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I hope he wasn't heralding more rain, oo, oo, oo, oo, ah, ah, ah, ah.
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I love Kookaburra's but every time I hear them laughing I just KNOW my arthritis is going to get so much worse. LOL!!!
Nice photo's. hugs n roses, Meganne
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I love Kookaburra's but every time I hear them laughing I just KNOW my arthritis is going to get so much worse. LOL!!!
Nice photo's. hugs n roses, Meganne
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It didnt utter a sound Meganne, He was just outside my kitchen door, maybe he thought I would feed him .
Meganne, do they really mean more rain? Cause I will be flooded out mine has been around most of last week.
Hugs sally
Hugs sally
Ahhhhhhhhhh i wanta see one for real never have lol
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Carolyn, When you arrive in a few days you will see one at my place.
ok looking forward to it.I have never seen a real one lol
Lovely photos! They are cute, only don't like the way they "laugh" at me!!!!! lol :)
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maybe they want you to be happy and laugh with them!!!! lol
He he....next time! :)
You Aussie gals do it to me every time! I just can't help but start singing an old Girl Scout song, Kookaburra Sits In the Ole Gum Tree...etc!
:-) Tks for sharing the cute pics!!
:-) Tks for sharing the cute pics!!
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Me toooooo! He's sooooo cute!
Yep, me too, and I bet that song will be stuck in my head for the rest of the day! LOL
thats what on my lips now too lol
Me too!!
Where are in in oz....I wonder if it is the same one that comes to my place! LOL they are so beautiful...
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In Springwood , in the Blue Mountains , how about you?
Kallangur north of brissy!
then I guess he is not the same one aye.
LOL
Monika
LOL
Monika
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justonlyme
17 Oct 2011
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What kind of tree is in the foreground? I've never been to Australia or anywhere even close. I'm surrounded by a fir and maple tree forest though. That is a very cool picture. Thank you for sharing!
Oh my goodness! I love wildlife, we have many birds here but I just think he is adorable!
Excellent pic, great bird, and yes I was singing in my head! Is that a gum tree? So he does sing and that means rain? thanks christine LLDS!
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no they are not gum tree.Sorry I dont know what they are.
Gum trees are a bluey green, with very tuff leaves , to deal with our climate .
Gum trees are a bluey green, with very tuff leaves , to deal with our climate .
There are many types of Gumtrees.
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aussiequilter
17 Oct 2011
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These are some gum trees in our front yard, they are about 60 foot tall.
nature is beautiful if you have the eye to see it! Thank you!!
The tree above his head looks like a Robinia tree Monika - do you think that it might be one? Does it have pendulous looking little flowers in springtime and does it go a really limey green? Doesn't matter really what it is anyway - Kookaburras are gorgeous wherever they are. We have them all the time. Love Chris
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No flowers Chris , just very green all summer and drops all its leave in the winter.The are in next doors yard.
One of the amazing and beautiful birds here in Australia. How lovely to have one so near to you. hugs Helen
Great pictures! Never seen a Kookaburra in person. How large of a bird are they? Kinda hard to tell from the pic. Hugs and *'s
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starlizard
17 Oct 2011
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That's such an interesting looking little fella (or missy?) that I had to go look it up in Wikipedia. So I've learned something this morning before my first sip of coffee... LOL! Thanks for sharing!
Cute little bird, how fun to wake up and find such a happy lil fellow perched on your fence..thanks for sharing the great feeling.
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susiesembroidery
17 Oct 2011
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Thank you for sharing this lovely picture of such a gogeous bird. Hope he keeps coming back for more visits. Nature is stunning!! Have a lovely day.***
Great photos .........
We have resident kookaburras in our gum trees, too. When I go out on the back deck one of them cook, cook, cooks to me - I don't know whether it's Mr K greeting me in a friendly way or Mrs K warning me off and away from her nest. I love to hear them talking and occasionally laughing long and loud.
AlmaG.
We have resident kookaburras in our gum trees, too. When I go out on the back deck one of them cook, cook, cooks to me - I don't know whether it's Mr K greeting me in a friendly way or Mrs K warning me off and away from her nest. I love to hear them talking and occasionally laughing long and loud.
AlmaG.