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Little Corella

Little Corella (Cacatua sanguinea). Swan River, Perth, W. Australia. Inhabit tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains. Flocks feed on ground and congregate in trees to strip leaves and roost. Abundant and widespread. Fam: Cacatuidae

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