kookaburra

He was named to the Kookaburra training squad in early 2009.

You go crazy as a kookaburra for a fresh face or two."

A large kookaburra swooped down to pick up a piece of food.

That year, he was also named the Kookaburra of the year.

Kookaburra was decommissioned for the final time on 3 December 1958.

Conner tacked over to close in on Kookaburra from the left.

In every case, the Kookaburra teams won the protests over the collisions.

A common and familiar bird, this species of kookaburra is well known for its laughing call.

"The Kookaburra ball still swings but for a more limited time and it does reverse later on," he said.

Kookaburra II has 64 points - not enough to close the gap.

The Guild has adopted the kookaburra badge design as its logo.

Kookaburra was recommissioned again on 11 May 1956 as a survey and general duties ship.

When the two met, Conner was not able to cross in front of Kookaburra.

"I recall dad bought us a Kookaburra cricket ball that day.

Kookaburra received the battle honour "Darwin 1942-43" for her wartime service.

It is no doubt the paramount bat in the Kookaburra Range.

Here the kookaburra laughed, not sang like the nightingale.

There were insects, there was a solitary kookaburra that laughed once.

The precautions were taken after a bomb threat against Kookaburra during the race Monday.

Mike Fletcher, sailing coach for Kookaburra, would like 12 knots.

He was greeted by the raucous cry of a kookaburra scavenging for food.

A kookaburra wingspan can range up to 0.9 m (3.0 ft).

Off in a eucalyptus tree, a kookaburra laughed, understandably.

When he walked from the Kookaburra dock to the post-race news conference tonight, hundreds followed in his footsteps.

"It was really hard keeping our Kookaburra team together," Gilmour said after the race yesterday.