Here's a Kookaburra on Freesound-- not to be confused with the program
you have mentioned.
http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/samplesViewSingle.php?id=3D2165
I also have one that I recorded from a great distance away at the
local zoo. If you are interested I could send you a clip.
-Richard
--- In "rchapanis"
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>
> While searching for kookabura sounds this morning, I stumbled upon a
> program called Findsound, which helps you search for sounds you want.
> I haven't tried it, and it isn't free, but it sounds interesting and I
> thought you might like to check it out:
>
> http://www.findsounds.com/palette.html
>
> P.S. On a trip to Australia several years ago, I stayed overnight in
> Syndey. Early the next morning, I was awakened by raucous laughter.
> Instantly, I felt embarrassed, thinking that my neighbors had been
> watching me through their windows (close by). But, then I noticed
> several kookaburas lined up on the telephone wire connected to the
> house next door. These were the guys making all the racket, and they
> continued doing it each morning at the same time (5-6 AM). (They'd
> show up, give their morning announcements (stock/sports reports), and
> then take off. :))
>
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