and kookaburras used to sit on my knee and eat steak! That was until the price went up.
In the video with the roos, you can hear a noise like a raspy cough almost, that's the noise the roos make.
Most of that was cool, but I had to close my eyes when that Huntsman was on the ladies face as I am arachnophobic and can’t handle things like that. It was a wombat crawling through the snow. Love our amazing country.
The pet cat at my work arrived the same week that a young Magpie fledged and they are good mates now. They hello to each other every morning. :-)
Kangaroo stands up. Hey, no need to be aggressive. Lol
Man, I love your excitement toward our beautiful country. If u ever decide to do a trip to Australia let me know. I'd love to see you at the wildlife sanctuaries in Tasmania. U would love the snow and beaches there too. Not to mention the main land.
The funny part was the "crow" magpie was making a rooster sound
@5:30 that is no fur ball, that is an echidna, sometimes known as spiny anteaters, they are quills or spines, in the snow was a wombat, a group of kangaroos is a called a mob of kangaroos
The spider is a huntsman. They are big, hairy and lovely. We never kill them in our family. But I did feel one crawling on the back of my neck one night and shrieked my head off. Caught him, he was a whopper, and put him outside.
I catch huntsman spiders if they come too low down the wall for my comfort. Take them outside and throw them over the neighbours fence. I know they can climb right on back, but feels more 'final' somehow.
@@mareebrown2163 I caught that whopper and thought that I had flicked him out into the dark but must have flicked him back onto me and didn’t know . Sat watching telly for a while before I felt his legs on my neck. Never moved so fast in my life. My teenage son was laughing hysterically and didn’t help as he is terrified of spiders. When I caught him again I made sure that he landed outside and not on me. I do love them though, and my mum has a few with names who live in her house. We were brought up to never hurt them.
@@karenglenn6707 Yes I was brought up not to kill them. My late Mum called them all Charlie. :)
@@mareebrown2163 We had a big one in our room as kids, and it's name was Herman (later had babies so changed it to Hermina). My now 84 yr old mum comes up with the weirdest names for hers. Sometimes from Shakespeare (she's a bit eccentric).
Fun fact, the reason the Australian Coat of Arms has the kangaroo and emu on it, is neither one can walk backwards.
Just watched a video of an emu walking backwards. So I suppose at the time of the creation of the coat of arms, they thought it was true. Now I'll look for a video of a roo walking backwards!
At 2:15 that was a magpie impersonating a rooster!
5:50 was a wombat
A group of roos is a mob. Which is our term for a group of sheep too. (or people)
7 days until they crown the KING OF THE MOUNTAIN for 2021 not that I’m counting. Go live mate watch it with us .
That´s a colfin. A silk farm, standard stuff.
The magpie was imitating a rooster. And a group of kangaroos is called a Mob.
A group of kangaroos is called a mob. That really big kangaroo was a grey buck, most likely the dominant buck of the mob as they get really big and ripped like that, the red ones get even bigger than that.
It looks like that area might be the Megalong Valley in the Blue Mountains or somewhere in the Blue Mountains region
The snow scene was a wombat and what you called fur balls were echidnas they have spikes similar to a hedgehog.
that lady broke the first rule of kangaroo fight club
Ekidna Molong valley or Hartley west of Mt Victoria,wombat in SNOWY MOUNTAINS eastern grey in southern NSW with dog Gundagai area by greenery, trees ,hills,
Your mob would be welcome here anytime. I hope you appreciate how we and our animals are Ji Fred spirits out in the country mostly. Our birds and critters are quite sociable with we human Aussies. My magpie parents just bought this years chicks to visit. I love all our critters.
4:40... a dog chasing a shark!😝
A group of kangaroos is called a “mob”.
Magpie & Cat on fence ( Magpie was crowing ( Calling ) like a Rooster : And with the Kangaroos ( Group / is called a MOB / Troop or Court ) Cheers from this end ...
lol he does not realise a magpie making a roosters noise.
billions of spiders, time to sell the farm for $3.00 and move
I've been rabbiting with ferrets and dogs. I've had my dogs go down wombat holes and cop a flogging from wombats, I had 2 fox terriers that wouldn't stay down long but I had dingo cross that would stay down an hour or more which worried me worried as I've heard stories of them suffocating at deadends by cornering them. More worried about the foxies though.
