What a fascinating video! I've always been intrigued by bird calls, and it's amazing to see how Australian Magpies use their vocalizations to communicate with each other over long distances. It's interesting to learn that they have different calls for different situations, such as danger or intruder alerts. The concept of "tribes" in their family groups is also intriguing. It's great to see channels like Wild Home Videos that bring us closer to the wonders of nature and help us appreciate the diversity of life. Thank you for sharing this educational video with us!
All these smart birds have several specific calls. What you dont often get to hear is that they also speak softly to eachother in ways you cant hear from a distance. Im sad that the magpies here in Europe (pica pica) seem to be much more suspicious of people than in australia. Its very hard to strike up a friendship with a Magpie compared the crows and jackdaws where im from. They are great animalsk!
These Magpies are quite vocal most of the day and are very much a part of the Australian landscape. We love having them around. Thank you for your lovely comment
Einfach schön - sowohl die Lautäußerungen als auch ihre Körpersprache. Ich finde, sie klingen auch interessanter (?) als die Europäischen Elstern. Ein gelungenes Video. Danke dafür.
it's just beautiful! With a risk of sounding pretentious, watching magpies sing and listening to their beautiful melodies is an absolute joy and a pure pleasure to experience. Btw love your 4k video 😍
Yes they make you feel good, don't they. Lovely creatures. We live in a region which is quite dry. Some years during summer we get no rain at all for up to four months. Our magpies don't like there rain. They always look miserable when it is raining but as soon as the sun comes up they perk right up. They are really smart, and usually after a good rain the worms come up for air. I wouldn't be surprised if that has something to do with their change of mood😁
Wow amazing Magpie sounds : ) Excellent Work : ) Like # 56 : ) Brilliant presentation and video my Friend : ) So adorable Magpies : ) Great close up : ) Beautiful sky and weather : ) Lovely wind and sunny day : ) Thank you for sharing this amazing video : ) Have a great time and stay safe : )
I am sure that Magpies had a lot of influence on the culture of people in the past. I can't imagine a day without hearing them. Thank you for your lovely comment Lara
I am not sure but it seems like our Magpie tribe is developing a slightly different language. They are making many more of those shrill calls rather than yodelling like they used to.
Thank you Carmen! They do have quite a range of sounds. We live next to a national park in Western Australia, quite far from the city or any town so the tribe of Magpies which live here have very little contact with Magpies in other places. I cannot say if it is just our imagination but we have noticed that over the last 20 years they have slightly changed their calls. It seems that they use the piercing call much more frequently than they did before. A thought struck us that it might be possible that due to its isolation this tribe of Magpies might have developed a slightly different language to other Magpie tribes far away. Who knows, but it is an interesting possibility. They certainly are intelligent enough to do it. Kind regards and greetings
Yes, and in the springtime, especially during full moon, the magpies sometimes warble during the whole night. But it is a gentle warble, not like their alarm calls, and is actually soothing. I find it is a comforting sound and like to fall asleep with it. Thank you for your lovely comment
It is one of the nicest things to hear when you wake up in the morning with a blue sky and sunshine peeking through the window. Thank you for your comment James. I have to say though, I also really like when they sing during the night. They don't often do it, but every now and again we hear them softly gurgling late into the night. We have no idea what causes them to do it. It is quite a different sound than when they call during the day. Kind of soft like a lullaby. We recently recorded them making that sound at 1 AM and have considered making a video about that but in the meantime we have included the audio as background sound for one of our Australian wildflower Shorts "A tiny Midge orchid" which we will publish this afternoon. If that interests you please leave a comment, we would like to know what other people think about that.
I have a mob of magpies that hang around my place. I played this through my speakers, and it drove them NUTS. I suppose I shouldn't, but they know it's their territory.
Haha! Yes! We have a tall tree outside our window. I had to use the headphones when I was editing this video otherwise a bunch of them would be on the tree screaming the whole time. Be careful with this. There are Magpie alarm calls mixed in this audio and it is likely to send the Magpies into a frenzy.
