Cockatoos trying to pick up monitor by tail

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Cockatoos trying to pick up monitor by tail

To:	kym bradley <>, "" <>
Subject:	Cockatoos trying to pick up monitor by tail
From:	David Rees <>
Date:	Sun, 20 Oct 2019 11:23:47 +0000

Kym

I've seen cockies do something similar with Bearded dragons, crests up and all... They are great images, because they capture something special, not simply just another perfect bird on a twig with bokeh done in the 'politically correct' way.

David

On 20/10/2019 7:37 pm, kym bradley wrote:

Three cockatoos tried to pick up the monitor by the tail numerous times the monitor would rare back each time they grabbed it

NOT quality images I was too far away

Funny they did not do it with the red belly x 2

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