Brown Kookaburra? or young ones?
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vettepilot_6
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Sister sent me a photo from further up in Qld of couple of Kookaburras....What species are they? or are they just young ones?
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They are regular Laughing Kookaburras, still quite young and I suspect mostly just dirty but they would be interesting to see after the next moult.
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Thanks Danny..I suspected young, wasn't sure...maybe nest hollow got wet and muddied them up lol
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Dunno . .
The brown may be dirt but seems to follow a similar pattern in both birds
Oh for the good old days when it was quite legal to hold mutations of 'protected' birds such as these
Guy I know got a pretty good kick along from a 'white' black swan, back in the 70's
The brown may be dirt but seems to follow a similar pattern in both birds
Oh for the good old days when it was quite legal to hold mutations of 'protected' birds such as these
Guy I know got a pretty good kick along from a 'white' black swan, back in the 70's