Gang-gang Cockatoos

To:	"Carol Probets" <>
Subject:	Gang-gang Cockatoos
From:	"George Oakes" <>
Date:	Mon, 11 Feb 2008 20:42:54 +1100

Hi Carol,

It is interesting you are seeing the gang-gangs in the higher parts of theBlue Mountains. We usually see them fairly regularly here at Woodford but Ihave not seen any for nearly 3 months. What do they know?


George

Woodford, Central Blue Mountains.
Altitude 628m.

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