My theory is that your magpie tribe is relatively small. We have quite a large tribe at our place so when your magpies heard the audio of so many different birds they felt overwhelmed and did a hasty retreat. It is also quite likely that your place is on the edge of their territory and they backed off to regroup. We have a large open paddock next to our house which is surrounded by high trees. That situation is prime Magpie realestate and we often see them using offensive tactics to repel any would be intruders. I suppose this audio would be useful if you had Magpies that swoop living close to your house and you wanted them to relocate.@@paulmavric887
LoL 🤣🤣😂 I do the same on my phone put it near the window. So the magpie s can hear it. Not Shaw. If thay make a diffrent sound the one s in this vid. Or if all magpie just make the same sound. Well the one hear near my place. Sound no diffrent to the one s in this vid. So not. Shaw if it drive s them. Nuts. Or what. 😊
The speakers on a phone distort some of the sounds and the Magpies can tell the difference. It is likely that they would behave differently if you played it louder and on better quality speakers.@@countrabricksbuildcraze8916
That's a nice story Gazza. Yes the Magpies are very clever and like to interact with people. They very quickly respond to attention and are really good at enticing people to give them some food. I mean, how can you resist sharing a snack with a bird that sings for you and looks at you like that, right😁
What a weird and wonderful collection of sounds. Love the guy at the end doing his “Pew Pew” sound effect. Sounds like he’s auditioning for Star Wars 😂
Yea, or an old western😁. Truth is he was distressed because no one answered. The Pew Pew is a bit like the phone ringing. The Yodel is when the conversation begins. Thanks Rocky!
👍 # 64 Wow! what a piercing call they have. I'm betting you can hear this from a fair disttance away. They are a great looking corvid. Well filmed my friend. 👍◕‿◕
That's the thing, they are not corvids. They are related to the Australian Butcherbird which belong to an entirely different species. That is why they have such a range of calls and their call travels a long way. Thank you for your lovely comment Jane
They do have a good strong voice and it seems like it echoes through out for everyone to hear! Thank you for sharing a little bit of these Beautiful Birds life with us!
Thank you! W appreciate it very much! You only find these birds in Australia. They are called Magpies but your Magpies are corvids and the Australian Magpies are a completely different species. They are actually related to our Butcherbirds.
it's amazing how their calls are quite specific for different situations as what you've said, such as when there's danger, it's different, and that they can communicate over long distance. Truly fascinating including Kangaroos reaction when they hear magpies. have a great day form your new subscriber.
Stunning film. Fascinating to read how magpies communicate with other groups long distance. Their voices certainly do carry quite far and are wonderful to listen to (and try to figure out what they might be calling about). Our Blue Jays are also sentinels and sound their alarm calls which the other birds and some wildlife pay attention to as well. Thank you for this beautiful and fascinating film! Best regards, Cathy
Thank you Cathy. I have seen a Blue Jay only once. It was a long time ago and I remember I was stunned. I think it was the most striking bird that I had ever seen in the wild till then. Appreciate your great comment and support
Such beautiful sounds. I think birdsong triggers something deep inside. I’ve been slowly making friends with a gang of about 15 magpies that hang around my local park. They trust me enough to come within a meter.. Such a bunch of characters
This is not a theory, this has been scientifically proven. On a subliminal level our brain is listening. Our ancestors evolved living with nature and listening for potential threats was important for survival. Our brain translates harmonious birdsong as "no danger", and absence of birdsong raises the alarm hormones "just in case". There have been many studies which confirm this and there is a lot of literature regarding this available. We have lived on an isolated rural property for more than 30 years and rarely see another human more than once a week. But we see birds and animals every waking hour. If you watch the kangaroos grazing peacefully in the meadow, you can see their ears constantly shifting, listening to what sounds the birds make. When a Magpie makes an alarm call their heads pop up straight away. And if a flock of parrots takes off from the ground they get nervous. Magpies are really very interesting birds. They form very close relationships with people. If you regularly visit your magpies in the park and give them food, it won't be long before they trust you enough to take it from your hand. But please don't feed them bread or junk food, just google what they should eat. Thank you very much for your engaging comment Warren, and best of luck with your new friends😊
Such a lovely family of magpies, they make sure we hear them and their tribes hear their calls. We can easily identify them by their call. Thank you very much! Have a great week!
That sounds like you have seen our Magpies! Yes we would miss them too if we would live in another part of the world. Thank you for your lovely comment and support!
I got a few generations of Magpies here....(and yup, they even shit on my car!) They seem to get pissed off when I play these TH-cam videos,...I wonder why? 😂
Greetings, my dear friend. Absolutely Grandiose job. Did well. Keep it up. Just thumbs up. Thank you. Gorgeous day. Sincerely and full support, composer Yuriy Saliy.
