Brisbane: 26th August 2010
‘In this cage, ladies and gentlemen, we have the Oozlum Bird. When agitated, it flies around in ever-decreasing circles at ever-increasing velocity until it finally disappears … etc. etc.’
If you’ve waited a week to see the images of Barak, the platypus, here he is. That’s an advantage of video; any written description of a visit to a zoo or animal park tends, if you’re not very careful, to sound like a primary school kid’s essay on a visit to the zoo.
So, I shall say no more, and just invite you to sit back and enjoy.
Travelrat's Travels 
Hi Keith,
A great video, I had to smile when I saw the Kookaburra, we have a new baby kookaburra in our neighbourhood, and every morning he has a few words to say or I should say laughs. When I was growing up my Mum used to say to me the kookaburras are laughing again. 😀
By: magsx2 on January 11, 2012
at 8:24 am
Sorry I hit post before I was ready Duh!
For anyone that is interested you can hear the sound of the Kookaburra here on one of our Government web sites.
http://www.anbg.gov.au/sounds/
By: magsx2 on January 11, 2012
at 8:32 am
Great to hear the didge. The koalas are sooooo cute. I’ve never actually seen a scrub turkey. They get right in there, don’t they? The emu was magnificent!
By: Selma on January 17, 2012
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