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• Twelve Cockatoos

  
  Gemma's ~ "Greyscale Territory" ~ Poetic Songlines — Authority: 134
  Collage by Gemma Wiseman ~ Collage of 12 cockatoos on my verandah in the Dromana Hills, Mornington Peninsula. (In the top photo, on the left, there is one cockatoo just visible behind the wings of another. And there is one cockatoo in the distance on the higher railing.) ~ PhotoHunt #193 ~ Twelve ~ Twelve ...
  2 days ago

• The Night Before Christmas “Cockatoo Style”

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 127
  This is priceless.  For those of you with cockatoos, especially goffins, the engineering variety of cockatoo, you will treasure this.  Once again, the author is unknown: ‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the flights, Not a bird was stirring since I turned off the lights. Clean dishes were stacked ...
  4 days ago

• What to do When Your Parrot is Scared of the Clicker

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 127
  If your parrot is scared of the clicker I’ve got a few solutions for you! With all of our parrot training courses , we include a clicker to help in training your parrot. However, some parrots might be scared of the sound the clicker makes which can really work against you in training. I recently worked with ...
  1 week ago

• The Magnificent Cockatoos – Pros and Cons for Potential New Owners – Part 1

  
  That Bird Blog — Authority: 114
  Hello, Frank Indiviglio here.  Cockatoos are among the most highly-desired of all parrots – even attracting folks who never considered bird ownership before laying eyes on one.  But these entertaining and intelligent beauties come with good and not-so-good surprises, even for those who have kept other large ...
  1 week ago

• Intentionally Releasing Captive Birds

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 127
  There was a family that lived near me in Austin that had a large front yard that always seemed to be filled with playing children and puppies.  It seemed like several times a year this family was enjoying a new, cute, fluffy little playmate, and it occured to me at some point that I never saw any grown dogs. One ...
  2 weeks ago

• Just The Way I Like It...

  
  Xavierism — Authority: 103
  ***Random Play *A Fine Frenzy: One Cell In The Sea *Rob Thomas: Cradlesong *Diana Winter: Escapizm *Laura Marie: Drawn *Erin McCarley: Love, Save The Empty *Sheila Kirsten Hughes: Perspectives It feels so good to be updating my blog this morning. I love Christmastime. Holidays are made for sharing cheer and moments ...
  2 weeks ago

• Yes, memory. Without that, time would be unarmed against us.

  
  This will hurt me... — Authority: 135
  People in Tasmania store all manner of things in their front yards: cars, broken washing machines, unwanted children et cetera. In Battery Point, however, things are quite different. Ever since the suburb threw out the prostitutes and drunks was gentrified, the front gardens have assumed an air of little England ...
  3 weeks ago

• Parrot Conservation in Australia, New Zealand and the Southwest Pacific

  
  That Bird Blog — Authority: 114
  Hello, Frank Indiviglio here.  Most aviculturists are aware that most parrot species face threats to their continued survival in the wild.  However, I sometimes feel that the successes that we have had both in and out of captivity blinds us to the fact that a great many, including several that are well-established ...
  3 weeks ago

• Parrot Eyes

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 127
  Some of my friends always made fun of Bandit, my galah also known as a rose breasted cockatoo , for the bright red around his eyes. They always called him “bug eyes” and stuff like that. Since he has such an amazingly cute personality, they didn’t make fun of him too much! However, Bondi is my first rose ...
  4 weeks ago

• Black Cocky - close enough to get a photo

  
  The Nature of Robertson — Authority: 122
  Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos ( Calyptorhynchus funereus) are commonly seen around Robertson, but usually they are high in the tops of old Pine Trees (Pinus radiata) and are either in the heavy shade, or silhouetted against the sky. Either way, they are not worth trying to photograph. Several days ago I heard a ...
  5 weeks ago

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