PHOTO: A pair of Glossy Black cockatoos drinking at a waterhole. (Photo: John Hansen)
By LIZ CUTTS
Environmentalists are delighted with the results of a local head count of Glossy Black Cockatoos.
A total of 425 individuals of the vulnerable Glossy Black Cockatoos were observed by more than thirty volunteers stationed at various water points throughout the Pilliga Forests during an official survey held on Saturday, 4 November.
The monitoring project is coordinated by the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) across the Pilliga Forests . . .
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