Flying Fox feed at Batreach, Kuranda
Flying Foxes or Fruit Bats which have been injured find a haven at Batreach, Kuranda, in the Far North of Australia. Volunteers work tirelessly to rehabilitate the animals for release back into the wild. For more info visit batreach.com
Barron Falls Kuranda - Australia
Barron Falls Kuranda - Australia
Australia-Cairns/Kuranda (World Heritage Rainforest) Part 8
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Kuranda Village:
The picturesque mountain retreat of Kuranda Village is just 25km northwest of Cairns in Far North Queensland, Australia and is surrounded by World Heritage Rainforest.
Kuranda is well known as the Village in the Rainforest and has been attracting visitors for well over a century. Initially people came to admire the mighty Barron Falls, while artisans were attracted to the region's natural beauty and decided to call it home, creating a vibrant arts and craft culture.
Today people flock to this tiny village to enjoy both of these things, the stunning natural beauty and the relaxed atmosphere of the local markets, selling unique souvenirs and gift items. The Village in the Rainforest is open 7 days a week and Tourism Kuranda invites you to spend some time enjoying the many things to see and do in this little piece of paradise.
Barrron Falls~Kuranda•*¨*•♥
Some filming and photos from my 3 weeks holiday in tropical far north Queensland. While visiting the Barron Falls at Kuranda the rain came pouring down!
But the Atherton tablelands are beautiful...I love the rainforests!
with love, Willemina.•*¨*•♥
June 2014.
Ps...more videos coming soon without rain!㋡.•*¨*•♥
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ever Seen The Rain Lyrics;
Someone told me long ago there's a calm before the storm
I know, it's been comin' for some time
When it's over, so they say, it'll rain a sunny day
I know, shinin' down like water
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain?
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain
Comin' down on a sunny day?
Yesterday and days before, sun is cold and rain is hard
I know, been that way for all my time
'Til forever, on it goes through the circle, fast and slow
I know, it can't stop, I wonder
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain?
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain
Comin' down on a sunny day?
Yeah, I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain?
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain
Comin' down on a sunny day?
Performance by Aboriginals, Kuranda, Australia
Kuranda
Kuranda Cage1
Spectacled Flying Foxes in Release Cage at Bat Reach, Kuranda. These flying foxes will be held in this cage for a few weeks before being released into the wild.
Storm in Kuranda, tree falls down at BatReach
An intense, sudden storm rolled through Kuranda, Queensland, on January 19th, complete with hail and a whole lot of lightening. One of the trees here at BatReach fell victim to the high winds, and at least two more in the immediate vicinity were hit by lightening. Don't worry, the animals here were all safe!
GREY-HEADED FLYING FOX grabs the camera and sticks his finger into it
Grey-headed Flying Foxes (Pteropus poliocephalus) cared for by volunteer Kristy (from Melbourne) at BatReach Bat Rescue and Rehabilitation, Kuranda, Queensland, Australia. Volunteers work tirelessly to rehabilitate these megabats for release back into the wild. For more info visit batreach.com
Volpi volanti dalla testa grigia (pipistrello gigante appartenente alla famiglia degli Pteropodidi) accuditi da Kristy, una volontaria, presso il centro di riabilitazione Batreach a Kuranda, nello stato australiano del Queensland. I volontari lavorano senza sosta per riabilitare gli animali e rilasciarli di nuovo in libertà. Per ulteriori informazioni visita batreach.com
Zorros voladores de cabeza gris (murciélago gigante en la familia de Pteropodidi) atendidos por un voluntario en el centro BatReach rehabilitación en el estado australiano de Queensland. Los voluntarios trabajan sin descanso para rehabilitar y liberar a los animales a su hábitat natural. Para obtener más información, visite batreach.com
Raposas voadoras Grey-headed (morcego gigante na família de Pteropodidi) cuidada por um voluntário no centro de reabilitação BatReach no estado australiano de Queensland. Os voluntários trabalham incansavelmente para recuperar e liberar os animais de volta para a vida selvagem. Para mais informações visite batreach.com
Roussettes à tête grise (chauve-souris géante dans la famille de Pteropodidi) pris en charge par un volontaire au centre de réadaptation BatReach dans l'Etat australien du Queensland. Les bénévoles travaillent sans relâche pour remettre en état et libérer les animaux dans la nature. Pour plus d'informations, visitez batreach.com
Grey-Flughunde (Riesenfledermaus in der Familie der Pteropodidi) betreut von einem Freiwilligen im Rehabilitationszentrum BatReach im australischen Bundesstaat Queensland. Die Freiwilligen arbeiten unermüdlich daran, zu rehabilitieren und lassen Sie die Tiere wieder in die Freiheit. Für weitere Informationen besuchen batreach.com
灰头狐蝠（巨蝙蝠在家庭Pteropodidi），在澳大利亚昆士兰州在康复中心BatReach旅游的由志愿者照顾。志愿者不懈努力，以恢复和释放的动物放回野外。欲了解更多信息，请访问batreach.com
