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Intervention needed to save last yellow-tailed black cockatoos on Eyre Peninsula
When Eyre Peninsula farmer Sharon Brands hears the unmistakable screeching of her annual visitors who have come to stay for the winter she rushes outside in excitement to greet them.
But it has become a bittersweet moment with fewer yellow-tailed black cockatoos, Calyptorhynchus funereus,…
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