Cockatoos, corellas nesting in non trees

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Cockatoos, corellas nesting in non trees

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Subject:	Cockatoos, corellas nesting in non trees
From:	John Leonard <>
Date:	Fri, 21 Aug 2015 04:20:28 +0000

Does anyone have an experience of cockatoos or corellas nesting in places that 
aren't trees, ie cavities in buildings?

Some of both these spp are hanging around a derelict building opposite the one 
I work in in Canberra, and they look so furtive I think they might be 
considering nesting.

John Leonard


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