Aussie Birding Hotspots - Chiltern
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Note: spelling error is not Straited Pardalote, it is a Striated Pardalote.
Also the adult Scarlet Robins feature both an adult male and female.
Perfect for the casual birdwatcher, or those wanting an idea of what birds they will find in one day of bird watching at a northern Victoria birding hotspot.
Some of the species include the Swift Parrot, variety of Honeyeaters, Diamond Firetail, Scarlet Robin and many more.
I always enjoy your feedback, so please leave a comment below!
Filmed with a Nikon Z9, 400mm f2.8 lens and iPhone 15 pro max.
Give me a like and a follow if you enjoy.
Music courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
I don’t know about the bird, but I was tapping my feet to your music.🤗
Haha thank you
Once again another enjoyable video Roger. Loved it. we are so lucky to have so many beautiful birds in Australia.
Many thanks
Great footage of the birdlife. The scarlet robins featured were both male and female.
Ooh thank you, I will make note of that in the video description.
Hello. I am so happy to be able to meet Australia's beautiful nature and birds. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. I will watch it often.
Thank you for your kind words
Loved it all but the Yellow tuffted honeyeater footage was the best. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it, the yellow tuffteds were quite spectacular to watch
I really enjoyed watching your mammal and bird observation video, especially the beautiful swift parrot. Thanks for sharing. A big LIKE from me. Greetings from Singapore.
Many thanks, Singapore also has some amazing mammals and birdlife
Just love your videos. Thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for taking the time to create this great video....Chiltern is on my bucket list and this has been so helpful 😊
Thank you. It is well worth the visit.
Excellent finds and footage again Roger - well done!
Many thanks!
Fantastic work and you have a real talent for recording video footage, Roger! Your beautiful took me back to the 3 sessions I had at Chiltern at the end of April and the first of May. I'll definitely be looking at more of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing them.
Thank you for the kind feedback. I wish I had more time there, so much more to see. Plenty more birds to watch in my other videos I hope you enjoy them (my recent ones are better production quality then the older ones)
Beautiful cideo and still work. Thanks. And rare swift parrot spotting too!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful work, very enjoyable
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice video,very joyful, thanks for sharing
Thank you ☺️
That was great man!
How good to see the swifties:) Lucky you.
Looks like a pretty cool spot too.
That slow mo footage is very easy to watch:)
Thanks a lot Craig. I was very fortunate to see them, but made the most of what I saw.
Terrific video as usual Roger. 🙈 Straited pardalote, was bent, now strait 😂
Haha just noticed the typo, never mind we all know the real name.
Great video as always Roger. A hotspot I'll definitely have to visit one day
Well worth the effort.
Epic video brother. New sub. Love the footage and photos of the birds and your music and narration is calming and a good listen. 👍🏼
Thank you for the kind comments.
Saw your photos on eBird. We went to Cessnock to try swift parrots but didn't see any. We did see regent honeyeaters though! Great photos as usual.
Thank you. The regent would have been a great find! I will be featuring them in my next video.
@@RogerMacKertich Can't wait!
It was great to see the treecreepers casually defying gravity along the tree trunks. ^_^ Nuthatches do that in the U.S., and it's a fun show I could watch for hours.
Beautiful footage of the swift parrots, too. Some of the mid-action shots you took are sheer comedy.
And it's always interesting to learn which birds tuck their feet over their wings to scratch their faces, versus bring their feet up by their bellies for same. This video added another in the over-wing category for me.
Thanks for the info. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I will be in the States later this year, will do some birding while there maybe I will see a nuthatch.
There was no chilled terns ?
😂 need to go to Antarctica to see them 🥶
Great footage…how long do the swift parrots hang around in chiltern?
Thank you. I think that they may be around most of the winter, then head back to Tassie as the temp warms up.