These birds are just heaven,,,there beautiful in everyway i have 3 of them that visit me every single day,,it ws hard at first but once they trust you, they will be forever your friend
Yes that's really true. And if you do something nasty to them they remember it too and respond accordingly😁 They can remember faces and have a very good memory. A neighbour brought us a starving juvenile once which we nursed back to health and this little guy went everywhere with me. As soon as we got up he would jump off his perch and run to the fridge making these feed me noises because he figured out that his food was kept in the fridge. And when I went gardening he would be right there next to me watching for worms that got dug up. And if I was pruning he'd sit on my shoulder. We called him Buddy😊
I spend a lot of time adjusting the levels with the equaliser to get rid of unwanted sound. Most times I can't get rid of the hiss without loosing sound quality, but it is an great improvement to the unedited audio. This video is taking a page from your book. You like to make long videos. We tend to prefer short ones, but it appears that long videos are getting more popular with YT. It might be that more people are watching on the TV than there used to be. So we thought it might be good to do a few long ones. What is your take on the subject?
@@wildhomevideos I've taken a page from your book and I'm making a lot of short videos now but I think longer ones are better when I have a real story to tell and I put my mind to it.
This video I watched at least 100 times , together with my rescued magpie Bella , this is her favorite , especially the bit at the waterhole . she is really actively listening and trying to nip the birds on the screen . We soft released her few month ago , but she comes back to eat mealworms and than we watch birds videos , she is also fascinated by European birds . I must compliment you for the BEST SOUND ever in a tube video . Keep up the good work , brilliant effort , thank you
Thank you, we really appreciate to have someone comment on the audio quality. Coming from a musician is even more welcome. We find it really hard to record a good clear sound of bird calls. Even a slight breeze creates unwanted noises and the mike picks up the sound of an airplane or car from many kilometres away. To tell you the truth, it takes us longer to edit the unwanted noise out of the video than to edit the images. It is really heartwarming to read about Bella. What a great little friend. We nursed a fledgling male Magpie some time ago. He would go everywhere with me. We called him Buddy. When he grew up he would sit on my shoulder and preen my eyebrows. An acquaintance once saw that. His jaw dropped down and he got all panicky. "That's dangerous!" he said all nervously shaking his hands😅He clearly didn't understand how loving that little bird was. It is really good that you still take care of Bella. Magpies belong to a tribe and mostly don't survive long alone if they get separated from their tribe. Other Magpies will attack them if they try to forage on their territory and it takes a long time before a tribe accepts a newcommer if ever, so Bella will need your support. It gives us a nice feeling when we think that there are birds which benefit from our videos so thanks again for letting us know about Bella😊
Yes indeed. Lucky the sheep are in the neighbouring paddock so we don't get many blowies😊 But in late spring we always get hordes of little bush flies until the dung beetles get their act together.
They can be quite loud. But you get so used to hearing them we feel something is not right when we don't hear them for a while. Thani you for your lovely comment and support!
To us they are quite special birds. We see and hear them most of the day. I think we would miss them very much if we lived somewhere else. Thank you for your lovely comment and support!
Absolutely beautiful bird !!! My goodness😊they’re like my kids they can’t be quiet 😂😂😂 god love them tho ❤❤ good video !! I’ll be sure to show my husband ☺️
Interesting how my local magpies (north eastern NSW) have different calls. Not total different but I can easily tell. I have never herd them do a long distance call. The ones with a home range that includes my house know me and call nicely when I’m about and are quite friendly. The ones further out say very little and bomb my dogs during spring 🤠
I think ours have developed a unique call. I think it is the influence of the Ring-necked parrots which share their territory. Thank you for your lovely comment
@@stacey7529 I suppose that is in a similar region to Davo. I am just wondering what they sound like and if there is a bird in the region which has a call that has an influence on the magpies like the Ring-necked parrot seems to have on ours, or whether that call is uniquely Magpie.
Thank you very much for your comment. As you can see the audio could be better. We did subscribe to your channel because we were impressed with the clarity of your audio. We were wondering whether it was your recording equipment or post production that made it so crisp and clear.
Yes I think your magpies are a different species. These are actually not corvids, they are just called magpies because of their black and white colours. Thank you for watching and your support!
What a fascinating video! I've always been intrigued by bird calls, and it's amazing to see how Australian Magpies use their vocalizations to communicate with each other over long distances. It's interesting to learn that they have different calls for different situations, such as danger or intruder alerts. The concept of "tribes" in their family groups is also intriguing. It's great to see channels like Wild Home Videos that bring us closer to the wonders of nature and help us appreciate the diversity of life. Thank you for sharing this educational video with us!
Many people love to hear the Australian Magpies singing but never spare a thought as to what it all means. Thank you for your perceptive comment
You would love Australia, it's full of many different types of bird calls.
