Presentation: Glossy Black-Cockatoo - Broulee

Where: Broulee Public School Hall, Cambridge Crescent, Broulee

Cost: Free

Come along and hear about the vulnerable Glossy Black-Cockatoo found in Eurobodalla.

A local glossy-black cockatoo expert and a bird citizen scientist will teach you:

• some interesting facts about these beautiful creatures
• where sightings of this species are occurring in Eurobodalla and how to identify them
• what you can do to help ensure these birds continue to live in our community.

Glossy Black-Cockatoos are one of the most threatened cockatoo species in Australia and are currently in their breeding season. These birds also:

• can chew up to 580 she-oak cones per day
• lay only 1 egg every 2 years
• heavily rely on tree hollows as nesting habitat.

More information

Bookings are not required, just come along and join in.

If you need to find out more about this presentation, contact Council's natural resources supervisor, Courtney Fink-Downes:

• T: 0427 401 036
• E: Courtney Fink-Downes