While working on one of the nature reserves I manage, I found this bird sitting in the top of a dead Elm tree 
......somewhat surprising as its a Kookaburra, the worlds largest species of kingfisher and only found in Australia 
. This one had obviously escaped from a collection. They feed on reptiles, small mammals and insects. Managed to get a picture of it in an Oak tree. It had gone the followig day 
(cheers for sorting my attachment problem TONE
)
......somewhat surprising as its a Kookaburra, the worlds largest species of kingfisher and only found in Australia . This one had obviously escaped from a collection. They feed on reptiles, small mammals and insects. Managed to get a picture of it in an Oak tree. It had gone the followig day (cheers for sorting my attachment problem TONE
)
We had a Ferruginous Hawk (native to the states I believe 
