Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
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50% of the funds will be donated to various wildlife charities and the other 50% will go towards production costs of future videos allowing me to create higher quality videos showcasing a wider range of Australian animals.
We've donated $300 to Wildlife Victoria, $200 to North Queensland Wildlife, $100 to Kiwi's New Life Bird Rescue, $100 to A Better Life for Foster Kids, $100 to Bicycles For Humanity, $100 to St Vincent de Paul Society, $400 to rare genetic diseases + $728 donated from our amazing fans.
Please check with your local wildlife experts before offering any food to the native wildlife in your area. What I offer these birds is an occasional treat and only a tiny portion of their overall diet.
More information can be found at these resources:
https://www.brisbanebirdvet.com.au/wp-content/uploads/Good-Practice-when-Feeding-Wild-Birds.pdf
https://www.wombaroo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wombaroo-Bird-Booklet.pdf
Backyard Birds of Australia Cute Birb Videos
Subscribe for weekly Aussie bird videos! 🦜
If you would like to support Australian wildlife and the production of future videos you can buy me a $1 coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/bboa
50% of the funds will be donated to various wildlife charities and the other 50% will go towards production costs of future videos allowing me to create higher quality videos showcasing a wider range of Australian animals.
We've donated $300 to Wildlife Victoria, $200 to North Queensland Wildlife, $100 to Kiwi's New Life Bird Rescue, $100 to A Better Life for Foster Kids, $100 to Bicycles For Humanity, $100 to St Vincent de Paul Society, $400 to rare genetic diseases + $728 donated from our amazing fans.
Please check with your local wildlife experts before offering any food to the native wildlife in your area. What I offer these birds is an occasional treat and only a tiny portion of their overall diet.
More information can be found at these resources:
https://www.brisbanebirdvet.com.au/wp-content/uploads/Good-Practice-when-Feeding-Wild-Birds.pdf
https://www.wombaroo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wombaroo-Bird-Booklet.pdf
Backyard Birds of Australia Cute Birb Videos
