Callocephalon fimbriatum

Gang-gang Cockatoo at Phillip, ACT

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Callocephalon fimbriatum Liam.m 20 Dec 2022
Callocephalon fimbriatum dougsky 20 Dec 2022

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Possibly a juvenile male. Observed 50m from another established site. Appeared to be snooping at hollows but not observed entering or exiting a hollow.

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   21 Dec 2022
Thanks Doug will check out both hollows today
   21 Dec 2022
Great! This is within 100m of two other old trees that likely have hollows. All can be viewed from Butters Drive.
   21 Dec 2022
Thanks I have already poled one hollow tree between Butters Drive and Yamba Drive which had Gang-Gang interest last year but this year it had evidence of Brushtail Possum use
   21 Dec 2022
Thanks I have already poled one hollow tree between Butters Drive and Yamba Drive which had Gang-Gang interest last year but this year it had evidence of Brushtail Possum use
   21 Dec 2022
I poled this hollow and two other hollows in the tree today. I also poled three hollows in the big Blakley's Red Gum about 40m to the south. This particular hollow is shallow and may be a drinking hollow. One of the other hollows in this tree was full with a deep reservoir of water and if Gang-gangs are entering it, it may be to drink. The final hollow was empty. Only one of the hollows in the southern tree were of a size suitable for Gang-gangs and it was empty. Have I got the right second tree?

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