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Important to note that after taking this opportunity to record some devil vocalisations, I backed off & left them to it
— Dr David Hamilton (@davidghamilton1) January 7, 2022
The noises being made are a threat display, so the little devil thinks their scary noises worked a treat! pic.twitter.com/2m7Rm2cgXi
