Kookaburras are commonly found in eucalyptus trees, and Australian folklore says that the morning melody of the kookaburra is a cue for the “sky people” to “light the sun each morning.” ...

The tree grows at least 30 feet and probably beyond that and the bark is a white-ish color. The kookaburras camouflage so well." The kookaburra make their nests in trees. “The mom and the dad ...

But they weren't the only ones who needed to drink. So did all the other animals. Kookaburra lived in a tree nearby. ‘Let’s go to the stream to drink,’ he said to the other birds.