Hi Mickey,
You are nearly right so be pleased with yourself.
Yes, it is a Gang Gang. The ‘squeaky gate’ call gives it away as a Gang Gang
anyway but it is a young one which has not developed its adult coloured plumage.
Keep up the bird watching! Cheers
John
On 20/9/17, 7:43 pm, "Mickey Clarke" <> wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm new to COG and I spotted a bird at Strangers Pond today but I'm not
sure what it is. I was wondering if anyone could identify it? I have a video
(the link is below), it's not very good, though it does record the birds call
so that might give someone a clue.
The bird looked almost like a galah in size and features only it was
entirely grey. I couldn't see fine details due to distance and lack of
binoculars. I'm wondering if it might be a female Gang-gang cockatoo?
Thanks,
Mickey
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c5Tx0TZDuHA
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