leucistic cockatoo

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Subject:	leucistic cockatoo
From:	ben milbourne via Canberrabirds <>
Date:	Fri, 25 Apr 2025 10:07:43 +0000

Whilst out searching for some white-fronted chat out at Denman Prospect, a kafuffle brewed above. To our amazement, we (Zach Flegg and myself) were privileged to observe a gorgeous leucistic Yellow-tailed black cockatoo flying within a flock of a dozen or so birds. It however had to deal with being harassed by an Australian raven.

We also were pleased to spend time with a duo of Yellow-billed spoonbill at Kelly's Swamp (Jerra Wetlands) not long after the fog dispersed. As well as a Great egret having a successful fishing breakfast.

Cheers, Ben

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