See below John. Furthemore Elizabeth can tell you a thing or two about the current Great Bandaging Project of Wylie Street
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From: John Brannan
Sent: Tuesday, 28 July 2015 11:15 AM
To: COG List
Subject: Ringbarking by Galahs
Friends of mine showed me a photo the other day of a mature eucalypt (E. rossii from the look of it) that has been almost completely ringbarked over the last few weeks by a pair of Galahs. The ringbarking is mid-way up the main trunk
and immediately below a hole they’ve been enlarging, presumably to use for nesting (but which is also being used by a possum).
Is this a common practice? Do we know their reasons for doing this?
(And no, I haven’t asked the Galahs myself.) John
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