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To: | "Cheryl Ridge" <> |
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Subject: | gang gang cockatoo plumage question |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Thu, 5 Jul 2007 15:02:25 +1000 |
Cheryl, The partly red headed ones are normal young males. The behaviour of the Galahs is common for rain showers. Was it raining? What suburb of Melbourne are you at? I would suggest that the distribution and abundance of the GGC is likely to vary around the city & suburbs, They vary around Canberra where they are reasonably common, I'm sure they would vary in distribution a lot more around Melbourne). In my primary school days (1960s) I lived in Eltham (outer NE Melbourne) and we had them every year raiding the walnuts. Philip |
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