Magpie sings with Butcherbird
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- Australian Magpies are not corvids like European or American Magpies. They are actually related to the Australian Butcherbird. They often share territories and we have observed them joining the Magpies attacking a snake. We often hear them communicate with another Butcherbird in the distance and sing at the same time as the Magpies. It could be a coincidence or it might be that it is somehow triggered by the voice of the Magpies. We have no way of knowing what really goes on in their minds, but it is rare to see both of them singing in such close proximity to each other.
Magpies and butcherbirds are two species of birds that are often found in the same habitats in Australia. While they are both known for their distinct and beautiful songs, they are also known for their unusual behavior of sometimes singing together.
Magpies have a complex and melodic song, while butcherbirds have a beautiful and flute-like call. When they sing together, they often complement each other's sounds, creating a harmonious and enchanting duet.
This behavior is not well understood by scientists, but it is believed to be a form of communication between the two species. It's possible that they are coordinating their territorial boundaries or simply enjoying each other's company.
Regardless of the reason, hearing the songs of magpies and butcherbirds together is a delightful experience and a true wonder of nature.
Wow! That is such an informative comment. This one needs to be pinned. Thank you very much!!
A lovely piece of information and explanation. Thankyou.
Given the intelligence of these birds and how they often enjoy playing with things, it wouldn't surprise me one bit that they simply enjoy each others company.
In New Zealand we have two birds that sound so similar to each other, the Tui and the Bell bird. Both with amazing bell like notes.
We also have the Aussie magpie here as well.
One bird waits for the other to begin singing.
We've had several generations of Butcher birds bring their kids along to have a feed and sing along with a couple of magpies on our verandah, as soon as I step outside they come flying from all over the place, and if I'm late they'll hang around outside my window doing the "feed me" tweet.
Yeah😅 They have it worked out haven't they😁 But it is precious, isen't it😊
Aaaaaaaah.... the magical melodies of the Australian bush..... can't get any better than that! Thank you for sharing👍
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See what happens with the toes of the second magpie singing at 48 seconds near the end😂
🤣 moving to the beat
@@RYANandMICHELLEchannel You got it😁
They sing beautifully😊😍🐦
Second one to right is a butcher bird
when a cop tries to pull you over but his siren is a corrupted mp3
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My two favourite birds
I can sympathise with that😊
That Maggie never paid his rent and the butcher bird wants his cash.
Hahaha! If that is what he wants, the Butchie is going to have a hard time. Adult Butchies usually hang out in pairs or on their own while Australian Magpies always hang out with their tribe. That would be a bit like demanding payment from a bikie gang😅
Nothing quite like it. Only a true blue, yellow bellied, dyed in the wool, bush possum, outback, dinkum Aussie knows the true beauty of the call of these birds. It's magical; transcendental. 🇦🇺
Spot on Carolleen!
In my yard, that's called a " chirp- off"😂
Hahaha.... You are right!........I just wish they would do it more often
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Good morning Mr. Magpie. Throwback nursery rhymes 1 for sorrow, 2 for joy, 3 for a girl, 4 for a boy . . They've been cool magician assistants before and now. Not only that they can sing, they perform magic too. Magpies are the greatest show(birds) of all time. Thanks for the free concert.
'Anything you can do I can do better'. 'No you can't'. 'Yes I can'.
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it shows how much concentrating on its voice, so adorable 😄
They are good performers😅
@@wildhomevideos You are right 😊
OMG! So cute adorable.
'Awesome sight of singing magpie with Butcherbird.
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My heart almost lept from chest with joy - that's a great recording of nature's harmony
I recently nursed an injured fledgling maggie which I thought would die and was going to euthanise, but actually recovered from a busted leg.
The butcher birds didn't harass the maggie, but the noisy mynas are real pricks...
That's a lovely story. The Butcherbirds are actually the magpies closest relative and we have observed them working together when faced with a threat. If they spot a python usually the magpies give an alarm call and within minutes are joined by other magpies and butcherbirds to attack the python. Pythons climb up trees at night when the birds are sleeping and grab them. Actually magpies are really good at spotting snakes and we usually know if there is a snake around by their behaviour. Thank you for sharing your experience.
@@wildhomevideos I have a strange relationship with magpies.
I have a large permanent scar around my right heel and achilles tendon which I saw after being swooped by a nesting maggie.
