I awoke as the first rays of dawn came streaming in through the wall of glass that is the North side of our bedroom. The red-gold light spilling in from the East cast an unmistakable silhouette across the closet doors. I bolted out of bed and grabbed my camera. It didn't even flinch as I pulled open the door and crept out onto the balcony. It eyed me with curiosity as I walked slowly towards it until it was no more than an arms length away. I felt a distinct vibration of arrogance as it cocked its head and posed for me. I reckon with a beak like that, a kookaburra really doesn't need to fear much.
08 May 2008
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so cute!!!!! I want to have one as a pet!!!
Beautiful!
Paula
What a totally un-Yank experience!
How thoughtful of Australia to reveal her charm in such a cool way.
Mommalinda
Superb.
And doubly so that your camera was to hand.
They can give you a mighty nip, if you're not careful when feeding them (sausages).
They like pastrami, too. And on occasion will allow one to swat them repeatedly on the rump with a peice of dried linguine.
Wow! Marty Stouffer would be proud of that shot!chloe_spark
Beautiful! I have only seen a few sitting in trees as driving along the road. Gave me chills looking at your picture.
Now *that* is awesome.
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