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Discussion

waltraud wrote:

1 hr ago

I will see what I can do - Im pretty sure it is from the large tree at 8 Verco street.

Unverified Other Tree

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

2 hrs ago

We do have some pairs behaving strangely this year, seemingly going through the motions and not yet nesting - but then we have others who already have chicks (incubation is 4 weeks) that started nesting in late October. Gang-gangs seem to delight is disproving any theories that I come up with to explain their behaviour so I'm pretty clueless to explain what is happening in Cook.

Callocephalon fimbriatum

Rheardy wrote:

2 hrs ago

It is interesting that they seem quite serious for a while but then don't go on with it. Not sure if this year has been any different with the continuing colder temps.

Callocephalon fimbriatum

abread111 wrote:

2 hrs ago

Need a clearer close up to id it, but could be a Pyrus

Unverified Other Tree

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

2 hrs ago

Thanks - we have been checking yours and other hollow activity sightings from the Cook area - but so far no confirmed nests - though so far this year we have 22 from Canberra and 3 from Queanbeyan - Thanks again for your help - basically for every ten hollow sightings we follow up on we find a nest.

Callocephalon fimbriatum