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chocolatpi
(7,888 posts)ProudMNDemocrat
(16,783 posts)They were all over the Golf Courses. Their distinctive caws separates them from other native birds.
Jeebo
(2,023 posts)Does she live on the edge of a bird sanctuary or something? I envy her; those birds are beautiful.
-- Ron
catbyte
(34,374 posts)several people who have visits from birds. They don't even have to feed them--they just seem to enjoy interacting with people. It's really cool.
MontanaMama
(23,307 posts)I had the good fortune of going to Australia with my family for work in 2018. I stayed at a small motel in Lilydale, Victoria. There were thousands of cockatoos that flew though morning and evening...pink and grey Galah parrots of the lawn and the red parrots in the video are King Parrots and Kookaburras visited daily as well. It was a joy.
MustLoveBeagles
(11,591 posts)Thanks
a kennedy
(29,647 posts)Thanks for sharing.
SharonClark
(10,014 posts)Australia, I looked up from the BBQ to see a flock of cockatoos in a tree by the deck. At home, Im impressed to see a flock of robins.
catbyte
(34,374 posts)ellie
(6,929 posts)I love birds.
catbyte
(34,374 posts)magpies, and kookaburras whether they feed them or not. The birds seem to enjoy the interaction. It really is Oz.
ellie
(6,929 posts)wanted to go to Australia.
Jeebo
(2,023 posts)I used to correspond with a woman in Perth who called Australia "Oz". I don't remember her ever saying anything about the wild birds, though. She lived in the big city. If I were still corresponding with her, I would ask her about them.
-- Ron
Maraya1969
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