Bird-enthusiasts across Australia will get their binoculars out this weekend for the 'Great Glossy Count'

Rosie Bensley
Updated March 22 2022 - 5:29pm, first published 4:59pm
Terrill Nordstrom, former president of the Illawarra Birders, says Glossy Black Cockatoos are rare but spectacular. Picture: Adam McLean
Terrill Nordstrom, former president of the Illawarra Birders, says Glossy Black Cockatoos are rare but spectacular. Picture: Adam McLean

Bird-enthusiasts across Australia will get their binoculars out this weekend in search of one of the nation's most beautiful birds: the Glossy Black Cockatoo.

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Rosie Bensley

Rosie Bensley

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