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Gang-gang cockatoo

Gang-gang cockatoo

Gang-gang cockatoos dropped in again for a drink on our decking. I have only seen them in our garden a hand full of times in 45 years. In season they fly over. ...
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Gang-gang cockatoos dropped in again for a drink on our decking. I have only seen them in our garden a hand full of times in 45 years. In season they fly over. This month they are stopping every day for a drink on their way to roost for the night. Upwey, Victoria, Australia
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Canon EOS R6

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 12800 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 400/1

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Upwey, Victoria, AU

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Jun, 2023

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