I can't be sure, but I thought this might be the juvenile
I haven't moved --- but the Kookaburra seems to be watching any little birds that fly overhead
here's the family, high in the Angophora tree yesterday morning
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Oh, they are just so adorable...thanks!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteSome great shots Carole especially with them in a group.
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR SHOTS OF THIS AMAZING BIRD. WOULD LOVE TO SEE ONE OF THESE IN REAL LIFE. PRETTY LONG FLIGHT THOUGH.
ReplyDeleteI would do anything to get one my backyard, they are precious.
ReplyDeleteHello, again Carole!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful birds!! Great shot!
It is always happy to see such a good couple!
Have a happy day!
They are such neat birds - and that's a really substantial bill they have! Super shots!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful birds and what have beautiful plumage.
ReplyDeleteA very nice and a great start flight snapshots.
A kiss, Carole :)
Great photos, Carole.
ReplyDeleteAll pictures are very well photographed, my compliments.
Picture 1,4 and 7 are my favorite.
Greetings Irma
they're just adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteHow delightful to catch the whole family! Excellent shots!
ReplyDeleteAn impressive bird and that Beak... such power.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured!
What great shots, well done. Diane
ReplyDeleteOh ! What gorgeous birds !
ReplyDeleteGreetings
They sure are sweet, Carole!
ReplyDeleteCarole wonderful series on your Kookaburra. They are one of my favorites from your part of the world. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteKookaburra's are one of my favourite birds, you captured these guys beautifully.
ReplyDeleteInquisitive little thing! Great photos of the family!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos with beautiful plumage detail. You were lucky to have a whole family close that you could watch and photograph.
ReplyDeleteThey are such interesting looking birds! Their beaks are almost too big for their head. Still, very pretty, and your photos are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting birds! and great photos of them!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, we have a few that visit here but they are always too far away but you sure know they are around when they laugh.
ReplyDeleteMerle.................
Hi Carole Great series of close up shot of this bird. I can make the sound of a Kookaburra but you don't want to be standing too close to me!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's one good looking family!
ReplyDeleteJan
Beautiful birds and great series of shots! They do have an interesting call.
ReplyDeletewow.... three of them.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the Kookaburra song.
Dearest Carole M;
ReplyDeleteThey are SO sweet looking♡♡♡ Personally, I was fascinated by the taking off shot as well♪♪♪
Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Wonderful shots of the kookaburras.
ReplyDeleteOh my they look so "fluffy". You got some wonderful shots of them.
ReplyDeleteThese birds are so lovely! Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteSuch cool birds. Love all of your images. I live seeing different species from around the glove.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of this adorable bird.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of your Kookaburra family and the gyrations of the young one.
ReplyDeleteexceptional images and such great info...thanks!!
ReplyDeleteTruly a wonderful series Carole, and I think this bird really cute :-)
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