“I spotted this family of 4 Yellow-crested Cockatoos (Cacatua sulphurea) on a papaya tree – video shows juveniles having first go at the fruit while Dad watches. Mum is on top of tree, and not in video.”
Lena Chow
Singapore
19th July 2012
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This is mixed flock of medium sulphur crested cockatoo ( C galerita eleonora) and Goffin cockatoo ( C goffiniana). Quite an established species here from the pet trade.