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A race to the top!


Some Wild Cockatoo's who decided to have a snack in our backyard!

lol I like the "race to the top" photo.

Those cockies look almost tame.

It's great when wild birds visit your own backyard. We have a different times of the year, 'too's, galahs, red rumps, corellas, rosellas and a couple of magpies seem to be visiting us regularly lately.

My Husband and i were saying hello to the cockies,
we swear one of them said "hello" back lol

A few people have said how they hear wild cockies day "hello". Wonder if they are escapees, released, or wild ones that have picked up caged birds chatter.

They/ or at least one of them could have escaped!
I was able to get pretty close, but they wouldn't eat out of my hand, of course i had to lock my 3 dogs up while i was out there, they all think they are tough and would chase them away LOL

Your babies are just so cute!

I've never seen a wild parrot before. If you count the ones living by Los Angeles, California, then I guess I have. I dunno how 'wild' they are tho. I would love to see a wild 'too. Those buggars must be loud tho huh.XD

Thanks SkyBaby

And yes, cockatoo's can be very loud
My neighbour used to feed them all the time(cockies and galahs), they came like clockwork very early in the morning and at dusk until all the other neighbours complained about being woken up every morning,
needless to say our local Council was called!

Mjay wrote:Thanks SkyBaby

And yes, cockatoo's can be very loud
My neighbour used to feed them all the time(cockies and galahs), they came like clockwork very early in the morning and at dusk until all the other neighbours complained about being woken up every morning,
needless to say our local Council was called!

aw lol. Toos are very entertaining. It does take a certain kind of person to be able to deal with that type of never-ending noise.