hi everyone, i thought i would share this experience with all you too lovers 
a flock of red tailed black cockatoos (about 9-12 of them) flew into my backyard they landed on the gum tree and starting tearing of bark. I have no idea why they were doing it. something scared them, and they flew off
i didnt get any photo's cause only lasted about 30 seconds. This was the first time seeing a wild black cockatoo!!!!
we have a australian grey owl (wild) living in our willow tree, and ever since that came we havnt been seeing much wild birds, so i guess that scared them off.
a flock of red tailed black cockatoos (about 9-12 of them) flew into my backyard they landed on the gum tree and starting tearing of bark. I have no idea why they were doing it. something scared them, and they flew off i didnt get any photo's cause only lasted about 30 seconds. This was the first time seeing a wild black cockatoo!!!!
we have a australian grey owl (wild) living in our willow tree, and ever since that came we havnt been seeing much wild birds, so i guess that scared them off.
