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    underfoot those kookaburra birds look really tame. i know you guys have a lot of interesting birds down there are these just native birds you were able to be friend. they look like pretty smart birds

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris 71 View Post
    underfoot those kookaburra birds look really tame. i know you guys have a lot of interesting birds down there are these just native birds you were able to be friend. they look like pretty smart birds
    Do you feed the kookaburra's? I know if you feed the rainbow lorikeets in the mid north coast, and your consistent with the quality and quantity of the feed, thousands end coming for the daily feed.

    If you do feed the kookaburra, what do you feed it?

    My problem is I have sparrows and Indian minor's nesting in my roof, and I can't seem to get rid of them.

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    We were giving our Kookaburras bits of meat. Ham or salami or left over sausage. Also liked a bit of vegemite toast. Sausages off the BBQ. We had to stop though because it started flying in the door to steel our breakfast and tried to fly out the closed window. Then I had to catch it to put it out the door. They feel like you've got hold of a bunch of sticks.

    Great photos Undie. If it ended up being in the tree with him you just needed a telephoto lens.
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    He must have thought that was an interesting morsel. At least yours was claimed by a bird, mine was nibbled at by mice after it had its first coat of linseed, I had to reshape the knee blocks on it and re-oil it.

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    the kooka thinks hes found his dad , or whats left of him

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    Quote Originally Posted by flynnsart View Post
    He must have thought that was an interesting morsel. At least yours was claimed by a bird, mine was nibbled at by mice after it had its first coat of linseed, I had to reshape the knee blocks on it and re-oil it.

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    hay undie the last photo is good you should have used that one in the comp and l think l would not got 3rd
    still would like to see it sanded back with a nice finish
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    There was nothing for scale in your challenge photos either. I thought it was much bigger.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    There was nothing for scale in your challenge photos either. I thought it was much bigger.
    thats what she said
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    WIP update. I'm still not sure if I can pull this one out of the fire.
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    Default Challenge WIP

    The only pics I have for the Challenge WIP before our camera was borrowed, again! Least one has a ruler in it.
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    mmm, interesting response, yes, I can see your point, time to find a cave, mmm, I thought it was getting a bit cold, see you in the springtime perhaps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by springwater View Post
    mmm, interesting response, yes, I can see your point, time to find a cave, mmm, I thought it was getting a bit cold, see you in the springtime perhaps.


    Sorry S, I was in the "cave" already cutting and stacking up the winter provisions... Go on, the bird's nests are more interesting, maybe there will be some warm days before hibernation...

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