Wonderful animals aren’t they
All these smart birds have several specific calls.
What you dont often get to hear is that they also speak softly to eachother in ways you cant hear from a distance.
Im sad that the magpies here in Europe (pica pica) seem to be much more suspicious of people than in australia. Its very hard to strike up a friendship with a Magpie compared the crows and jackdaws where im from.
They are great animalsk!
Most beautiful bird sound in the world. How blessed are we in Australia
You said it😊
magpies are swooping tho bro…
Yes you are!! How I wish I could travel there & be able to see & hear these dolls & hold a koala. ❤❤
Yea but you gotta deal with all the other venomous creatures there 😄
wonderful bird sound, I love birds singing
These Magpies are quite vocal most of the day and are very much a part of the Australian landscape. We love having them around. Thank you for your lovely comment
Einfach schön - sowohl die Lautäußerungen als auch ihre Körpersprache. Ich finde, sie klingen auch interessanter (?) als die Europäischen
Elstern. Ein gelungenes Video. Danke dafür.
Danke Dir. Man kann sie von morgens bis abends hören. Wir vermissen unsere Magpies wenn wir sie einmal nicht hören.
Marvelous presentation, Wild Home Videos! Looks and sounds great! Wonderful sharing. Best wishes. God bless.
Thank you so much!
So beautiful Australian magpie ❤
Thank you for watching our video!
it's just beautiful! With a risk of sounding pretentious, watching magpies sing and listening to their beautiful melodies is an absolute joy and a pure pleasure to experience. Btw love your 4k video 😍
We feel the same. These guys are special birds. We feel privileged to share their turf. Thank you for your lovely comment
It’s the the legend themself
I have a tiding of gorgeous tame mavpies and they bring me immence joy every day,just love my babies.🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
It’s the legend themself, hungry birds aus!!
How is that pretentious??.most bird lovers feel exactly the same 🤣🤣🤣
I adore magpies. on dull or drizzly days, they are out there loving it and you think, bugger, no sun today and then you here them. Gorgeous.
Yes they make you feel good, don't they. Lovely creatures. We live in a region which is quite dry. Some years during summer we get no rain at all for up to four months. Our magpies don't like there rain. They always look miserable when it is raining but as soon as the sun comes up they perk right up. They are really smart, and usually after a good rain the worms come up for air. I wouldn't be surprised if that has something to do with their change of mood😁
beautiful birds chirping is also good thanks for sharing always success for you 🙏
So nice of you. Thank you!
I just love that warble.Beautiful,smart birds.
Me too! It's nice to wake up in the morning and hear them or the Kookaburra or both😊
Fantastic sounds of birds😊
They sing most of the day. We are so used to hearing them we would feel that something is wrong if we didn't hear them. Thank you for watching
Wow amazing Magpie sounds : ) Excellent Work : ) Like # 56 : )
Brilliant presentation and video my Friend : ) So adorable Magpies : )
Great close up : ) Beautiful sky and weather : ) Lovely wind and sunny day : )
Thank you for sharing this amazing video : ) Have a great time and stay safe : )
Thank you very much for your wonderful comment
I adoring magpies and their specific voice.
Its voices remind me of the Natives music and sounds.
I am sure that Magpies had a lot of influence on the culture of people in the past. I can't imagine a day without hearing them. Thank you for your lovely comment Lara
Magpies are fun to watch, interesting hearing the different calls!
I am not sure but it seems like our Magpie tribe is developing a slightly different language. They are making many more of those shrill calls rather than yodelling like they used to.
The sound from those birds are wonderful. Just now, I knew who making those calls. haha. Lovely sharing.
Thank you very much😊
MARAVILLOSAS TOMAS! Que grandes imitadores de sonidos! son una bellas capturas! saludos cordiales!
Thank you Carmen! They do have quite a range of sounds. We live next to a national park in Western Australia, quite far from the city or any town so the tribe of Magpies which live here have very little contact with Magpies in other places. I cannot say if it is just our imagination but we have noticed that over the last 20 years they have slightly changed their calls. It seems that they use the piercing call much more frequently than they did before. A thought struck us that it might be possible that due to its isolation this tribe of Magpies might have developed a slightly different language to other Magpie tribes far away. Who knows, but it is an interesting possibility. They certainly are intelligent enough to do it. Kind regards and greetings
Beautiful Birds, Also the Currawong's..They have Calls at Sun Down and Dawn..They are noisy, but you just roll over and go back to Sleep..LOVELY..
