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Re: Glossy Black Cockatoos

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Subject: Re: Glossy Black Cockatoos
From: Robin Hide <>
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2009 13:16:33 +1000
Just before noon today, I saw a single Glossy Black-Cockatoo on, I think, the same tree as I saw a pair on 30 March this year - east side of  Mt Ainslie, south of the Ainslie/Majura saddle, along the powerline track, and just south of the steep gully, on the upslope side of the powerline.
Robin Hide

Glossy

Robin Hide wrote:
On the east side of  Mt Ainslie this morning (8.45 am) I saw a pair of Glossy Black Cockatoos just south of the Ainslie/Majura saddle perched in gums on the upslope side of the powerline. They were hassled by a currawong and flew slowly southward parallel to the powerline.
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