So the black cockatoos hung around for a couple of days, but we had some
pretty hefty rain late yesterday and overnight. They seem to have disappeared for the time being. Not missing the noise, but missing the interest in them being so close by.

Not sure if I still have photos or video, but we had Willie Wagtails in a
tree right outside a bedroom window at the last house I was in...

Spec


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On 13 Sep 2021, Spectre said the following...

Not sure if I still have photos or video, but we had Willie Wagtails in a tree right outside a bedroom window at the last house I was in...

Let's hope you don't get any female White Bellbirds taking up residence:

https://www.audubon.org/news/listen-loudest-bird-ever-recorded

"Although it's only about the size of a pigeon, this South American bird has a call louder than the howl of a howler monkey, and comparable to the hammering of a pile driver."


Jay

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Let's hope you don't get any female White Bellbirds taking up residence:

Yeah nope, Cockies are enough. The Willie Wagtails are harmless, light
almost musical warble and not to loud. Very cute little birds... with 4 or 5 chicks bouncing around in the nest.

Spec


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Hello Warpslide!

** On Monday 13.09.21 - 08:25, Warpslide wrote to Spectre:

Let's hope you don't get any female White Bellbirds taking
up residence:

I would say Spectre is fairly safe from that considering that
this bird likes to stick around South America.



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