DecoBird Laughing Kookaburra
The Laughing Kookaburra is one of the most well-known bird species in Australia.
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- Packaging:Closed carton
- Weight:0,327 kg
- Size:L: 137 x W: 74 x H: 223 mm
- Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
- Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
- EAN:7350054764148
Description
Article no.: WG4802
The laughing kookaburra lives in Australia and New Guinea. It's famous for its distinctive loud song reminiscent of hearty but hysterical laughter. They live by fresh water sources in natural nests such as hollow trees, and eat fish and small animals. They mate for life, and both parents incubate the eggs and feed the chicks. During the nesting season it is not uncommon that other kookaburras help care for the chicks.
The name Kookaburra is a word borrowed from the Wiradjuri language,"guuguubarra", which sounds similar to the unique song of this Australian bird. The Laughing Kookaburra is the heaviest bird in the kingfisher family.
The DecoBird Laughing Kookaburra is smaller its size in real life but it still measures 22cm. At Wildlife Garden we design and produce hand-carved decorative birds representing bird species from all around the world.
Dutch: Kookaburra
French: Martin-chasseur Géant
German: Jägerliest
Italian: Hláturfugl
Spanish: Cucaburra Común
Swedish: Skrattkokaburra
The name Kookaburra is a word borrowed from the Wiradjuri language,"guuguubarra", which sounds similar to the unique song of this Australian bird. The Laughing Kookaburra is the heaviest bird in the kingfisher family.
The DecoBird Laughing Kookaburra is smaller its size in real life but it still measures 22cm. At Wildlife Garden we design and produce hand-carved decorative birds representing bird species from all around the world.
Laughing kookaburra in other languages:
Scientific name: Dacelo novaeguineaeDutch: Kookaburra
French: Martin-chasseur Géant
German: Jägerliest
Italian: Hláturfugl
Spanish: Cucaburra Común
Swedish: Skrattkokaburra