Glossy blacks
The she-oaks are spreading on Wordwood. This means more feed trees for the vulnerable glossy black cockatoos. Pete captured some feeding in the afternoon sun today. For more information about Wordwood’s fauna click here Wordwood Fauna
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1 The Nook
2 From Pete's Shed: Land for Wildlife & Nest Boxes
3 From Pete's Shed: Farm Forestry & Orchard
4 Flora & Fauna
5 Surrounds & History
6 Things To Do
- Carbarlah: Colours of San Cris Cafe & South American Shop
- Crows Nest: Applegum Walk from Bullockys' Rest Park
- Crows Nest: Bunnyconnellen Olive Grove & Vineyard
- Crows Nest: Crows Nest Community Arts & Crafts
- Crows Nest: Crows Nest Museum & Historical Village
- Crows Nest: Crows Nest National Park
- Crows Nest: Historic Town Centre
- Crows Nest: Lake Cressbrook
- Esk: Julie's at the Rectory Cafe
- Hampton: Emeraude Restaurant
- Hampton: Half Moon Farm
- Hampton: Hampton Blue Orchard
- Hampton: Hampton Visitors' Information Centre
- Hampton: Reushle Cottage
- Highfields: Peacehaven Botanic Park
- Peachy: Paddock to Pottage
- Perseverance: Munro Tramway Great Short Walk
- Ravensbourne: Ravensbourne National Park
- Toowoomba: Cobb & Co Museum
- Toowoomba: Empire Theatre
- Wivenhoe Dam: Cormorant Bay Cafe & Kiosk
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Us too!
So happy to see photos of these guys feeding at your place ❤