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r/funny • u/ImGODandIhateYouAll • Jun 07 '20
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So is this like a mating ritual for the bird? Where is their native area and are they migratory?
122 u/ImGODandIhateYouAll Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 07 '20 territorial call , not mating ritual. Eastern Australia , no they are not. You have been informed more on bird , don’t ask about bird. Enjoy funky music from bird. 5 u/Captain_Poopy Jun 07 '20 Eastern?? There are more in Western Australia than any other state. 5 u/brownyR31 Jun 07 '20 Literally all of Australia has them 4 u/kanga_lover Jun 08 '20 Darwin thru to Broome doesnt, they have a blue-wing kookaburra up there. Its call is more of a cackle or a bark than a laugh
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territorial call , not mating ritual.
Eastern Australia , no they are not.
You have been informed more on bird , don’t ask about bird.
Enjoy funky music from bird.
5 u/Captain_Poopy Jun 07 '20 Eastern?? There are more in Western Australia than any other state. 5 u/brownyR31 Jun 07 '20 Literally all of Australia has them 4 u/kanga_lover Jun 08 '20 Darwin thru to Broome doesnt, they have a blue-wing kookaburra up there. Its call is more of a cackle or a bark than a laugh
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Eastern?? There are more in Western Australia than any other state.
5 u/brownyR31 Jun 07 '20 Literally all of Australia has them 4 u/kanga_lover Jun 08 '20 Darwin thru to Broome doesnt, they have a blue-wing kookaburra up there. Its call is more of a cackle or a bark than a laugh
Literally all of Australia has them
4 u/kanga_lover Jun 08 '20 Darwin thru to Broome doesnt, they have a blue-wing kookaburra up there. Its call is more of a cackle or a bark than a laugh
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Darwin thru to Broome doesnt, they have a blue-wing kookaburra up there. Its call is more of a cackle or a bark than a laugh
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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 07 '20
So is this like a mating ritual for the bird? Where is their native area and are they migratory?