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Thursday, 14 June 2012

Day 166/366


This photo is probably a case of spot the kookaburra!  

At work today I decided to go out for lunch.
I needed to clear my head.
Prince Alfred Park was in full sunshine and I sat on a park bench with my sandwich and paper back. 
A kookaburra came and sat on the bench next to mine.
When a fire engine or two drove by with the sirens blaring, the kookaburra (joined now by a second kookaburra) became vocal and laughed along with the sirens.
When I was growing  up I was told that kookaburras only laugh when it's about to rain or if they have spotted a snake for their dinner.
Does today prove this theory wrong?

I only had my mobile telephone with me, and hence the sad photo result.

8 comments:

  1. I've never seen a real kookaburra! So glad you got to hear them sing ;)

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    1. Oooo Laurie, kookaburras don't sing ... they really do laugh. Very loudly. But they are very friendly birds.

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  2. That photo's OK SP. Better than none - Dave

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    1. Thanks Dave,you're right...I look back at very poor snaps from the 60s & 70s but despite how bad they might be...they still bring back lovely memories.

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  3. It's a good phone photo and you made the most of the photographic opportunity :) I have noticed that Kookaburras laugh before rain, but they also seem to take great glee in laughing very early in the morning when my hubby decides to go out fishing.

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    1. I have to try and remember to take a point and shoot camera for these times.

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