White Ibis spotted by Pidge:in the Big City Birds App on 24.06.2024

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Long-billed Corella spotted by Pidge:in the Big City Birds App on 24.06.2024

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Little Corella spotted by Tricho08: “Flying overhead” in the Big City Birds App on 24.06.2024

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Sulphur-crested Cockatoo spotted by Treetopfloor: “Blooby birds are systematically destroying the insect screen on my window” in the Big City Birds App on 23.06.2024

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Other bird spotted by Tricho08: “Flock of about 100 galahs flying around” in the Big City Birds App on 23.06.2024

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Brush-turkey spotted by Jon54: “Heard periodic 'gobbling' call and went to investigate. Bird was on road holding up traffic but moved to a weedy strip adjacent to footpath. A neighbor enticed onto his property with a bread trail. He shut the gate and was going to call an authority. I'm wondering if it's the same albino turkey seen in Noosa 2019 as reportd in Sunshine Coast Daily although I now read that 'Albi' had been hit by a car back then & seriously injured. Edit: my bird might not be a brush turkey at all 😄” in the Big City Birds App on 22.06.2024

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Other bird spotted by Duracell: “Foraging I. The grass” in the Big City Birds App on 23.06.2024

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White Ibis spotted by To Hill:in the Big City Birds App on 23.06.2024

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Other bird spotted by Carl Parkinson: “Feeding on bottle brush flowers.” in the Big City Birds App on 22.06.2024

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Sulphur-crested Cockatoo spotted by Kate Farkas: “This cockatoo was sitting by itself in an oak tree on ANU campus. It was breaking off branches, and rather than eating buds, it was licking each individual oak leaf before dropping the branch and grabbing a new one. Upon further inspection, every leaf of this tree was covered in aphids and there didn’t seem to be any ants taking advantage of their honeydew, so the honeydew was splattered over the surface of the leaves. I think that this cockatoo was licking the honeydew off of the leaves. Is aphid honeydew a common food source for cockatoos, or is this a new behaviour? I took a video recording of this behaviour - I couldn’t find a way to upload it to this app, but would be happy to provide the video via email if requested.” in the Big City Birds App on 22.06.2024

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