I don't see them here in Paddo, Joe, but across in the inner-west, at Rozelle, I saw one two weeks ago. Hang on. Hang on. I heard one down on the harbour in Double Bay the other morning as my grand-daughter played in Steyn Park. Heard but did not see.
No kookaburras around here, heard an owl last evening but he was high in a tree surrounded by leaves. I well recall the song from my childhood. Nicely caught Joe. Paul at Leeds daily photo
Wonderful shot and what fond feelings I have for a bird I have never seen or heard, feelings brought through a familiar camp song from my childhood. Thanks for sharing him with us!
What a splendid little fellow!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot Joe,I listening to a kookaburra just today wondering if I could get a clear enough view of him.
ReplyDeleteNice! Wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. I would be thrilled to see this in person. I'm a fan of watching the birds! Wonderful photograph Joe.
ReplyDeleteI don't see them here in Paddo, Joe, but across in the inner-west, at Rozelle, I saw one two weeks ago. Hang on. Hang on. I heard one down on the harbour in Double Bay the other morning as my grand-daughter played in Steyn Park. Heard but did not see.
ReplyDeleteNo kookaburras around here, heard an owl last evening but he was high in a tree surrounded by leaves. I well recall the song from my childhood. Nicely caught Joe.
ReplyDeletePaul at Leeds daily photo
Wonderful shot and what fond feelings I have for a bird I have never seen or heard, feelings brought through a familiar camp song from my childhood. Thanks for sharing him with us!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie