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by pennifold 27 Apr 2018 ( edited Apr 29'18 00:57 )
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I just wanted to share with you our "weird Kookaburra". This bird has given us so much grief! He constantly smashes into our windows and actually broke the glass pane in my window closest to this tree. He hasn't gone away from when they had their chick back at Christmas time!

He flies onto the deck railing, he goes into the tree where there is a hole and puts his beak into it. As I write this the Minor birds are gathering around him and chirping like mad. He's just looking at them!
He flies into our neighbour's windows and they've had him too.
We were hoping he would just go off and find a mate, so here's praying he does. Love Chris
1. Kookaburra looking at me sideways!
2. The Minor bird is on the branch to his right.

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Comments (9)
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by 02kar 27 Apr 2018
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My goodness, he is a persistent bird. I hope he figures out he is safer elsewhere. I hat to think of him injuring or killing himself.
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by pennifold 28 Apr 2018
Thanks Karen, we too would love him to figure that he should be somewhere else! Love Chri
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by dragonflyer 28 Apr 2018
+9
Here is hoping he finds another place to go...I don't recall such a fuss from him when he had his mate and chicks in the years past...
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by pennifold 28 Apr 2018
Hi Kim, no this bird is one of the siblings of the original parents. He is such a pest! Love Chris
by dragonflyer 28 Apr 2018
Oh, I see...a "rowdy teenager"!
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by shirley124 28 Apr 2018
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I hope he/she finds a new mate and a new home. I do love Kookaburras but not when they break your windows. Hugs
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by pennifold 28 Apr 2018
Hi Shirley, we too hope he finds a new place. Love Chris
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by cfidl 28 Apr 2018
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Wow! They have been a joy in your life til now. I hope things get back to normal soon.
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by pennifold 28 Apr 2018
Hi Chris, yes, we hope so too. Love Chris
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by hightechgrammy 28 Apr 2018
+7
I think he is really cute. He reminds me of our Stellar Jays, a bit sassy and beautiful. What kind of tree is that?
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by pennifold 28 Apr 2018
Hi Jan, this is a Eucalyptus Gum Tree - we think it is the Scribbly Gum Rossii, but there are so many different genus. They can grow to over 25 metres and are very common on the east coast of Australia. Love Chris
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by kustomkuddle 28 Apr 2018
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Such a lovely bird to be caring on so. Sounds like he has some growing up to do. Hehehe (Somewhere else of course!)
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by pennifold 29 Apr 2018
Yes, Debbie, that's what we would love to happen!!!!!! Love Chris
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by dee 28 Apr 2018
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Last year my daughter had a bird fly against the window in the den. The cat would sit on the floor ad watch it. I tried to sit in a chair and read but it drove me crazy. Kept it up for quite a while. It was a smaller bird than the one you have flying against your window. You would think a couple of times hitting the window it would get hurt.
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by pennifold 29 Apr 2018
Our Kookaburras have an amazingly strong beak Damaris and they can break glass easily, especially after hitting the same spot time and time again! Love Chris
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by gerryvb 28 Apr 2018
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so he's back again...back for another chapter in the Kookaburra book....
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by pennifold 29 Apr 2018
Yes, unfortunately! Love Chris
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by lbrow 29 Apr 2018
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Oh dear. Let's hope another will attract his/her attention and they elope.
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by pennifold 29 Apr 2018
We are hoping that as well Miss Lillian, love Chris