There’s a cockatoo in the garden!

Culture and Lifestyle

Sep 3

Written By April Underhill

Noisy, destructive and a delight to watch. No, not the neighbours! Experts say it’s a myth that black cockatoos are harbingers of bad weather. They are just out and about more often in autumn and winter months. A large flock has been making their presence known across Westbury recently. Photo supplied — Noisy, destructive and a delight to watch. No, not the neighbours! Experts say it’s a myth that black cockatoos are harbingers of bad weather. They are just out and about more often in autumn and winter months. A large flock has been making their presence known across Westbury recently.

Photo supplied

Noisy, destructive and a delight to watch. No, not the neighbours! Experts say it’s a myth that black cockatoos are harbingers of bad weather. They are just out and about more often in autumn and winter months. A large flock has been making their presence known across Westbury recently. Photo supplied — Noisy, destructive and a delight to watch. No, not the neighbours! Experts say it’s a myth that black cockatoos are harbingers of bad weather. They are just out and about more often in autumn and winter months. A large flock has been making their presence known across Westbury recently.

Photo supplied

Black CockatooWestbury

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