Gang gang cockatoos

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Date:	Thu, 29 Jan 2009 14:28:53 +0800 (WST)

> 2009/1/29 Donald Kimball <>:
>> Will head to Sydney area this weekend to try and film a few things.  Anyone 
>> know of
>> gang gangs that are reliable in certain areas and are people acclimated or 
>> not shy?
>>
>> Could always drive to Canberra I reckon as it has been mentioned to me that 
>> they are
>> more common there than Sydney?
>>
>> Cheers and thanks to everyone as always!
>>
>> Don
>>

In Victoria we know them mainly as a mountain bird; the occasional visits to 
the Yarra
Valley are always welcome.

In Canberra some years ago, we saw numbers of them around the Australian War 
Memorial.

Brian and Anthea Fleming
Ivanhoe.

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