04-21-2025, 09:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-22-2025, 01:07 AM by Man From Ironbark.)
Ditto to what Rich said.
The start of a good meal there. These are Lophochroa leadbeateri, taxonomically speaking.
Commonly, Major Mitchell's Cockatoo, though Leadbeater first described it.
and, there's at least one pair for the last three seasons, looking at this tree in my front yard as a plausible nesting site. First they have to find a place they can dig out to make the perfect hollow. It is what the cockatoo's big pair of passing secateurs for a beak is usually used for. This is usually a work that takes several years to produce.
The start of a good meal there. These are Lophochroa leadbeateri, taxonomically speaking.
Commonly, Major Mitchell's Cockatoo, though Leadbeater first described it.
and, there's at least one pair for the last three seasons, looking at this tree in my front yard as a plausible nesting site. First they have to find a place they can dig out to make the perfect hollow. It is what the cockatoo's big pair of passing secateurs for a beak is usually used for. This is usually a work that takes several years to produce.
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