I was maybe not quite 4 year old and lived out of town. Ma would carry me on the rack on back of her pushbike.
We got swooped at the top of a hill and as Ma swerved in reflex my legs swung wildly and my foot got jammed between the rear wheel and frame all the way down the hill. Skinned me down pretty bad and I had to ride home on the carrier after as there was no mobile phones.
Oddly the injured maggie recently seemed to follow me and even flew to me as if it were wanting to perch on me. I'd cook him up a scrambled egg and he was so hungry he'd mob me as I came out the door, actually startling me. He hung around my bird bath for weeks. The maggie's leg's still not perfect and neither's my foot, but last I saw him, his plumage looked quite healthy. He was close to death when he came into my realm, mouth agape panting and looking ruffled.
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Ouch!! That must have hurt. Yea, magpies are really smart and they have very long memories. They remember if you do something nasty to them and they also remember if you are kind to them. I think you have a friend for life there. Birds can manage very well with just one leg so I think your magpie will be fine. We live on a rural property quite a distance from other people and although we don't feed our magpies we have a very good relationship with our tribe. They never swoop us. Actually I think they even feel responsible for our safety. We have a birdbath close to the house and one hot day when I was going to refill it a magpie flew past my shoulder and landed just above the birdbath making strange noises at me. I was puzzled at this behaviour and thought maybe I had just been swooped. Then I looked down into the birdbath and there was a python coiled up inside it. Of course pythons are not dangerous to us but the magpies don't know that. I am sure that this magpie tried to warn me of the danger. I am glad that you took the time to share your experiences, it brightens up my day!@@ix-Xafra
@@wildhomevideos I stopped feeding oldmate a coupla weeks ago. Didn't want him getting dependent.
Everyone I spoke to - vets and bird rescuers - were adamant he should be put down as busted legs are unfixable. I even thought of just breaking his neck to save him the trauma of being taken to the vet.
Apparently native animals get free vet care and euthanisation is cheaper...
Maggie had a busted right foot and my injury from nearly 60 years ago was my right foot.
It was a profound experience...
Experts are not always right. I have seen lots of birds manage ok with one leg. They use their wings to compensate. It's a bit harder to forage but magpies are clever and they figure it out. That's what handicapped olympics are all about. You did the right thing. Oldmate got a shot and I am sure he is grateful. Pretty interesting about both of you having the right foot injured. I can understand how you felt.@@ix-Xafra
And when the crows arrive, you know there’s gonna be a murder!! 😮😮😮
😅Lucky there are no crows in our area, only Ravens. But if they arrive there will certainly be an "Unkindness"😁
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In our neighbourhood, we have a very tame (and very fluffy) juvenile butcherbird that just keeps in singing his heart out, it’s so beautiful.
You are very lucky. Some years we have two or three juveniles and they always entertain us but as soon as they grow up they go away. To find their own territory, I guess. And the adults tend to keep their distance. But it is really beautiful to hear them in the morning, especially the Pied Butcherbirds. They really are like opera singers😊
There’s something joyous about this video of two different species of birds in Australia.....love it.....
Thank you for your lovely comment Michael. We have lots of these birds living on our rural property and often hear them calling at the same time but have never seen them doing that in such close proximity. We have lived here 30 years and this was the first time we have seen this. Unfortunately by the time I got the camera it was nearly over and I did not get very good footage. We still decided to publish it because it is unusual to see that in the wild. They do cooperate together. We have seen them gang up on a python. They don't like pythons because pythons climb trees at night and snatch them while they are sleeping. Here is a fun fact. European and American magpies are corvids but Australian magpies are not corvids and are actually related to Butcherbirds!
I think he’s trying to tell the magpie to shut up 😂😂😂
Well he knows he can sing better, so maybe he is just showing off😅
What an adorable symphony!
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Beautiful 🐦🐦♥️🌺🌸🌸💮
Thank you very much!
It's like hearing angels
I know what you mean. They do have very melodic voices. Especially the Butcherbird
This is indeed very interesting. Lucky the tree had no foliage and it was easy to differentiate the two birds. I'm passionately interested in Australian birds, lucky enough to be born in Aus. In a previous home we had a flock of maggies that visited every day. Several of them would hide one leg in our presence. One of them had us convinced that he really did have only one leg, until one day he brought the other leg out!! LOL! They're tricksters, very assertive and smart. They had a definite "call sign" which I'm convinced they used to identify themselves to each other. Another flock in the same neighbourhood but a few blocks away has a different call sign.
