As I sit on my back deck and evening falls in a soft shimmer of gold I notice this lone kookaburra ascending to the highest point he can find, to survey his kingdom.
As I sit on my back deck and evening falls in a soft shimmer of gold I notice this lone kookaburra ascending to the highest point he can find, to survey his kingdom.
Lord of all he surveys 🙂 🙂
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He’s certainly the king pin up there…
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Nice one, Pauline!
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Thanks Sue
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Have you ever seen a picture of the highest point in Kansas? It is tourist destination. . . a rather flat and uninteresting tourist destination. I SO want to go there.
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Googled it. What a strange sculpture…
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A familiar sight, albeit a crow/starling/fieldfare/chaffinch instead of that kookaburra.
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They like being up high.all the birds try to claim it, different ones at different times
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[…] The highest point – Living in Paradise… […]
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Kookaburras at sunset are fine. It’s kookaburras at dawn, waking me up early on my weekends, that are not fine. 🙂
They’re so distinctive in outline and voice.
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Oh yes that raucous, cackling chorus. We have a small nature park at the end of the street, do I need to say more!!! Happy Christmas to you LD
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That shape silhouette on a wire isn’t one I’ve seen before!
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You would not have kookaburra in your place Gilly, but they are common over here
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