Thornbills of the genus Acanthiza are beautiful minute birds often only seen as a moving brown blob. Here with a lot of difficult photographic perseverence Plumes of OZ presents them in the their Australian bush Habitat
Very interesting - I still can't decide if the little bird coming to my window is a Tasmanian Thornbill, he's very dinky & has a sort of rasping "Hellow" call - we have lots of rose bushes, tea trees and other scrubby bushes around our rural 1-acre of garden, lots of Fairy Wrens, Eastern Spinebills, goldfinches, blackbrids & too many pesky Noisy Miner birds. Shall check out more of your videos, lovely filming (just wish I could mute the music!!) I love hearing all the birds and finding out more about their intriguing antics.