Thank you for your very intriguing comment. Your observation regarding the call sign is very interesting. We live in a rural area bordering with a national park so there is not much human influence with the tribe of magpies living on our property. Over the years we have noticed that they have changed their call and developed a slightly different language to other magpies. Your observations totally correspond with the conclusion we have come to. You are actually the only person that has commented on this observation. If you are interested, the video is called "Australian Magpies calling".
@@wildhomevideos Thank you so much for your response! I'm surprised that people don't comment on this more often.
Beautiful birds ☺️🥰🤗
Beautiful plumage! Norwegian blue!
Indeed! Thank you!
They are actually black and white but their shiny black feathers might reflect the colour of the sky
@@wildhomevideos ha, nah, it was just a monty python reference
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So adorable.❤❤❤
Both amazing birds i have a male butcher bird that comes daily for a feed and sings so beautifully and can mimic around 4 other bird species that i can recognize and then i have the Maggies coming into the garage for a feed and just chat to me 😂😂
That is precious😊Is the butcherbirds name Bob?
@wildhomevideos Yes I call him Bob
He's beautiful I have a video of him singing for 8 minutes in my backyard
If you want to see him it's under Butcher Bird Opera my 1st TH-cam video
Saw it before I wrote the reply. That's how I knew his name was Bob. He is a star!@@pricey4566
Wow an enchanting film love the bird song here 😊🙏🏼
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Beautifully captured, magpies and butcherbird singing together side by side! Two of Australia's most highly-regarded songbirds! Thanks for sharing it.
We hear them sometimes singing at the same time but usually not so close to each other.
@@wildhomevideos Very lucky. We never saw them together. Moreover, we never saw butcherbirds singing. They are usually hidden in the trees.
@@hungrybirds_aus Yea they like to stay hidden but we have quite a few living around our house, so we have a lot more chance to see them
Amazing sounds of the birds singing! Soothing to ears!
Thank you Virginia. Sometimes I wish I would be able to turn the volume down😅
Rock on birdy...oh yes😊🙂
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How great to listen to both birds at the same time. Their songs are really unique too. At least for us. Thank you very much.
Both of these birds are only found in Australia. The Australian Magpie is not related to the crows like the European and American birds. It is actually related to the Australian Butcherbird. This is the first time I have ever seen them sing so close to each other. Thank you for your lovely comment
Lovely birds. So nice to listen them singing.
They like to sing early in the morning. We often wake up to their song. Thank you for your lovely comment and support
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the sound of birds is very loud friends and I like to be in this very beautiful nature.
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So beautiful to listen to these amazing birds. Thank you for sharing. 🌴🌴👏👏👏👍👍
Unfortunately the footage is not great but it is very unusual for these two species of birds to sing together so we decided to publish it anyway. Thank you for dropping by
The birds are both great mimickers. Beautiful birds. So nice to listen to them. Thank you for sharing
I am always on the lookout for unusual interactions of wild animals or birds. Unfortunately they don't come about often and when they do the camera is no where at hand. But living remotely we have a better chance to observe these moments than people who have to make a trip out of the city. This was one of those unique moments I was able to get, even though the footage is not the best. That is why we included the second clip with the toes😁. Thank you Gasper
Fascinating to read about the 2 species and their relationships. Wonderful observation of the 2 birds singing or answering each other. Beautiful captures too! Best regards, Cathy
Many thanks Cathy. I have been sitting on this footage for a while because the quality is quite poor. I have been hoping to get a chance to film them together at some stage but we have never seen them sing together like that again.
I thought the film was wonderful not poor at all!
Beautiful songs. Must have been lovely to watch this. Thanks for sharing
I was too flustered trying to get the camera to enjoy it😅 But we hear these birds singing on most days so it is not a great loss. Seeing them together was the unusual bit and unfortunately I missed most of it. Thank you for your interest and lovely comment
Nice to see whats on your side of the pond
Amazing songs, nice video !! The Birds have not moved here...
