Yellow-tailed Black-cockatoos

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Subject:	Yellow-tailed Black-cockatoos
From:	"jill dark" <>
Date:	Tue, 27 Jul 2004 17:09:46 +1000

Big mobs of Yellow-tailed Black-cockatoos are being regularly seen in the
Blue Mountains at the moment.  I have seen flocks of about 50 birds around
Hazelbrook in the mid-mountains and on every bush walk all the Banksias and
Hakeas appear to have been well chewed.  On Sunday a friend at Woodford had
over 100 birds visit her place.  They were everywhere, feeding on her
Banksias, perched in trees and looking for grubs in Eucalyptus saplings.  It
was the the most wonderful sight!

Cheers,
 Jill Dark



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