Community Tree Watch – working to protect healthy public trees in Marrickville municipality from inappropriate removal
The palm trunk above the Marrickville Golf Course Club House is the new home of a pair of Sulphur-crested Cockatoos. The white dot is a cockatoo.
Gone!
On 19th August 2017, I posted about a palm tree trunk behind the Club House at Marrickville Golf Course that was being used as a nesting hollow by a pair of Cockatoos. See – http://bit.ly/2wboFtx
I rode past today & it was gone.
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November 19, 2017 at 7:55 am
king1394
I suppose we could be grateful that presumably any young birds had fledged. You wonder why they bothered to remove it, there must be other things that they could spend money on. Perhaps they will plant something nice in its place?