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To: | "Eric Finley" <> |
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Subject: | Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos in inner city Sydney, NSW |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Mon, 21 May 2007 18:37:47 +1000 |
The data shows they have increased dramatically in abundance in Canberra over the years, too (along with all the resident parrots that are larger than the Eastern Rosella). The rate of this increase process, increased in 2003, post fires, when we had flocks, typically of 10 to 20, but sometimes of over a hundred of them, within the outer suburbs (I myself had one group of approximately 350 of them at my work GBS site near the Canberra Airport). This does not mean their population in total has increased (although it might have). It could be that conditions forced them into the city (along with that they seem to have increasingly adapted to feeding on pine cones). Philip |
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