At Kings Park on a Saturday morning once again for a hour and a half while my son is at his course and saw the Kookaburras
out having their morning tea.
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Lovely and close! he looks nice and healthy
Well done!
Maybe he was going with the theory "The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
Great capture! :)
Excellent timing Shoop
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
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Awsome capture shoop! Love that down the hatch moment in the second one especially, the worm looks like a curly spring - hahaha, love it!
West Coast Tasmania
How they can spy those worms in the ground while they sit in the trees is beyond me.
I must try and spend a whole day just sitting in a tree and put my Kookaburra eyes on and see how many creepy crawly yummy things I could catch/spy if I was a Kookaburra.
Kerry - Perth, Western Australia.