There is a paddock up the road from me full of kangaroos they make u laugh with some of the antics they get up 2
Also a group of kangaroos is called different things but if you are on a motorcycle and you encounter them at dusk or dawn or any other time we call it a trip to hospital and if you are
in a car we call it a trip to the panel beater and maybe also the hospital
A group of kangaroos is called a "mob". :-)
The collective noun for kangaroos is a "mob". Also what many indigenous folk call a group of their own people.
A group of Kangaroos is called a mob. Great video Ian ... cheers to you and your family. :)
GDay that animal in the snow was a wombat very good vid you done
a group of kangaroos is called a 'mob'
Cats; it’s impossible to tell if they’re thrilled or about to murder you. Cats.
around 4;50min thats a dog jumping in the water after the shark, the the next scene is a kangaroo at the beach
Did he not notice the Magpie crowing like a rooster?
Group of kangaroo's is called a mob of roos
Red roos are the biggest. Hit one in your car, can be a write off.
The collective noun for kangaroos is a mob.... A mob of kangaroos.
collective noun for kangaroos is a mob
The snow is probably up Thredbo way in NSW in the mountains. I doubt you'd get snow that thick in Tasmania. Also to answer your question a group of Kangaroos is a mob.
Try Cradle Mountain in Tassie!
2:25 were spinner sharks
A group of kangaroos are called a mob
I would love to see you react to New Zealand Superstock Teams racing and singles racing
Collective Noun for Kangaroos is a mob
That was a croc diving near boat
A group of rooms is called a mob
dude the crow with the cat on a fence cock a doodle dooed rewatch it.
Also look at that fur ball, dare you to touch it! LOL
Due to the size of it i would have to say wombat in the snow and yeah snow in Tasmania and the mountains in Victoria even if they have to make it by machine its called the sky sloops.
Epic shot Sydney Beaches?
Wally the wombat digging in the snow
That old man Kangaroo ,Ian , is capable of kicking to death both the dog shown and any humans it might encounter .
Don't worry about the cob Web,s It's the big fucken Spider that's hiding out and about to get the drop on ya you gota keep a eye out for.
A group of Roo's are called a mob
That was a wombat in the snow.
Upvoted for appropriate use of the word bugger.
Mate i hope you can make it over one day if circumstances allow
I think Ian had been on the weeeeed before this video. He looked and sounded as whacked as a badger lol
Gotta keep ur dogs away from kangaroos they will rip it to shreds and if there is a pond nearby they lead the dog into the water and drown it
Bloody oath from Australia mate 👍🇦🇺🍻
That last shot looks like Surfers Paradise, The Gold Coast just south of Brisbane. Heads Up to Wives and Girlfriends the Meter Maids wear Gold Bikinis as their Uniform. Please don't Kill your Men if they look.
Red kangaroos have a big box head that big boy that you see with the dog it’s a grey
A group of kangaroos is a mob.
A group of roo's is a "mob"
And just so you know a "bugger" is someone who comitts "buggery". Buggery is interference with a man's anus, buggery was illegal in Australia until the 50's, i grew up with sayings like "quit the buggery" and "dirty bugger"
Go back to the magpie and the cat, and listen to the magpie. Not some sort of crow! Which call did it make? Its own or another bird? Here’s an Australian magpie doing his own call, my favourite way to wake up in the morning! th-cam.com/video/oYEYc8Ge3nw/w-d-xo.html. They are also great mimics of the sounds they hear around them, including manmade ones!
A Group of Kangaroos are called a Mob 😀🇦🇺
Hi Ian, just responding to the spider web phenomenon, it happens under certain weather conditions, like frost I think. But I can’t remember what state it happened in, I thought the Riverland, which is over SA & VIC. It’s a creepy sight, I only discovered that last year lol n I’m 50. 😂 eew.
A group of kangaroos is a "mob"
Those vids are so bloody AUSSIE, for the spider it is harmless ( it's one of the good ones) mate. All the best to you and your family 👍🦘🇦🇺 by the way USA ⚽️⚽️⚽️ V AUS 0 YESTERDAY WOMAN'S SOCCER
A group of kangaroos is called a mob'.
A group of kangaroos is called a mob
magpies are not crows, they are also songbirds and have the most beautiful voices.. th-cam.com/video/oYEYc8Ge3nw/w-d-xo.html
Those mountains look like the blue mountains probably somewhere near Sydney