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"Tragedy is what happens to me, comedy is what happens to you" - Mel Brooks

My first photo for 2016, taken this morning 1/1/16 at Beerwah, Glass-hose Mountains. Queensland, Australia. Happy New Year to all my FLICKR friends.

Laughing Gulls and a bit of litter in the foam.

Indian River Inlet, Delaware.

Laughing Gull at Honeymoon Island, Dunedin, FL.

 

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OBX, NC, October 2022

Laughing Kookaburra

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Another of its family was high up on a tree opposite.

Raising and lowering of tails is part of their visual communication

…. take three years to reach adult plumage. Immature birds are always darker than most similar-sized gulls….😎😎

Belvide Reservoir, Staffordshire. North American species of gull, a few make it to Europe each year. Bird was mobile around the reservoir, and usually quite distant but eventually made it to the SE corner where it was quite close in. Lifer for me.

Watching birds from the deck of my brother's place in Engadine, NSW

…the laughing gull is the most dependable ally of the inshore fisher due to the fact that it prefers to steal rather than work…😎😎

I learnt a new thing about Black-Headed Gulls today! The species-specific part of their scientific name (Chroicocephalus ‘ridibundus’) means ‘laughing ‘ and comes from their ‘ke-ke-ke’ and ‘kverarrr’ calls. In view of this, the Black-Headed Gull is referred to as the ‘laughing’ gull in other languages, such as German.

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Houlover park

 

Sun its in low position to make sky blue

Australian Laughing Kookaburra like to pop in for a visit especially when there is food around.

I don't believe I have ever photographed one of these before. I got a number of images of laughing gulls at Anna Maria Island on our visit there, but this one was the most interesting.

The most iconic bird of Australia, the Laughing Kooaburra, is basically a large robust kingfisher. Its loud cackling laughter is an indispensible part of the dawn orchestra in the Australian bush.

Laughing Gull Ft. Myres Beach Florida, USA.

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Laughing Kookaburra

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The great 'grab' shot. I saw the bird coming through the trees and bushes, and thought, Why Not?

 

++ The amazing, undocumented D500 "Eye Focus" technology did the rest.

Not laughing, just looking.

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Laughing Kookaburra, Dacelo novaeguineae

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In between rain downpours the Kookaburra family were hard at work topping up their recently fledged.

Skyway Fishing Pier State Park

St. Petersburg, Florida

Nov 2019

 

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This fish was no laughing matter. He was never able to successfully put it away...

Australian Laughing Kookaburra like to pop in for a visit especially when there is food around.

Kookaburra on Dirt Bush Road at Patonga on the Central Coast of NSW, Australia

Someone tell me why they are called Laughing Gulls when they don't laugh.

i had to post it. i look like an idiot.

 

but i was laughing and laughing is good, right?

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