Gang-gang Cockatoos

To:	"Baus" <>
Subject:	Gang-gang Cockatoos
From:	"Graham Turner" <>
Date:	Tue, 12 Feb 2008 10:56:16 +1100

This is a bit of a surprise, being a threatened species that is. I thoughtis was only the Hornsby / Ku-Ring-Gai population but a search of the DEC website says that GG's are Vulnerable.

And Autumn must be on the way, as I heard several Gang-gangs at Lapstonethis morning, after discussing their absence only yesterday.


Cheers
Graham Turner
Lapstone, Lower Blue Mtns, about 50 km west of Sydney

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