The Kookaburra Cafe is Open

We sometimes get Kookaburras coming to the kitchen window to see why the butcher birds are always hanging out there.

The kookaburras a by far the dominant species and when they come to the window like this, we always end up with the butcher birds inside as they fly away from the approaching kookaburras.

There is an iconic café in Brisbane called the "Kookaburra Café". Great pizzas (made with real kookaburras. LOL not really, just great pizzas - no kookaburra)

[Diana]

They are so beautiful! Sitting there patiently waiting. Fav

[Sam]

FAV FAV FAV

[Joanna kate]

Great to get the two together

[Denise Wood]

Would love them at my window :) fav

[Valerie Chesney]

How delightful for you, they look young......Fav

[Peter]

What a superb capture, lovely composition, focus and depth of field Terry, Fav:)

[sally agnew]

Love their bright eyes full of anticipation :)

[Wylie]

Gorgeous birds😊

[Babs]

Ha ha, I bet the butcher bird wishes that the pizzas were made with real kookaburras.

[Pam Knowler]

Just fabulous!! I love all the birds that visit your garden Terry!! It must be fun to watch the butcher birds escaping the kookaburras!! So kind of you and Rhona to invite them inside!! Fav!

[Rosie Kind]

Great shot - Fav

[Debbie]

2 little dicky birds sitting on a wall.. I wonder what they are looking at.

[Leana Niemand]

Oh, so cute!

[Elyse Klemchuk]

They are so cute together at the window cafe!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

lovely capture, mine have been looking so wet these past few days of rain, yours look bright and ready for anything :)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

These guys have a perpetual smile on their beaks!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Ron]

The technical aspects of this one are not quite in line and of the quality of your prior shot, but still quite good! They look so unimposing!

[Vesna]

They are so beautiful!

[Trinda Love]

Nice to know someone who knows about these birds. As a child we sang a song about them, "Kookaburra sitting on an old gum tree, eating all the gumdrops he could see . . ."