Feeding profitability is associated with Glossy Black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami ssp. lathami) feed tree selection

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RT @Heather_North_: @CNZdenek And if the Sunshine flock manages to persist for another 10yrs, only a small fraction of those 1000 trees (th…

@CNZdenek And if the Sunshine flock manages to persist for another 10yrs, only a small fraction of those 1000 trees (that survive) will provide sufficient nutrient reward required by Glossies. https://t.co/Mf1FLjyoQd

RT @GeneCology: Attention #birders! Ever wondered why Glossy Black-cockatoos choose only certain trees as feed trees? In this study Dr Conr…

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