I am still in the Cape York Peninsula of Australia. The spectacular Sulfur-crested Cockatoos are so common here, that we rarely give them a second look after several weeks in the field. But this pair at a nest cavity was worth a shot.
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How can even the hard-core photojournalists like us not love these two birds?
Thanks for my morning coffee/sunrise today!