Posted January 22, 201114 yr One of the albino blue-winged baby kookaburras. Photo: Eagles Nest Wildlife Hospital What's believed to be the world's first albino blue-winged kookaburras are feathering a new nest in Queensland's far north.
February 15, 201114 yr Different, really cute. Love Kookas we have a pied sparrow here in our backyard flying around. It has a complete white tail and patches of white on it's rump and front. has anyone ever seen another one.
February 15, 201114 yr Different, really cute. Love Kookas we have a pied sparrow here in our backyard flying around. It has a complete white tail and patches of white on it's rump and front. has anyone ever seen another one. Hi Splatty, We had a cream coloured (ino?) sparrow that lived around our office for a few years. Haven't seen it for a while. Cheers PT
February 16, 201114 yr Hi Chooky, I am glad Greg and I weren't seeing things, this pied sparrow has been hanging around months now, albino one an this pied could make a good pair, lol. maybe we could put feather on sparrows!!!! if they lived long enough in a cage.Anyway they must be able to mutate too. We also had an albino magpie a couple of years ago hanging around. How did you Diploma show go? Edited February 16, 201114 yr by splat
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