Animals
Cockatoos and Rainbow Lorikeets at War For the Perfect Nesting Place
Many birds are presently looking for the finest nesting locations as spring approaches, maybe a bit sooner due to climate change. Because of the shortage in nesting place, cockatoos and lorikeets are at war.
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