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Blue-winged Kookaburra (Dacelo leachii), family Alcedinidae, order Coraciiformes, northern QLD, Australia
photograph by Gordon Fellows
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Photo of the Day: kookaburra in the sunlight
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Mal, a melanistic blue-winged kookaburra residing in rural Darwin
📷 Paul Thomsen
yes i'm still doing these!! i wasn't able to finish them all before my final exam (got an A+ in the class tho yay!!) so i wanted to take a breather before finishing them afterwards. also i totally got thrown into lamin research like right after the semester ended so i've been BUSY!!!
anyways, last two are accipitriformes and passeriformes. recommended me some passeriformes to include so that i can try to capture the diversity of the order!!!