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Yes, and in the springtime, especially during full moon, the magpies sometimes warble during the whole night. But it is a gentle warble, not like their alarm calls, and is actually soothing. I find it is a comforting sound and like to fall asleep with it. Thank you for your lovely comment
What a sound in the morning! That warbling is just magic!
It is one of the nicest things to hear when you wake up in the morning with a blue sky and sunshine peeking through the window. Thank you for your comment James. I have to say though, I also really like when they sing during the night. They don't often do it, but every now and again we hear them softly gurgling late into the night. We have no idea what causes them to do it. It is quite a different sound than when they call during the day. Kind of soft like a lullaby. We recently recorded them making that sound at 1 AM and have considered making a video about that but in the meantime we have included the audio as background sound for one of our Australian wildflower Shorts "A tiny Midge orchid" which we will publish this afternoon. If that interests you please leave a comment, we would like to know what other people think about that.
I have a mob of magpies that hang around my place. I played this through my speakers, and it drove them NUTS. I suppose I shouldn't, but they know it's their territory.
Haha! Yes! We have a tall tree outside our window. I had to use the headphones when I was editing this video otherwise a bunch of them would be on the tree screaming the whole time. Be careful with this. There are Magpie alarm calls mixed in this audio and it is likely to send the Magpies into a frenzy.
I’m doing the same thing here right now in Melbourne Australia right now iat 8pm and they all pissed off😅😅👍
My theory is that your magpie tribe is relatively small. We have quite a large tribe at our place so when your magpies heard the audio of so many different birds they felt overwhelmed and did a hasty retreat. It is also quite likely that your place is on the edge of their territory and they backed off to regroup. We have a large open paddock next to our house which is surrounded by high trees. That situation is prime Magpie realestate and we often see them using offensive tactics to repel any would be intruders. I suppose this audio would be useful if you had Magpies that swoop living close to your house and you wanted them to relocate.@@paulmavric887
LoL 🤣🤣😂 I do the same on my phone put it near the window. So the magpie s can hear it. Not Shaw. If thay make a diffrent sound the one s in this vid. Or if all magpie just make the same sound. Well the one hear near my place. Sound no diffrent to the one s in this vid. So not. Shaw if it drive s them. Nuts. Or what. 😊
The speakers on a phone distort some of the sounds and the Magpies can tell the difference. It is likely that they would behave differently if you played it louder and on better quality speakers.@@countrabricksbuildcraze8916
Beautiful video. There is nothing better than the sound of magpies singing. 😊❤️
I agree! I think we would really miss them if we lived somewhere else
Wow amazing video, i loved thank for sharing my new friend,🙏🤝👍
Thank you very much!
I'd love to receive such a long-distance call 😊 Thanks for recording this amazing concert 👍
Yea, haha you might need a translator though😁. That made me chuckle, thank you
such a aussie icon and the kookaburra too,when we go walking and come across a magpie we talk to it,sometimes they follow us along.
That's a nice story Gazza. Yes the Magpies are very clever and like to interact with people. They very quickly respond to attention and are really good at enticing people to give them some food. I mean, how can you resist sharing a snack with a bird that sings for you and looks at you like that, right😁
Like 65. Such lovely birds and sounds - friend!
Many thanks
Thank you!
What a weird and wonderful collection of sounds. Love the guy at the end doing his “Pew Pew” sound effect. Sounds like he’s auditioning for Star Wars 😂
Yea, or an old western😁. Truth is he was distressed because no one answered. The Pew Pew is a bit like the phone ringing. The Yodel is when the conversation begins. Thanks Rocky!
The three sounds seem to have the power to make people feel good whenever they hear them. This is a very good video🐦⬛
That is an interesting observation. Thank you for your praise and your lovely comment
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Thank you😊
The bird sound so wonderful also very beautiful bird lovely video friend 👍👍😇
Thank you very much for your lovely comment. We appreciate it!
So beautiful - I love Maggies
Me too! Thank you for watching!
👍 # 64 Wow! what a piercing call they have. I'm betting you can hear this from a fair disttance away. They are a great looking corvid. Well filmed my friend. 👍◕‿◕
That's the thing, they are not corvids. They are related to the Australian Butcherbird which belong to an entirely different species. That is why they have such a range of calls and their call travels a long way. Thank you for your lovely comment Jane
@@wildhomevideos ... Not Corvids, wow.
Wild Home Videos terrifically outstanding and superlatively majestic, here is my full support, thumbs, have a wonderful day
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They do have a good strong voice and it seems like it echoes through out for everyone to hear! Thank you for sharing a little bit of these Beautiful Birds life with us!
