Wow! And love your pterodactyls comparison of their calls. Young
hoatzins, particularly with those "wing-claws" they use for climbing
somehow seem reminiscent of pterodactyls. Mind you I've not recorded
either species!
On 25/06/2023 4:02 pm, Meke Kamps wrote:
> I just walked through the biggest mob of yellow-tailed black cockatoos I’ve
> ever seen (or heard) in Stromlo. The most I’ve seen before was 44 flying over
> Tuggeranong park way and these were easily more than that. I estimated around
> 65, but could be more. They are getting stuck into the pine cones, but also
> congregating in fairly large numbers on the ground.
>
> I always think they sound like what I imagine pterodactyls might have sounded
> like.
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