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Five minutes with Glossy Black cockatoos - film

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Subject: Five minutes with Glossy Black cockatoos - film
From: David Rees <>
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2016 09:44:17 +0000
I had the pleasure over the last weekend to be a participant in a community-led survey of Glossy Black Cockatoos in the Rainkins Springs area of Central NSW.  A large number of dams were staked out over two evenings by landowners, locals and others from elsewhere.  

Here is some of the activity seen by me at a farm dam in the district for a few hours on Saturday evening.  As you will see from the film evidence of breeding can be seen - a female with a dependent 'teenager' and the act of mating recorded (they are autumn-winter breeders) followed by birds coming in to drink in the last minutes of daylight.



Some other good birds in the district were Black honeyeaters, cockatiels, budgies (flock), Major Mitchells, 

Enjoy

David


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