What do GBC eatGlossy Blackcockatoos feed almosttheir claws Occasionally they may eatfeed trees are Forest Oak Additionally there is someevidence that the coastal species Horsetail Sheoak i ID: 96243
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Evidence of feeding on She-oak (Allocasuarina) stands by Glossy Black-cockatoosindication that this stand of She-oaksGlossy Black- What do GBC eat?Glossy Black-cockatoos feed almosttheir claws. Occasionally they may eatfeed trees are Forest Oak Additionally, there is someevidence that the coastal species Horse-tail She-oak isoccasionally foraged by Glossy Black-Further west on the tablelands and western andThese include the Drooping She-oak Belah and C. pauper. Within the north- and are thought to be particularlyThe Glossy Black-cockatoo usually prefers stand. For this reason it isimportant that all She-oaks in an area orstand are maintained for foragingGlossy Black-cockatoos also require suitablyyoung. The retention of hollow-bearingCOFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 Clout, M N (1989), Foraging behaviourof the Glossy Black-cockatoo,Australian Wildlife ResearchDEC Website:www.environment.nsw.gov.au Photographs: NPWS NORTH EAST NEW SOUTH WALES August 2004