This morning I emerged from the Collins Street end of Parliament Station to find a light drizzle and a Laughing Kookaburra enjoying some food scraps in an alcove at the side of Alcaston House (on the western side of Spring Street.
I have seen Kookaburras in the Treasury Gardens on the eastern side of Spring Street, and I saw one flying above Flinders Lane, but this is the first time I have seen a Kookaburra in amongst the bricks and mortar of the city proper.
David
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There’s actually a pair there David. You occasionally see them sitting laughing away to each other on a light pole above the bus stop on McArthur street. The people waiting for the bus find them most amusing.
Bill