In the Australian outback they'd flock in the hundreds or thousands. The flock is important for its survival and defence mechanisms. In captivity with us, in Western Australia, while we can't provide the perfect replacement for their natural environment, we replicate it as much as possible and encourage their natural behaviours. They really aren't far removed from their wild counterparts 😊 One of the most common questions we get from families who want their birds to come here, is how they'll tr

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