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Palm Cockatoo

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23.01.2022 Happy Friday night peeps. Check out this interview with a Palmy and some other guy... https://youtu.be/eMBFhaxUIew

21.01.2022 Good work Adelaide Zoo https://youtu.be/iR-Dr8H11fI

18.01.2022 Palmies are infamous for being skittish and elusive. Most people are lucky to get a fleeting glimpse of this unique and majestic creature flying overhead. Many birders have to come back to the region around the Iron Range National Park several times before finally getting a decent view and https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//cape-york-penins/

15.01.2022 How good is that? https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//black-cockatoo-/#

15.01.2022 Loving videos on @tiktok of the Palmys.

12.01.2022 Thank you to everyone for liking this page. Most of you are my friends and family. I appreciate your support :)Thank you to everyone for liking this page. Most of you are my friends and family. I appreciate your support :)

12.01.2022 Palm cockatoos are monogamous and pairs stay together for life.

10.01.2022 A rare and beautiful cockatoo, known as the "Ringo Starr" of the bird world, could be extinct in Australia within a decade unless urgent action is taken to protect its habitat in a remote part of Queensland. https://www.abc.net.au//rare-queensland-cockatoo-/10878972

01.01.2022 The Palm cockatoo is under threat by habitat loss through logging and seasonal fires, which each year destroy their nest trees in significant numbers. In New Guinea, they are hunted, being in high demand for sale in the pet trade because of their unusual appearance. We need to stop the sale and trade of these majestic birds.