JeremyFilmsThings

Australian wildlife filmmaker
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I've managed to capture my best shots yet of these superb fairywrens 🧚🏼‍♂️

Shot using the C70 and C50 alongside the RF 200-800mm lens. I'm enjoying this gear so much that I'm dreading having to return it 😤

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For those from the Australian east coast, this is the sound of home. 🦜

P.s. A lyrebird filled in because the kookaburra was unavailable. 😄

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Musk and rainbow lorikeets. 🦜

I have been preoccupied with my lyrebird documentary, so I haven't spent much time filming for social media recently. To make up for it, here is some footage of lorikeets from a bit back.

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It is tough to tell what is real these days with AI everywhere. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that some of you think my work isn't authentic 😶

Please rest assured that my posts have always provided a real and honest glimpse into Australian wildli...

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I'm starting to go through your questions, and this is a wonderful one to kick things off! Any other queries about lyrebirds? Send them to the comments and I might just make a video response 🪶

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The animals people in Australia get wrong most often, judging by my comments section. 😅

Were you surprised by these results? No need to feel bad—I was convinced ravens were crows until I was older. 😶

I'm offering 10 points if you can successfully i...

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Lyrebird mimicry with species labels, part two! 🐦‍⬛🦜

I’m doing this again because the first one was a hit. If you’re asking how a blackbird from the north ended up in this video, it’s because they were introduced to Australia back in the 1850s. Our ...

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A look at some of the wonderful wildlife I’ve encountered so far in 2026 🦜🦞

As 2026 begins, just a reminder that I pay for these travels myself and am not compensated for this content. You can support my work and help with these costs via the link o...

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Lyrebirds are known to be masters of mimicry, so I thought I would label some of the calls this individual can replicate. 🗣️

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Wrapping up 2025, I'm sharing my 10 most cherished moments. My top pick was a real highlight, and I owe a huge thanks to the donors who enabled the expedition. I really appreciate it. As we enter 2026, I plan to keep documenting wildlife, but it is a...

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A few tawny frogmouths showed up in my mum’s yard, so naturally I rushed over to get some footage of them. 🎥🦉
There were actually three of them in the same tree at one point!

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I put a camera at a lyrebird mound and this guy finally came along 🪶

I’m going to do a Q&A via video, so leave a comment if you have questions about lyrebirds or anything else. I might answer your question with a reel in the next few weeks 🙌🏼
I enco...