Hahaha! I love your sense of humour! I did say small birds. Both these birds are quite large. Especially the Magpie. Magpies I have no trouble filming. The Butcherbird is quite a bit smaller and a lot more difficult to film. Our little birds like the Robins and Blue Fairy Wrens never stand still for long. This footage is not very good but it is very unusual for these two species of birds to sing together. We have only seen this happen once and unfortunately by the time I got the camera and tried to focus the best part was over. Thank you very much for brightening up my morning with your witty comment
@@wildhomevideos THANKS ! It's true that the little birds are very fast (not only the Chiffchaff), but they generally stay put when they sing, and it's easy to film them in this case. Good week !!
Sounds like an old fifties sci-fi film!
Haha! Never occurred to me, but you are right
They gave a beautiful concert! 😊
And with moving toes to the music 😉
Precious observation 👍
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They are good performers😅
Beautiful song by Magpie 🥰
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Thank you. We don't often see them singing together like that.
Wow such an impressive sound
Actually the footage was really bad and the Audio even worse. Using stabiliser just made it blurry, so we decided not to stabilise the images. And I had to do a lot of fiddling with the equaliser to get it somewhat reasonable. I have been sitting on this footage for a while because of that. But it was an unusual moment and thought it was worth sharing.
They sing to the beat of the feet 😍 amazing 👏
It looks like it, doesn't it😊
What a great duet, thank you
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Beautiful birds. So nice to listen to them.
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How beautiful! Thank you for sharing this wonderful footage. I love how they sing together.
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Australian wildlife never fails to impress me. Great shots - best regards from the other side of the world :-)))) Rolf
Many thanks Rolf. Unfortunately I did not get good footage of these two singing together. By the time I got the camera most of the show was over. I have been sitting on this footage for quite a while because it was such poor quality, but this is quite unusual so we decided to publish it anyway.
Hello,ahh...very beautiful to her them calling and singing.!! Wonderful to see and hear them!! Greetings Gijs
Many thanks. It is not great footage but we have never seen two species singing together
Beautiful sounds
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Hello. Interesting behavior of the magpie. Beautiful scene👍Sub.
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Very beautiful and interesting footage!
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Wonderful, so you've had great luck to film them both together and I like to hear their voice very much. Thank's for sharing!
Yes, it is very unusual. we have only seen it that one time. Unfortunately I only got pretty poor footage of it. But the last clip with the toes makes up for it I hope. Thank you Lele
@@wildhomevideos I think if you get unusual moments it's not so important to get a perfect footage. I wish you a great weekend!
Great, my dear Friend.
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Great collabs 🤣❤️🎶
Loved this a lot.
Grt capture
It's teamwork😅 hahaha! Thank your for watching
This is a healing video. So good. Thank you for the good video.😄
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Yes, they like to be fed, eat meat, show gratitude, if for example you save their young from enemies. And in the rare cases of people who have adopted orphaned birds, make wonderful companions. They can be a nuisance when they go into nesting protective mode, swooping people. Love magpies. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Well done 👍 ❤
It is interesting, we live on a rural property far away from neighbours and have a Magpie tribe who consider our house and the adjoining paddocks their turf. We have never fed our magpies but have never been swooped. Even when we walk right under their nest. Thank you for dropping by. Do you live in WA
Beautiful!
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Your friends put on a wonderful performance for you. Thanks for sharing this song with us.
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Was that a toe-tapping moment? This is a very special video. I absolutely loved it! Thanks for sharing.😊🍁
They are performers😁 . They caught me on the hop. By the time I got the camera I missed most of it and I got such lousy footage and audio I couldn't do much more with it, but it is an unusual moment and thought it was worth sharing
OOOHHH Great concert captured💥, thanks very much Wild Home Videos
Thank you Ces
I don’t think I’ve heard them before. What a unique call.
They are endemic to Australia. You would only see them in a zoo anywhere else. Australian Magpies are not the same species as your North American Magpies. The early settlers just called them that because they are black and white. Thank you for dropping by and your nice comment
Perfect duo.
One of the must have attended ballet class :)
Yes they are good performers
Reminds me of when a dog/wolf howls, the other ones just HAVE to join in lol. That's definitely an interesting behavior. Wonderful capture!
You are right! It seems like that to me too. It is a shame that I had such lousy footage and audio. They caught me on the hop and by the time I got the camera I missed most of it and knew it wasn't going to last so I grabbed what I could hoping that they would hang around for me to get a better shot. But those Butchies never stay still for long. Still thought it was worth sharing because it is unusual.
