


I live in a rather leafy suburb, and my bit of it has especially large, old trees so sometimes I can do my birding from the couch. Today I was treated to a group of
Sulphur Crested Cockatoos who were systematically removing the branches from a flowering tree. Occasionally they gave the flowers a nibble, but for the most part they seemed to be just biting off branches and dropping them on the ground.
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