They do actually have a very loud voice. You can see that they put all they have into their calls. Thank you Denise
Love this. Such iconic Australian sounds. Love magpies and can hear tbe butcher birds and ravens in the background.
Me too. I really like to wake up in the morning and hear them😊Thank you for writing
COOL sounds. I have never seen them or heard them before. The Juvenile trying. Amazing. Thank you. I enjoyed it. 👍💯. New subscriber 👏
Thank you! W appreciate it very much! You only find these birds in Australia. They are called Magpies but your Magpies are corvids and the Australian Magpies are a completely different species. They are actually related to our Butcherbirds.
@@wildhomevideos Very COOL! very welcome ❤
it's amazing how their calls are quite specific for different situations as what you've said, such as when there's danger, it's different, and that they can communicate over long distance. Truly fascinating including Kangaroos reaction when they hear magpies. have a great day form your new subscriber.
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Stunning film. Fascinating to read how magpies communicate with other groups long distance. Their voices certainly do carry quite far and are wonderful to listen to (and try to figure out what they might be calling about). Our Blue Jays are also sentinels and sound their alarm calls which the other birds and some wildlife pay attention to as well. Thank you for this beautiful and fascinating film! Best regards, Cathy
Thank you Cathy. I have seen a Blue Jay only once. It was a long time ago and I remember I was stunned. I think it was the most striking bird that I had ever seen in the wild till then. Appreciate your great comment and support
Wow very nice. Fully watched. I send you light love and positive energy and I wish you all the best. Thank you.🌟👌🌹💕👍Like Like 74
Thank you so much! Best wishes to you too!
Amazing 🐦🐦🐦🐦🤩 nice weather☀️ blue 💙💙💙sky☁
Thank you for sharing, i love it 🙏🏾🤗💙🐦🐦🐦
Thank you very much for your lovely comment!
They are so beautiful 😊 To my ears, their calls are very extraordinary, but I love them! Thanks for the wonderful presentation. Have a nice day 🍀
We so are used to hearing them all day we hardly notice but if they were not here, I think we would really miss it. Thank you Victoria
@@wildhomevideos My pleasure 😊
Amazing footage. I love the sounds your magpies make ❤
They are quite vocal birds. Their voices are very much part of our landscape. Thank you for your lovely comments
Such beautiful sounds. I think birdsong triggers something deep inside. I’ve been slowly making friends with a gang of about 15 magpies that hang around my local park. They trust me enough to come within a meter.. Such a bunch of characters
This is not a theory, this has been scientifically proven. On a subliminal level our brain is listening. Our ancestors evolved living with nature and listening for potential threats was important for survival. Our brain translates harmonious birdsong as "no danger", and absence of birdsong raises the alarm hormones "just in case". There have been many studies which confirm this and there is a lot of literature regarding this available. We have lived on an isolated rural property for more than 30 years and rarely see another human more than once a week. But we see birds and animals every waking hour. If you watch the kangaroos grazing peacefully in the meadow, you can see their ears constantly shifting, listening to what sounds the birds make. When a Magpie makes an alarm call their heads pop up straight away. And if a flock of parrots takes off from the ground they get nervous. Magpies are really very interesting birds. They form very close relationships with people. If you regularly visit your magpies in the park and give them food, it won't be long before they trust you enough to take it from your hand. But please don't feed them bread or junk food, just google what they should eat. Thank you very much for your engaging comment Warren, and best of luck with your new friends😊
Beautiful magpies and loud calls; thank you for your introduction.
It is true! They can be quite loud. We hear them even when the TV is on! Thank you for watching and your support!
Lovely Nature video! Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome and thank you for your lovely comment
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Such a lovely family of magpies, they make sure we hear them and their tribes hear their calls. We can easily identify them by their call. Thank you very much! Have a great week!
Thank you! Appreciate your dropping by!
You know you are back home in Australia when you wake up to those warbles
Yes indeed. The only other sound that makes me feel like that is the Kookaburra
Or the Sulphur Crested screeching.
Oh gosh I love them. Always wish they were in my area. They make a cool call. Thanks for sharing. Sure made my day to see them in your great video. ❤
Me too! They are so much a part of our day, we would really miss not hearing them
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They are such characters to watch and really love thier song , would not be happy in life without a friendly resident maggie or two.
My sentiments exactly😊
I wish we had them here….England. Also love the sheep and other birds! Thank you!
You know Val, I really would like it if you had them England too🤗
COOL sounds and Beautiful Birds
Thank you!
