The kookaburra, often called the laughing kookaburra, is a large subgroup of the kingfisher bird. It is diurnal, meaning it is most active in the daytime. Kookaburras are commonly found in ...

At Bournda National Park in New South Wales, around 30 students have competed in the annual Bird Call Olympics. From the Kookaburra to the Woodland Duck, students from six Bega Valley schools took ...

A simple creation in his garden in the NSW town of Lithgow has provided a much needed space for a mother kookaburra to nest ...

When you feed them mincemeat, you're missing all of the bones that provide the kookaburra with calcium ... It's best to leave the birds alone and not feed them altogether. Instead, providing ...

Make sure that your sound is on so you can hear the kookaburra! While we don't get to see the bird, watch Loki's face as he ...

A woman takes her pet bird on her daily walk during the coronavirus lockdown, as he is "bored" at home. Siren, a kookaburra, might be native to Australia, but he is now regularly seen sitting on ...

Australians are well accustomed to swooping birds - there are plovers, noisy miners and even the kookaburra. But magpies are considered the ultimate "swoopy boy" and few people are without a story.