Kookaburra in Wanniassa

To:	Margaret Leggoe <>
Subject:	Kookaburra in Wanniassa
From:	sandra henderson <>
Date:	Tue, 3 Sep 2013 12:07:59 +1000

Not these days Margaret. When I moved into Wanniassa over 35 yrs ago they were common, but I haven't seen one in the suburb for many years. they are still in the Farrer Ridge and Wanniassa Hills reserves though, so it might not be far from its home.

Sandra H

On Tuesday, September 3, 2013, Margaret Leggoe wrote:

I don’t recall seeing a kookaburra so close to home until now. This fellow was spotted along Longmore Ave ( down the hill). Are they common in other parts of Wanniassa?
Margaret Leggoe

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