View GoPro footage of a blackbird family in their nest (Auckland, Dec 2013). The adult female is brown with a variegated underside. The adult male is entirely black with a yellow bill. Blackbirds were introduced to New Zealand from 1862 on, and are now abundant throughout the country. They are usually seen as single birds or pairs. Blackbirds breed as solitary, monogamous pairs nesting species, nesting between August and February. Both sexes feed the chicks. The nestlings are blind and naked when hatched. This nest was located unusually close to the house and not far off the ground.
This montage contains 20 minutes of footage taken from about 8 hours of video recorded in 4K resolution.
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