Flights of cockatoos stream out, shrieking like evil souls.
The conversation was interrupted by the screeching of a cockatoo on a stand in the back of the cabin.
These quills were firmly fastened to the ends of the arrows, and their flight was guided by feathering them with the cockatoo's feathers.
Two kangaroos, some wallabies, and pink and sulphur-crested white cockatoos were seen near the river.
We saw here a number of new parrots, the black cockatoo, and numerous other birds.
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Thus, among names for animals, we have: kangaroo, koala, wombat, brumby (a wild horse), galah (a small, pink and greycockatoo), barramundi (a lungfish) and bunyip (a fabulous amphibious monster).
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Thecockatoowas speaking into the ear of my right honourable friend.
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It has been suggested from this side that it is only a kind of automaticcockatoocall to praise our own side.
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I also saw the photograph of my right honourable friend with acockatooperched on his shoulder.
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He discovered to his horror that the computer dated him with acockatoo.
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We have had an interesting discussion on the virtues of cockatoos and parrots and theoretical arguments about nationalisation.
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Do you except thecockatoo?
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There is also a small aviary featuring peacocks, lorikeets and sulfur-crested cockatoos.
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Salmon-crested cockatoos require a great deal of attention and activity to remain healthy and well-adjusted.
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Cockatoos have a large bill, which is kept sharp by rasping the two mandibles together when resting.
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Othercockatoospecies, such as the glossy blackcockatoo, inhabit woodlands, rainforests, shrublands and even alpine forests.
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Along the walls were glass cages holding live cockatoos, macaws, seagulls, pigeons, and parrots.
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Four finials on the posts which defined the three main divisions were finished with carved cockatoos.
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The amount of time cockatoos have to spend foraging varies with the season.
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Cockatoos are monogamous and nest in tree hollows.
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