Your videos made me miss Magpies. Happy to hear the voice. Thank you for sharing 😊
That sounds like you have seen our Magpies! Yes we would miss them too if we would live in another part of the world. Thank you for your lovely comment and support!
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lovely sharing looks so beautiful birds they are lovely
Thank you!
I got a few generations of Magpies here....(and yup, they even shit on my car!)
They seem to get pissed off when I play these TH-cam videos,...I wonder why? 😂
The car thing. That happens a lot. OK we'll have to start working on a video on "How to toilet train Magpies"😅
Beautiful landscape and quality video I want to see more 👍🏻
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Fascinating upload my friend, great job
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Greetings, my dear friend. Absolutely Grandiose job. Did well. Keep it up. Just thumbs up. Thank you. Gorgeous day. Sincerely and full support, composer Yuriy Saliy.
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I'm glad I met you. You have a very nice video! Congratulations! 💙🩵❤
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Wow, a very vocal bird! Very nice shots! 👍🤗
They are very vocal and also quite loud. Thank you for watching our videos😊
They are beautiful birds with beautiful voices. thanks for the valuable video😺
We love them. Thank you for your lovely comment!
These birds are just heaven,,,there beautiful in everyway i have 3 of them that visit me every single day,,it ws hard at first but once they trust you, they will be forever your friend
Yes that's really true. And if you do something nasty to them they remember it too and respond accordingly😁 They can remember faces and have a very good memory. A neighbour brought us a starving juvenile once which we nursed back to health and this little guy went everywhere with me. As soon as we got up he would jump off his perch and run to the fridge making these feed me noises because he figured out that his food was kept in the fridge. And when I went gardening he would be right there next to me watching for worms that got dug up. And if I was pruning he'd sit on my shoulder. We called him Buddy😊
@@wildhomevideos Thankyou for sharing my friend, a really good story,,cheers
It's really a big repertoire of sounds.
Beautiful film and very interesting.
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It is, and sometimes they make other sounds which are not on this video. Thank you for your interest and nice comment
I love the sounds of magpies. Your video and audio is so clear.
I spend a lot of time adjusting the levels with the equaliser to get rid of unwanted sound. Most times I can't get rid of the hiss without loosing sound quality, but it is an great improvement to the unedited audio. This video is taking a page from your book. You like to make long videos. We tend to prefer short ones, but it appears that long videos are getting more popular with YT. It might be that more people are watching on the TV than there used to be. So we thought it might be good to do a few long ones. What is your take on the subject?
@@wildhomevideos I've taken a page from your book and I'm making a lot of short videos now but I think longer ones are better when I have a real story to tell and I put my mind to it.
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This sound of the black bird looks so amazing
Yes, they have quite a range of calls. Thank you for your comment
This video I watched at least 100 times , together with my rescued magpie Bella , this is her favorite , especially the bit at the waterhole . she is really actively listening and trying to nip the birds on the screen . We soft released her few month ago , but she comes back to eat mealworms and than we watch birds videos , she is also fascinated by European birds . I must compliment you for the BEST SOUND ever in a tube video . Keep up the good work , brilliant effort , thank you
Thank you, we really appreciate to have someone comment on the audio quality. Coming from a musician is even more welcome. We find it really hard to record a good clear sound of bird calls. Even a slight breeze creates unwanted noises and the mike picks up the sound of an airplane or car from many kilometres away. To tell you the truth, it takes us longer to edit the unwanted noise out of the video than to edit the images. It is really heartwarming to read about Bella. What a great little friend. We nursed a fledgling male Magpie some time ago. He would go everywhere with me. We called him Buddy. When he grew up he would sit on my shoulder and preen my eyebrows. An acquaintance once saw that. His jaw dropped down and he got all panicky. "That's dangerous!" he said all nervously shaking his hands😅He clearly didn't understand how loving that little bird was. It is really good that you still take care of Bella. Magpies belong to a tribe and mostly don't survive long alone if they get separated from their tribe. Other Magpies will attack them if they try to forage on their territory and it takes a long time before a tribe accepts a newcommer if ever, so Bella will need your support. It gives us a nice feeling when we think that there are birds which benefit from our videos so thanks again for letting us know about Bella😊
OOOHHH Amazing their meaningful sounds and singing and wonderful quality views and captures💥, thanks very much Wild Home Videos
Thank you Ces! I tried to emulate your style and make it a bit dramatic😎
@@wildhomevideos 🤣😅😂😅🤣😅😂OOOHHH you've made my day, thanks a lot my old dear friend Wild Home Videos🙌
So Aussie 👏👏👏 the blowies n sheep,maggie's n crows👏👏🍻👍😎🦘
Yes indeed. Lucky the sheep are in the neighbouring paddock so we don't get many blowies😊 But in late spring we always get hordes of little bush flies until the dung beetles get their act together.
