Saturday, February 18, 2023

Kookaburra on a tree, Grampians

 


I recalled this one was so loud that it took a little walk to approach her. She did not move at all. 


Panasonic G9

Leica 12-60mm f2.8-4


Linking Saturday's Critter

29 comments:

  1. ...I know a song about the kookaburra, but little about the bird.

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  2. Beautifully composed photo! It has such a distinctive call.

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    1. You call it poetically. It is basically like baby crying at night

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  3. I know the song too! I'd love to see (and hear) one in person.

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  4. Hubo suerte y se dejó capturar, por tu cámara.
    Feliz fin de semana.

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    1. Ginny, I agree. A lady totally in control of her spot in nature.

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  6. Una bella ave la que lograste hacer una foto magistral.

    Saludos.

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  7. Lucky have so beautiful birds at hand. I like it.

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  8. Don't often see a kookaburra down here expect when in the bush or houses near the bush.
    They are beautifully marked.

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  9. I remember them well from my one and only trip down-under. Intereting birds.

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  10. Great picture of a really cool looking bird. I do like the Kookaburra.

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  11. Hello :=)
    Super capture of the Kookaburra, which I know little about, but it's a beauty.

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  12. Great shot, it is a beautiful bird. I would love to hear their sounds. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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  13. What a good pose too. You were so fortunate to get to photograph this bird!

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  14. I love hearing their calls...they make me smile!
    Have a super week ahead, and thanks for sharing your post & photo(s) with us at IRBB!

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