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Cockatoos who think they're sea eaglesI guess these shots aren't that spectacular photography wise, but they were interesting to watch gliding, darting and swooping around with the gusts of wind and thermals. These were taken off cape solander at kurnell, I thought it was a bit unusual to see cockies out over sea cliffs like this.
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