michaelmulvaney's Identifications

Apologies for the poor quality photos but there were 2 groups of 3 Gang-Gangs hanging out in the trees. I would assume it was the two parents and their young as they sat together.

18 birds feeding along creek, mostly on Hawthorns and Broad leaf peppermint. Mix of male and females. Annual summer migration to the area

A group of approx 10 gang gangs going around large viminalis trees looking in hollows: preening etc. They appeared to be pairs flying in and out together

2 animals. One male and one female. Flying through, possibly feeding nearby

Feathers found under old Manna Gum near where 6 gang gangs have been hanging out for last week or so.

Feeding on Acacia retinodes. Flock of 6 (4M & 2F) observed same location 31 Dec22.

Male gang gang looking in hollow of old Apple gum. Chewing at bark. Female is also in tree

A gang gang was calling from inside the hollow

At least 5 feeding in eucalypts

10 to 15 flying past

Male inspecting hollow - broken brown branch on left hand side in middle of crown while female perches nearby

Nesting in tree hollow

It’s a bit hard to see but you can see the red on top of its head

Gang-gang pair flew over and landed briefly, no pic and poor sound recording…one call heard at start of recording. Heard often the last few months indicating they have been in the area all winter.

5 Gang Gang cockatoos sighted.

5 birds have been seen regularly since persistent rains ended. Pair seen today visiting hollow multiple times. Video taken mp4 will not upload