This is really great information. Our property borders with Wandoo National Park and we have a section of about 40 acres of virgin bush where the Carnaby''s come to feed. They also feed on certain grass seeds in our paddocks in the springtime. Over the decades we have noticed the flock slowly increasing in size. We don't know if this is because they are breeding up or because they are running out of places where they find food. Maybe the tucker is better at our place😁We have noticed that with the controlled burns in the park there are fewer old trees then they used to be and we would like to have some of those nesting tubes installed. We didn't realise someone would come and do it for us. So we will be giving Carnaby Crusaders a call. Thanks for that👍
Great video, with so much information! Great to have citizen scientists participating in these projects to save all our species of Black Cockatoos!
Oh wow; thanks; love seeing these birds and love the bird bath movies!
Awesome story! Many thanks also to Landcare SJ who donated the Cockatubes. Adam from BirdLife
This is really great information. Our property borders with Wandoo National Park and we have a section of about 40 acres of virgin bush where the Carnaby''s come to feed. They also feed on certain grass seeds in our paddocks in the springtime. Over the decades we have noticed the flock slowly increasing in size. We don't know if this is because they are breeding up or because they are running out of places where they find food. Maybe the tucker is better at our place😁We have noticed that with the controlled burns in the park there are fewer old trees then they used to be and we would like to have some of those nesting tubes installed. We didn't realise someone would come and do it for us. So we will be giving Carnaby Crusaders a call. Thanks for that👍