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Calyptorhynchus banksii
Spotted on Jul 16, 2012
Submitted on Jul 16, 2012
8 Comments
I don't think it is to sharpen the beaks.. I watch them. They check the trees before they start..
DO they need to sharpen the beak?
Well... I think they are looking for some insects.. The Trees are Termite free, but all have a hole in the middle...
Wow, they're nuts aren't they!!!!!
This is the damage that the Cockatoos are leaving behind on my farms in the moment.. 9 trees!!! The Australian Beaver!!!
Black cockatoo damage... Looks like the photos on the link and we have the black cockatoos here.. Thanks Lori..
Black cockatoo damage? http://tokyo3.org/forums/gardening/?main...
Something with claws that eats termites?