Смотрю снова с удовольствием 😍😍😍😚😚😚
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ooh! the sound of those birds singing. wonderful
Some of their calls are a bit like yodelling. They are funny! Thank you for your lovely comment😊
Beautiful sound 😊❤lovely video thanx for sharing my frnd ❤❤❤
Thank you too!
Awesome amazing sound of birds, so nice to hear, thank you for sharing 🎉❤❤
They can be quite loud. But you get so used to hearing them we feel something is not right when we don't hear them for a while. Thani you for your lovely comment and support!
cute how the juvenile one tried
Yes😊We thought that was really funny too! Thank you for your nice comment
When I saw "long distance call" I was waiting for "local call" and "collect call."
Hahaha! That just shows your age. These days it's "unlimited calls"😁
Those magpies are so cute! big like 36 dear friend!
To us they are quite special birds. We see and hear them most of the day. I think we would miss them very much if we lived somewhere else. Thank you for your lovely comment and support!
Hi my friend, great sharing and beautiful video, it is a pleasure to follow you! Like 51 and subscribed already, stay connected 😊💕
Thank you Val!
Awesome footage! ❤
Thank you for your interest Peter
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wow very good working
so nice be happy have a nice day
thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching and your lovely comments!
Wow.
Beautiful.
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Thank you😊
Beautiful magpies √√
Great capture.
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lovely Magpies they are so cute
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Great capture! 👍
Thank you Bernd!
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Absolutely beautiful bird !!! My goodness😊they’re like my kids they can’t be quiet 😂😂😂 god love them tho ❤❤ good video !! I’ll be sure to show my husband ☺️
Thank you Isabel. They do like to sing, that's for sure. Sometimes when it is full moon we hear them in the middle of the night yodeling away😅
got some good views of the magpies mate
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Thank you Billy!
Interesting how my local magpies (north eastern NSW) have different calls. Not total different but I can easily tell.
I have never herd them do a long distance call.
The ones with a home range that includes my house know me and call nicely when I’m about and are quite friendly.
The ones further out say very little and bomb my dogs during spring 🤠
I think ours have developed a unique call. I think it is the influence of the Ring-necked parrots which share their territory. Thank you for your lovely comment
I'm in SEQ and my mob have different calls also.
@@stacey7529 I think each family has a slightly different call.
They are saying “My Space” to their neighbours”
@@stacey7529 I suppose that is in a similar region to Davo. I am just wondering what they sound like and if there is a bird in the region which has a call that has an influence on the magpies like the Ring-necked parrot seems to have on ours, or whether that call is uniquely Magpie.
They are so beautiful
Thank you!
Thank you for this. My one year old son loves magpies and we watch this together when he is sad. It brings him lots of joy watching 'muh-puhs'
That is really lovely. What a nice heartwarming comment! It made my day. Thank you Simon
My brother used to call them ‘oogely-oogely-aaaaaark!’ Birds when he was a little boy - 70 years ago 😊
@@CarolFremel-my4hs Fitting name😎What does he call them now?
Beautiful portrait🎉❤
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Beautiful day !!
Awesome !!!
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hello, nice to meet you, greetings of success always
Likewise. Greetings to you too
Another quality work of you, my dear friend👍🏆
Very well documented and explained👌
Love it❤
Thank you very much for your comment. As you can see the audio could be better. We did subscribe to your channel because we were impressed with the clarity of your audio. We were wondering whether it was your recording equipment or post production that made it so crisp and clear.
❤😊great watching of different kinds of birds thanks for sharing .
watching from the Philippines .
Subscribe done already .❤😊
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Woah so cool!!! I like birds and this video.
That's great! We like birds too! Isen't it amazing that their ancestors were dinosaurs!!!.......and ours were monkeys🤔
wow thats lovely bird
They have an interesting character too. Thank you for your lovely comment
Wow fantastic my friend
Thank you! A lot of time went into that one😅
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Amazing footage and a new magpies for me. Like.
Yes I think your magpies are a different species. These are actually not corvids, they are just called magpies because of their black and white colours. Thank you for watching and your support!
Beautiful voice friend
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Can we officially change the name of spring in Australia to “the attack of the living magpies”