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Galahs remind me of our visits to Australia...
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Hope it brings back find memories Jeff.
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Beautiful birds!
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Beautiful, and noisy!
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The smaller the cocky the more feisty they are, the Bare Eyed Cockatoo/Corella's definitely are
. Cool shot!There cocky's, there supposed to be LOUD
...Usally camping out the backyard with the 2 bunnys in the swag on nice days & nights, got a nice face portrait of 1 of the Corella crackle the other day.
The boy's aren't confined to there hutch, they have a huge yard to explore & they sleep in the lounge room when were not camping outside. Spoiled boys...
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Thanks very much.
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Thanks. They are easier to get to co-operate than ducksPerfect catch! Both pairs cooperated
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