Kuukabarra, Dacelo novaeguineae

Austraalia endeemne liik kookabarra (või naeru-safiirlind) Kangaroo Valleys. Tema tugev nokk ja mustriline pruun-valge sulestik on loodud putukate, väikeste roomajate ja isegi madude varitsemiseks ülevalt ning tema kile, naeru meenutav hääl on Austraalia üks ikoonilisemaid loodushääli. Kuigi pildilt paistab ta selline jäälinnu mõõtu, siis tegelikult on kookabarra parajalt jurakas - nii umbes metstuvi suurune (40-45cm pikkune).

A Laughing Kookaburra, endemic to Australia, spotted in Kangaroo Valley. Its stout bill and mottled brown-and-white plumage are built for ambushing insects, small reptiles, and even snakes from above and its raucous, cackling call is one of the country's most iconic bush sounds. Even though it looks about kingfisher-sized in the photo, the kookaburra is actually quite a hefty bird - roughly the size of a wood pigeon (40–45 cm long).