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Juvenile Australian native Laughing Kookaburra

Taken in Bensville on the Central Coast of NSW, Australia.

Kookaburra on the Fence

An Australian laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) perched on a branch, surrounded by a backdrop of vibrant green foliage. Its distinctive plumage and iconic large beak stand out.

Two Australian kookaburra sit in opposing directions on a steel fence

Closeup Laughing Kookaburra, side view, white background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

A Kookaburra cocks it's head with a pale green background.

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Australian kookaburra on the cloths line

Vertical closeup photo of a young wild kookaburra sitting on a railing watching for food to eat.

Kookaburra at the sunset.

Kookaburra trying to detach a snake caught on a barbed wire fence

Australian native Laughing Kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) extremely close up

Closeup Laughing Kookaburra sitting on bamboo fence, white background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

A Kookaburra perches on a fence, looking outward.

An Australian laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) perched on a branch, surrounded by a backdrop of vibrant green foliage. Its distinctive plumage and iconic large beak stand out.

A portrait of a Laughing Kookaburra looking straight at the camera. The Kookaburra is sitting on a bamboo fence in a backyard in NSW Australia. The Laughing Kookaburra is one of four species of kookaburras and it is mostly found in eastern Australia. It is a member of the kingfisher family and is normally an off-white colour, with brown on its back and wings. It also has a dark brown stripe over its eyes. As their name suggests, Laughing Kookaburras have a loud laugh or call that resembles a human laugh. They are delightful birds and mostly live in trees. They normally eat worms and insects, but sometimes eat larger prey such as frogs and small snakes. They are said to pair for life and both sexes share in raising their offspring.

Kookaburra, which is native to Australia, but this individual has been living wild since at least 2015 in the Glemsford area, Suffolk England UK. Picture taken at Liston on the Essex and Suffolk border May 2024.

A laughing kookaburra perched on a branch. This iconic bird feeds on insects, small mammals, and reptiles.

Vertical closeup photo of a wild Kookaburra perched on the branch of a tree in the coastal rainforest. Byron Bay, subtropical north coast of NSW. Soft focus green background.

A cute kookaburra perched on a railing with blurred bush background in Daylesford, Victoria, Australia

Two Australian native Laughing Kookaburras

Laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) medium-sized bird, animal sits on a fence in a city park.

A close-up image of a bird perched on a wooden branch behind a wire mesh cage. The bird's detailed plumage and the sunlight create a vibrant and lifelike scene. The background showcases a soft, bokeh-effect that contrasts sharply against the cage, enhancing the artistic feel of the photograph.

Kookaburra at the sunset.

An Australian laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae) perched on a branch, surrounded by a backdrop of vibrant green blurred forest foliage

Blue-winged kookaburra on a wooden frame in Magnetic Island, QLD

Very sad image of an Australian kookaburra in a cage. Injured it is being nursed back to recovery.

Kookaburra on a wire fence

Vertical closeup photo of a wild kookaburra sitting on a railing watching for food to eat.

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