Watch the birdie - from Brett Debritz

I recently made a video near Brisbane City Hall and published it as a short film in mine YouTube account.

I didn't notice until a commentator pointed out that it was crashed by an Ibis.

If you are so enthusiastic, you can take a look at it Here And see if you can see it.

In the meantime, Adrian Schrinner (According to the ABC on the election night, “90 percent of Australians have never heard) an image (above) Say on social media:

“Bluey called. She wants her version of the city council logo of the city council of Brisbane back to give our Council Logo in a real Brisbane style a cheeky revision -including what do you think, should we make it an official version?”

All of this makes me think about the Ibis and their Brisbane connections.

According to the example of the mayor, I consulted and enter Chatgpt: “Tell me briefly about the Ibis, why it is called” Bin Chicken “and its connection to Brisbane, Australia.”

Here (with a few corrections from Americans to Australian English, but brave guy) the AI had to say:

The Ibisspecific the Australian White Ibis (Thresenkiornis Molucca) is a local bird that is known for its long, curved beak and exhaust gas behavior. It has the nickname “I'm chicken” Because in many urban areas – especially in cities like Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne – It is often seen how it browses through garbage containers for Essen. This behavior developed as Ibis, which had adapted to urban environments due to losses in the living space and droughts in Germany.

Connection to Brisbane:

Brisbane It has become one of the urban strongholds of the Ibis, the bird being both loved and detested.
The ibis has become something of A Local cultural iconin Memes, goods and satirical art.
It is even presented in Brisban's local humor and festivalssymbolize the quirky adaptation of wild animals to city life.

Does it summarize that?

Do you feel an affinity with the Ibis or do you prefer not to be so widespread in the city?

And how long does it take for us to see a character based on Bin Chicken, which is anointed as a mascot for the 2032 Olympic Games?

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Watch the birdie – from Brett Debritz

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