Going for a walk in Sturt Gorge yesterday and foung quite a few birds and animals just trying to keep cool near some fast drying ponds, including this lovely Kooka.
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He does look hot ,I don't think I've ever seen a Kookaburra look so distressed they're normaly sitting out on a power line even in the blazzing sun
I haven't seen that either.He doesn't look to well
Then again, if you would see me in 46*, I don't look that good either. He could be an old bloke(?) or girl?
When I was young I loved the heat and always looked
and gorgeous. What year was that? , I can hear you say? To far back, so I hardly remember. As my daughter said the other day, looking at old photos: was that you Mum? O well, in my mind I'm still young and..... what was that again? I forgot.....
M-L
Ah, Araminta, the older we get the more our beauty comes from within.
Yes, he did look very hot. Was panting for the full minute or so I was watching him. He was about six metres away and about ten seconds after he flew off another Kooka launched itself from a branch no more than two metres away from me! He had been there the whole time,just so well camouflaged that I hadn't seen him/her. Scared the **** out of me :-)
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You get that I was stalking up on a y/t Cockatoo it was so quiet you could hear the leaves under my feet when the one I hadn't seen a metre over my head let out an almighty screech I nearly had a bowel movement and a heart attack at the same time
Would have made an interesting day for the paramedics.
