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Gorgeous Gang-gangs

Gorgeous Gang-gangs

by Tanya | Nov 21, 2020 | Australian Birdlife magazine, birds, breeding behaviour, Gang gang cockatoo

There are some relatively common birds that I find exciting and wondrous to see every single time – Wedge-tailed Eagles, Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos, Crested Shrike-tits – and of course everyone’s favourite stocky grey cockatoo with the whispy...
Gang gang family returns

Gang gang family returns

by Tanya | Jul 27, 2017 | breeding behaviour, eucalypts, feeding signs, Gang gang cockatoo

Gang gang cockatoos are known mainly in this district for their habit of feasting on Hawthorn berries in Autumn.  But one Winter delight I am privileged to witness is the behaviour of a family of gang gangs on my bush block! Gang gangs are small, stocky cockatoos that...

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