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Kookaburras at dawn

Apr 23

Posted by Sarah Maddox

In my previous post about birdsong at dawn, I mentioned that dawn is a calm but not quiet time around here. One bird that was remarkable for its absence in yesterday’s video was the kookaburra. This morning the laughing cacklers made up for that!

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Posted on 2020/04/23, in Birds, Kookaburra and tagged australia, bird calls, BirdingAtHome, birds, birdsong, birdwatching, Kookaburras, Sydney birds. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.

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  1. PerchSpective's avatar PerchSpective | 2020/04/25 at 1:08 am

    Awesome morning sounds

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