In this video, a hungry kookaburra eats a worm we found in our mulch/compost pile in the garden.
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Cool, Thanks Mark
I’ve heard that worm goes well with humus.
I don't give my Kookaburras my worms. Baby scrub pythons do the trick lol
I loved this!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
cute dog
Kiddin' me? He'll eat all the organic worms you toss his way. Don't kookaburra's have a kinda peacock like cry? Greetings from the rapidly cooling down northern hemisphere.
beauty, but very noisy, birbs
What a cutie
It blows my mind, being from America, that those are just running around lol. Then again you Australians are blown away the fact I have grizzly bears in my backyard relatively often
nice
Cute!
Wow, this really is a treat! I'm in the U.S. – we don't have kookaburras here. Thank you!
Worm, what worm?
Beautiful
When I'm working in the garden the blackbirds sometimes wait next to the place where I'm digging for worms to appear. They don't even let me finish but dive in as soon as they see one
I remember singing a sing about these birds in elementary school.
I've seen then eat baby brown snakes. LOL