At The Basin, Kuringi Chase in North
Sydney this Kookaburra had found a
bite and a half
turned it this way
and that
and felt rather smug after getting it down
and off he went to find some other
tourist tit bit
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great shots! so darn cute they are!
ReplyDeleteI do love the Kookaburra bird and your captures are delightful as always, Arija! Hope your week is off to a great start!! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteNice shots.Looks like he had to work for that food.
ReplyDeleteLove your birds. I know this is a friend who loves to hang out at your place. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteIt is a long, long time since I have seen a kookaburra close by. Thank you for the beautiful reminder.
ReplyDeleteThat was an amazing shot of such a beautiful bird species I love it. ♥
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Fantastic series of shots of the bird.
ReplyDeleteI love mealtime shots! And I love this bird. I just wish a great.grandchild were here so I could show him the picture and teach him it's wonderful name!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of this bird's lunch time. I think my daughter lived quite near this are of North Sydney
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful bird the Kookaburra is. Great photos Arija!
ReplyDeleteFantastic series, Arija !
ReplyDelete"Mahlzeit" to the bird :-)
I love seeing Kookaburras on Australian blogs. Your pictures are no exception Arija. Nice camera work.
ReplyDeleteyikes.... good thing he didn't choke on that one!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant pictures
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat looking bird and a good hunter too.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing the bird eat! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThey are splendid birds - we had a lot of fun watching them eat earthworms the last time we were in the Grampians. Never seen them doing that in close up before.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
i was so surprised by kookaburras when i finally made their acquaintance, i had fun watching them in hall's gap--i only knew of them from a silly song we sang as kids.
ReplyDeleteAwesome kookaburra shots! Loved the last one especially!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots! They're adorable.
ReplyDeleteI just think that these chaps are so wonderful and love when you all from Australia share them with us. We can see them only in cages. I apologize for my tardiness, but Thursday and Friday seem to be my best blogging days. The husby uses the desktop only and I have use to laptop, but it is not so easy to work blogging from compared to the desktop~
ReplyDeletesuch an interesting looking bird.
ReplyDeleteloved seeing your photos of it Arija!
i have not skated on my ponds, but they are so frozen that one could now. some winters they freeze and thaw on and off. they might be frozen for the season this year, we shall see. I don't actually know how to skate, might be fun to slide across ;-)