Mudflower: Black cockatoos (Zanda funerea)

Saturday, 26 June 2021

Black cockatoos (Zanda funerea)

This was the sight outside my bedroom window the other day.

Black Cockatoos outside my bedroom window

There were about twenty black cockatoos at the start, but some flew away before I even thought to take a photo, and others are off the screen.

Black cockatoos really are lovely birds.

2 comments:

Warren27 June 2021 at 00:32
Black cockatoos are beautiful and their call, along with that of magpies and kookaburras, are hauntingly beautiful
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Cat "n" Grow18 July 2021 at 07:15
What a beautiful sight from your bedroom window!

I am just about to move into my new house and I was so excited to hear a song bird outside the kitchen window.
I've moved into a street where on my side there is no vegetation at all so the trees I have planted are only small but they are in flower and already the birds have found them.
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We have since moved into town, and then moved again. We no longer produce our own meat but continue to grow and sell perennial vegetables, herbs, and heirloom vegetables. I also dabble in breeding new plants.

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