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Amazing Australian Birds-3

Australia has some pretty amazing birds; the swans are black instead of white, cassowaries are up to metres tall and can kill a man, Jesus birds that walk on water, little birds that laugh like demented old witches, and the emu, which recently was declared the world's dumbest bird in a bird-IQ test by a Canadian scientist.

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Kites

Birdwatching in Australia; brahminy kite
Brahminy kite
Photo by Dan Irby

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Kookaburra

Birdwatching in Australia; kookaburra

Australian bird famous for its laughing call, member of the Kingfisher family. Can be spotted throughout coastal Australia particularly in the east and south-west.

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Lorikeets

Birdwatching in Australia; rainbow lorikeet
Rainbow lorikeet
Photo by Bethwyn Boyt-Cullis

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Mad-woman-laughing bird

Birdwatching in Australia;  mad woman laughing bird or red necked crake

Officially known as the red necked crake, this nocturnal bird produces a call similar to a laughing old witch in a Walt Disney movie.

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Magpie

Birdwatching in Australia; mag pie

This bird is common throughout Australia and best known for its melodious song, typically heard at dawn. They also have a nasty habit of swooping on unsuspecting visitors that come too close to their nests. In Melbourne these attacks have inspired a website; if you want to minimize the risk of being attacked riding your bike around Melbourne, there is a website step-hen.com/magpie where you can find where the magpies nest and avoid these places.

 

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Magpie geese

Birdwatching in Australia;  magpie geese
Photo by Mangrove Adventures

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Papuan frog mouth


Photo by Mangrove Adventures

Pelicans

Pelicans are funny looking birds, and strange too, check out this video of a pelican eating a duck....


Photo by Mark Maupin

Starlings

Birdwatching in Australia;  metallic starlings
Photo by Mangrove Adventures

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Storks

Birdwatching in Australia; black necked stork
Photo by Mangrove Adventures

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