ハイガシラオオコウモリは（Pteropodidiの家族の中で巨大なコウモリ）クイーンズランド州、オーストラリアの状態にあるリハビリテーションセンターBatReachでボランティアによって世話。ボランティアがリハビリと野生に戻って動物を解放するために精力的に取り組んでいます。より多くの情報訪問のためbatreach.com
Grey-ulunan paglipad foxes (giant bat sa pamilya ng Pteropodidi) cared para sa sa pamamagitan ng isang volunteer sa pagbabagong-tatag sentro BatReach sa Australya estado ng Queensland. Ang boluntaryo gumagana tirelessly upang magpanibagong-buhay at bitawan ang mga hayop pabalik sa ligaw. Para sa higit pang impormasyon batreach.com pagbisita
Rubah terbang Grey-menuju (kelelawar raksasa di keluarga Pteropodidi) dirawat oleh seorang sukarelawan di pusat rehabilitasi BatReach di negara bagian Australia Queensland. Para relawan bekerja tanpa lelah untuk merehabilitasi dan melepaskan hewan kembali ke alam liar. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi batreach.com
الثعالب الطائرة الرمادية التي ترأسها (الخفافيش العملاقة في الأسرة من Pteropodidi) الرعاية من قبل المتطوعين في مركز إعادة التأهيل BatReach في ولاية كوينزلاند الاسترالية. المتطوعين يعملون بلا كلل لإعادة تأهيل والافراج عن الحيوانات مرة أخرى إلى البرية. لمزيد من المعلومات، يرجى زيارة batreach.com
Серый с головой летучие лисицы (гигантской летучей мыши в семье Pteropodidi) заботятся волонтером в реабилитационный центр BatReach в австралийском штате Квинсленд. Добровольцы работают неустанно, чтобы реабилитировать и освободить животных обратно в дикую природу. Для получения дополнительной информации посетите batreach.com
Grey-latające lisy (na czele giganta bat w rodzinie Pteropodidi) pod opieką wolontariusza w centrum rehabilitacji BatReach w australijskim stanie Queensland. Wolontariusze pracują bez wytchnienia, aby zrehabilitować i uwolnić zwierzęta z powrotem na wolność. Aby uzyskać więcej informacji, odwiedź stronę batreach.com
Guineu voladora de cap gris
Gråhovedet flyvende hund
Graukopf-Flughund
Grijskopvleerhond
灰頭狐蝠
Australia Trip 2016
Last summer I spent 6 weeks in Australia travelling, seeing family, and volunteering at a sanctuary for fruit bats and arboreal mammals.
It was one of the best experiences of my life and I cannot thank my family and Batreach Kuranda enough for making it possible.
Down the Kuranda Range on the Savannahlander
This is the view from the front of the Savannahlander as it heads down the Kuranda range late on a Saturday afternoon. Music:Doof Doof :) Video by mkloz:
Ginga at Kuranda Village 2/08
Kuranda Village in Cairns Australia with Ginga- baby koala
Roan walking Kuranda
Join 8 year old Roan on his stroll through Kuranda village...
Kuranda is a town on the Atherton Tableland in Far North Queensland, Australia.
In the late 1960s Kuranda was the place to be spectacular scenery, a wonderful climate, cheap living, grow your own food, do your own thing. So called hippy communes flourished for a few years. In the 1970s new settlers arrived; musicians and people with artistic talents and imagination pursuing an alternative lifestyle. Their unusual hand-built houses of bricks and timber were inspired by this unique place. Open-air market stalls sold locally grown produce and an abundance of hand made wares. Buskers and fortune-tellers entertained the crowds. The community prospered. The population grew fast with the improved road allowing commuters to work in Cairns and live in the clean atmosphere of Kuranda.
The Kuranda experience today is an amalgam of all that has gone before, a cosmopolitan and happy village community. The people who live here have a deep appreciation of the beauty around them, and a cheerful welcome for the visitor.
Spectacled Flying Fox mom and baby eating
Please forgive the sin of Vertical Video! This was recorded during my time volunteering at BatReach Kuranda, a rescue facility in Australia. Every so often you can see the baby licking his mom's mouth: that's how they learn what foods to eat.
Little Red Flying Fox Greeting
Frizwell aka Fuzzbucket is an orphaned Little Red Flying Fox, who was the first to greet me upon entering the aviary while volunteering at BatReach Kuranda in Queensland, Australia in January 2017. I had been eating lychee moments before, and his strong nose picked up on it! The Spectacled Flying Fox outside the enclosure is wild.
Although the incidence of rabies is grossly overstated by the media, handling flying foxes is discouraged unless you are trained and vaccinated against lyssavirus. If you find a sick or injured bat, call a wildlife rescuer.
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Bat hospital kuranda.mp4
Fruit bats or flying foxes at the Bat Hospital Kuranda
Kuranda, Wet Tropics, Tjapukai
Kuranda, Wet Tropics, Tjapukai
Casually Getting Cyclonic Winds At Work In Kuranda || ViralHog
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The video was recorded on 19/1/15 in Kuranda, QLD during a hailstorm, including strong damaging winds.
Kuranda and RainforeStation
Taking the train to the Kuranda village, visiting RainforeStation and return on the Skyrail
TillyWantsCuddles.MTS
I visited a bat rescue and rehabilitation centre in Kuranda, Far North Queensland Australia. They are a volunteer run rescue centre for Flying Foxes, Microbats and a range of small Marsupials. Hannah is the carer who lives on-site. Tilly is a 19 yrs old flaying fox bat which is an educational bat. Tilly loves being affectionate and wants cuddles;)