Image: Kookaburra-making-hollow-in-arboreal-termite-nest 1
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Description: An Australian kookaburra making a hollow for a nest in an arboreal termite nest, New South Wales, Australia. The relatively softer texture of the termite nest makes an ideal location for kookaburra's to burrow out a hollow to use as their own nest to hatch chicks. The termite nest provides an ideal water-resistant, insulated, protected home for kookaburras.
Title: Kookaburra-making-hollow-in-arboreal-termite-nest 1
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