Yellow-tailed black cockatoos & noisy friar bird

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Subject:	Yellow-tailed black cockatoos & noisy friar bird
From:	Alma Quick <>
Date:	Sat, 10 Sep 2016 21:47:33 +0000

This morning (Sunday) about 20-25 of the YTB cockies came down through the bush reserve between Garran and Hughes and settled in the trees around the retirement/nursing home and surrounding houses. A large group gave a banksia and melaleuca grove a good working out before flying off towards Hughes and beyond.

Further around where the reserve comes out to Kitchener St I was able to confirm a noisy friar bird which I thought I had heard the day before. The first I’ve heard/seen returning this spring.

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