Gang gang cockatoos

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Subject:	Gang gang cockatoos
From:	Donald Kimball <>
Date:	Fri, 2 Jan 2009 21:13:37 -0800 (PST)

Anyone know of an area within a days drive or so of Melbourne that is well 
frequented by Gang gang cockatoos?  The last time I saw these beauts was in the 
blue mountains in NSW 25 years ago!  Hoping to obtain some stellar footage of 
them.

As always without the kind help of our members at Birding Aus I would be 
baffled as to where to look for parrots for my filming endeavor.  Many many 
thanks to those who have helped!

Don






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