Kirsty Costa (Host)

And more importantly, really important birds are living alongside us as well.

You know, the purple crown lorikeet in the KFC car park and the regent honey are in the Woolworths car park is a reminder that we've got to really look after our local spaces too.

So I love that that's a thing, but I also laugh a lot and you can go into the bush and it could be so quiet.

And you can come back to the car park and it is pumping.

It's just the best.

It's the best.

I think lots of people will be laughing as they hear this.

I am loving this conversation so much.

That was a great question, Hugh.

Many thanks and also many thanks for all the work that you do in bird conservation as well.

Our next question is from Kirstie I, and I've actually reached out to Andrew Skiok, who people will know from the last episode, our dawn chorus expert, to answer it.

Thanks so much, Andrew.

And thanks so much for such a great question, Kirsty.

We're now going to shift gears and talk about bird migration.

There were lots of different questions that came through from listeners about this topic.

And apologies that we weren't able to answer them all.

I'll collate them and answer them in future Weekend Bird episodes for you.

Okay, let's have a listen to a question from Brooke Y. Hi, Kirsty.

We love it in our house.

Great question, Brooke.