Bin Chicken: A Bird or a Burden | Short Documentary

A short nature documentary on the Australian White Ibis a.k.a. the Bin Chickens and their stay in City of Sydney. This is a closer look on the birds from an ecological perspective. The documentary is presented in an expository style, but instead of hiring Attenborough, we got some random Asian kid instead.
This project is the third and last assignment of the Production Project/ Documentary Class in the second trimester of The Film and Television Production Course in JMC Academy Sydney.

[@mxandrew]

i love him

[@Frz45]

I want a pet Bin Chicken.

[@SidneyCritic]

10,000, frick, I have 10,000 just in my backyard.

[@feralmagick7177]

In Florida we have the white ibis, and I love to watch them hang out on the sides of the road and in the retention ponds and in the swamps, but it absolutely tickled me pink to learn they were smart enough to learn they could use their beaks to fish in the cans for food AND they're called Bin Chickens!

[@crazydragy4233]

:0 Love it! Quite glad I got here on accident, as hilarious as the hate train vids for these beauties are it’s nice to get a different and more open-minded perspective.

[@freelanceopportunist559]

I love them bin chickens

[@maxsonthonax1020]

Hmm.

[@louisharrington-edmans6737]

nail technician/bin chicken enthusiast

[@hotaruishere2133]

DO YOU GUYS LITERALLY CALL THEM BIN CHICKENS?!?!?!?! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@transkryption]

sure do ua-cam.com/video/w4dYWhkSbTU/v-deo.html

[@lakodamon]

Only in the Sydney area

[@leighharris71]

@@lakodamon It ain't just Sydney mate, we've called them bin chickens in Brissie for donkey's years. The bin chicken will be the mascot for the 2032 Olympics!!

[@6c45pi]

2:33 where does this chick live where rats are invading her home? Is this Sydney she is talking about?

[@Mike-me3sp]

She didn't say rats were invading HER home. But rats historically do live in human homes and environments (where food is). I think that's what she meant.

[@SmilingIbis]

Rats get into homes. They just do.