Birds Australia has been commissioned by the NSW
National Parks and Wildlife service to conduct a baseline study into the
distribution of the Glossy Black Cockatoo across NSW. The study involves
acquiring, collating, interrogating and mapping data from a number of sources
including the Birds Australia 1st and 2nd Atlas, The Australian Bird Count, NSW
Bird Atlassers Inc., and NSW NPWS Wildlife Atlas Database in a series of
distribution maps.
I am interested in obtaining any records that a
birding organisation and/or individual may have for the species,
particularly west of the divide/western slopes. Also,
any information on the movements of Glossy Black Cockatoos, changes in
abundance and distribution of GBC's, nesting and roosting sites, and habitat
trees on a local scale would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Peter
Peter A.
Ekert _____________________________________________________________ Manager
- Homebush Bay Bird Monitoring Project (Sydney 2000 Olympics) Co-ordinator -
Monitoring Rufous Scrub-birds in North-East
NSW
- Glossy Black-Cockatoo Baseline Study in NSW
Birds Australia (Southern NSW and ACT Group) PO
Box 1322 Crows Nest, NSW 1585 Australia
Birds Australia (formerly Royal Australasian
Ornithologists Union) Looking after Australia's native birds since
1901
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