Harry Fisher Kokus

Licensed zoologist 👨🏼‍💼Wildlife presenter 🦅 🦢 🐦🦓🐪🐂🦒#germany🇩🇪 #australia🇭🇲 #widelife

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So many beautiful birds in Australia.
With feathers painted in brilliant reds, yellows, blues, and greens, the Eastern Rosella looks like a living rainbow gliding through Australia’s woodlands and open fields. Known for their whistling calls and playful presence in gardens #Birds

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That scratch hit the spot.
#kangaroo #kangaroophotography #wildlifephotography #brisbane #queensland #australia

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When you're 3 sizes too big but still trying anyway... #joey #pouch #babykangaroo #kangaroo #brisbane #queensland #australia #kangaroophotography #wildlifephotography

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Brown tree snake. its impressive defensive display

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Spotted: Another jacaranda tree coming into bloom ☺️📷<🪻

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Wombat at cradle

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Koala! They are not bears. Despite being called koala bears by many, koalas are marsupials. meaning they carry their young in a pouch. They are actually closest relatives to wombats. They have two opposable thumbs on each front paw and rough paw pads to give them a powerful grip

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If a mother kangaroo already has a baby in her pouch or if food is scarce, she can freeze the development of a new embryo until the pouch is empty or conditions improve

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Kangaroos are known for their hopping, using their powerful hind legs to spring forward, they can clear up to 8 metres in a single hop and can jump 1.8 metres high. These powerful legs not only allow them to cover great distances, but also give them speed, reaching up to 60 km/h.

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Great crested grebes, The great crested grebe is a member of the grebe family of water birds
#greatcrestedgrebes
#wildlifephotograph #bird #forest
#brisbane #queensland #australia

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Who seeks finds
#brishaneforest
#wildlifephotograph
#moshroomphotograph

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Magpie goose bird, Striking black and white plumage with a black head, neck, and wings, and a contrasting white body. They are specialized herbivores that feed on wild rice, spike rush bulbs, sedges, and grass seeds.

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Australia Eastern Rosella Bird

#australia
#queensland
#brisbane
#easternrosellaparrot
#easternrosellaphotograph
#wildlofephotography
#natureislife

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The Channel billed Cuckoo is the largest parasitic cuckoo in the world. It has a massive pale, down curved bill, grey plumage and long barred tail. Like many cuckoos, it lays its eggs in the nest of another bird and being

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Australia Pelican, There's so much to know about pelicans, from their strange looking way of yawning, their feet, to their flappy pouches that can hold . The Australian pelican may feel like a seaside favourite, but its true homeland lies deep in the desert

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Australia white ibis, They used to live only in swamps and inland wetlands. It's famous for its remarkable ability to adapt to city life, earning it the popular nickname.

#australiawhiteibis
#brisbane #queensland #australia
#ibisphotograph
#wildlifephotograph
#natureislife

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@MMartaMonaco thank you

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The Tawny Frogmouth is a fascinating, wide-mouthed Australian bird that pretends to be a dead tree branch instead of building a proper nest
The tawny frogmouth is often mistaken for an owl due to its nocturnal habits, big head and forward facing yellow eyes.

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Tree kangaroos! They live in lowland and mountainous rainforests. They have adapted to life .Many tree kangaroo species are incredibly rare, and most are decreasing in number.

#treekangaroo
#kangaroophotograph
#treekangaroo
#wildlifephotography
#brisbaneaustralia🇦🇺