@@wildhomevideos Footage and audio was great to me 😀I'm really into interesting animal behaviors and social interactions. Haha just recently I found out there's this frog that hides under a tarantula for protection from predators, and in return the frog stays in the tarantula's burrow to protect its eggs while its away 😆who knew?!
@@PeekAtWildlife That is a great piece of knowledge. People, including us, are totally ignorant as to what is really going on it the minds of the insects and animals. Primitive peoples that lived in the wild had a completely different view of animals than civilised humans. I tend to believe that they were closer to the truth. Thank you for sharing that.
Funny video with these calling birds! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍
It is unusual that they sing together. We have only seen them do that this once. Thank you for dropping by
Lovely concert!! :) These birds are both good mimickers, it appears here that the Butcherbird is mimicking the Magpie!
He is still singing like a butcherbird but certainly gets triggered at the same time as the Magpie. We have never seen them singing in such close proximity but often hear them sing at the same time. They caught me on the hop and I did not have a chance to get set up so I only got poor footage and worse Audio. I had to fiddle a lot with the equaliser and gain to get it like that and even so there is a lot of distortion so you can't hear the background sounds. There was actually a butcherbird somewhere far away calling and both the Magpie and Butcherbird would sing in response. That is what they are both paying attention to after they sing. I have often seen that the Magpies start singing in response to a butcherbird in the distance. Have you noticed how the Magpies always listen for a response after they sing? The Kookaburras are the same. Hey what did you think of the toes when the second Magpie sings near the end😁
So beatiful. 🐦Nice video. We really enjoy it. Thanks for sharing.
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That was very pleasing to hear. Great observation about their tapping toes. They know the rhythm. 😎
😁They are good performers
Beautiful
Thank you
We have both of the birds in our area and they singing often seating on roof.
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I love these beautiful birds! Thanks for sharing with us this relaxing footage!
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Birds also compose beautiful songs that are timeless.Thank you for sharing interesting relaxing video .
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What a great duet.
Awesome share
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beautiful birds....love to see this view
We often hear them singing at the same time but have never seen them sing so close together. So this was a special moment. Thank you for your lovely comment
What an amazing duet ❤❤❤
These two species are actually related. Both of these birds share the same territory but it is rare to see them sing together like that. This is not very good footage but we published it anyways because it is quite unusual. Thank you for visiting our channel
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great duets of lovey musicians
It is very unusual to see them singing so close to each other. These birds are actually related and have incredible voices. Especially the butcherbird.
I love this song so much. They are beautiful, aren't they? Really nice sharing, dear.
They are very good singers. They even keep time with their toes like all great performers😁Thank you for your lovely comment
Beautiful creature, thanks for sharing
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Awesome capture, mother nature is always amazing 😍🐦😍💚🌱💚
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wow what a nice bird
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those birds having a nice chat there one has to wonder what they could be saying to each other
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How interesting, I assume that’s unusual to see them singing together?
Love the toe-tapping magpie! 😂
Well... we don't know anyone that has seen them sing so close together. And we have lived here nearly 25 years and never seen them together like that. Maybe in a park in the city where birds have only limited space and have to share it with other species this sort of thing happens. But I think in the wild it is quite unusual. Hey Rocky, how is your owl compilation going. After our last communication we have added your channel to the "Remarkable Channels" list on our home page to give you more motivation. Has it worked???
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👍 #459 Amazing audio... what a nice mixture and footage of the 2 singing and calling together. (I had to go back to here as i have commented on all others since) 👍◕‿◕
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Wow, wonderful video and sound 👍
It's fascinating to hear two different species singing together 😃 These sounds are so unusual to my ears, but I like them a lot! Many thanks for this enjoyable upload. Have a great day 🍀 Greetings
I did not catch good footage or audio so I had to raise the sound level and it isn't very clear in the first clip. But the second Magpie singing is how they sound. Thank you Victoria
@@wildhomevideos You're welcome. To me, it's perfect
Magpies have a funny sound 🤣, thanks for sharing
I think so too! It's a bit yodelling but with screeching mixed in. Thank you for watching!
Fantastic!!! What a great capture!!!
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Tremendous! Thanks for sharing 👍
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