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Black Cockatoos

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Subject: Black Cockatoos
From: "Paddy Morgan" <>
Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 09:42:34 +1000
We enjoy bird watching and recently something has come to our attention and we were wondering if you could shed any light on it for us.We live in Caboolture, 70km north of Brisbane and have recently noticed some trees that have marks on them like they have been attacked with a small axe but we have been told that yellow tail black cockatoos do this.Do you know if this is true?One of the trees is only 2m tall and they have gone half way through the trunk, chipping away bits of the bark. Thank you. Judy and Sandy Buchan
 
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