Post up your Kookaburra pictures

[dmdigital]

I'll kick it off...





This one's my favourite portrait (as shot) as it was very close up.


So anyone else got a few Kookaburra shots?

[Bushie]

These are a bit older






Martyn

[Chucaro]

Nice photos with very nice details.
I am in Hobart now returning home some time in January (if the Dr give the Ok)
I have in my page few captures of kookas, here are some:

[austastar]

Hi,
love the top photo, very nicely done.
cheers

[dullbird]

I believe this is a type of kookaburra
it has beautiful blue wings

[rovercare]

Quality phone camera

[Captain_Rightfoot]

They do prefer their fish crumbed...

[dmdigital]

There's some great shots so far and it shows the diversity of Kookaburras that we have.

I still haven't got a shot of one from up here. They are rather allusive and they don't laugh. Yes, obviously Arnhem Land isn't that funny a place if you're a bird

Keep them coming

[Captain_Rightfoot]

There's some great shots so far and it shows the diversity of Kookaburras that we have.

I still haven't got a shot of one from up here. They are rather allusive and they don't laugh. Yes, obviously Arnhem Land isn't that funny a place if you're a bird

Keep them coming

Long story but I've spent sometime on an island off the coast on the southern end of the Wthsundays. The kookas there don't laugh either but have a completely different call. Perhaps due to the isolation they have developed that.

[Redback]

Long story but I've spent sometime on an island off the coast on the southern end of the Wthsundays. The kookas there don't laugh either but have a completely different call. Perhaps due to the isolation they have developed that.

Yes they would be Blue Winged Kookaburras, they sound more like monkeys, while up the Cape we heard them, for a while we couldn't believe it was Kookaburras making the sound
Blue Wing Kookaburra



Southern or laughing Kookaburra


Baz.