Hi All,
I mostly enjoy just reading posts to this group but now I have a request for
advice.
I have an anthropologist friend who works with US mid-west plains Native
American groups (Cheyenne & Sioux etc) visiting Australia right now and he
really wants to get them something to say thanks for their collaboration. These
groups like tail feathers of various birds and the current feathers in fashion
are the tail feathers of Australian black cockatoos, specifically white-tailed
& yellow-tailed cockatoos & palm cockatoos - very difficult to come by in the
US. I realise the most common of these in the ACT are yellow-tailed black
cockatoos but does anyone know where around Canberra I might best find some
tail feathers (that have been shed)?
Kind regards,
Dan Rayner
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