Hi there,
Just wanted to check if anyone knew if the bark, wood, leaves and flowers of the Australian Banksia tree are safe for ringnecks? I found a Safe/Unsafe Tree list, and it's not listed as either......there's a pic of the tree at the link below;
http://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au/media/ ... 534_c1.jpg
Thanks
Is Banksia safe for IRN's
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Is Banksia safe for IRN's
Regards Deb
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Re: Is Banksia safe for IRN's
Thanks Molossus!
And yes, although the banksia flower is most popular with our honey-eaters, cockatoo's also enjoy a bit of a forage amongst them too. I did find an article on google that said it was safe for a number of different parrots, (cockatoo's, eclectus etc) but IRN's weren't mentioned in the list, so thought it better to double check
Thanks again for your help
And yes, although the banksia flower is most popular with our honey-eaters, cockatoo's also enjoy a bit of a forage amongst them too. I did find an article on google that said it was safe for a number of different parrots, (cockatoo's, eclectus etc) but IRN's weren't mentioned in the list, so thought it better to double check
Thanks again for your help
Regards Deb