Growing in our retirement village in Braddon continues to attract many types of
parrot to the interest and enjoyment of residents
During the weekend a family of gang gangs ( 5 ), two kings about 5 sulphurs
crested cockatoos and several crimson rosellas were in regular attendance.
It appears that in addition to the seed clusters they snip off the young
foliage because the ground underneath the tree was heavily littered by debris.
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