Kookaburras Format: Glass plate negative Tyrrell Photographic Collection, Powerhouse Museum
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Kookaburras Format: Glass plate negative Tyrrell Photographic Collection, Powerhouse Museum
This little fellow is another friend 💕
Birds of Oz
I am SO sure that my local kookaburra knows I’m obsessed with him because anytime I hear him or see him in my backyard I’m running and pressing my face (and phone camera) to the glass with the giddiest smile on my face.
Also he’s looked right at me with all the judgement a bird with mocking laughter for birdsong can have. I love him.
Superb Lyrebird mimics other birdlife | EarthSounds: Australian Forests
Lyrebirds are master mimics. A female lyrebird will choose a partner who does the most accurate impressions. 70% of this male's repertoire is mimicry, learned from listening to older lyrebirds and copying them. Listen to a lyrebird mimic other birdlife
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