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03 Dec 2007, 6:29 am
One sulphur-crested cockatoo arrives at kitchen window, hoping for a snack. Luckily for NumberTwoSon, there's a pane of glass between that beak and his fingers.
A second cocky muscles in on the action.
Number three: "What's up? Anything left for me?"
Now there's a crowd gathering. Folks, they're hangin' from the rafters. Don't these silly buggers know that it's garbage collection day, and there's hundreds of rubbish bins to be raided? And where's that lazy bludger of a cat when you need her? 
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03 Dec 2007, 7:24 am
Seriously, I once helped free a cockatoo from a volleyball net at high school. Stupid birds kept on getting caught in them. Stupid cockys.
We don't feed the wild birds, though several of our neighbours do. The cockatoos and magpies wait for lunch and recess times at the public school, then they swoop down on the schoolyard and pry open any lunchboxes that were left out on the benches. Fortunately for them, there aren't any nets on the netball hoops for them to get stuck in.
03 Dec 2007, 7:31 am
Seriously, I once helped free a cockatoo from a volleyball net at high school. Stupid birds kept on getting caught in them. Stupid cockys.
We don't feed the wild birds, though several of our neighbours do. The cockatoos and magpies wait for lunch and recess times at the public school, then they swoop down on the schoolyard and pry open any lunchboxes that were left out on the benches. Fortunately for them, there aren't any nets on the netball hoops for them to get stuck in.
I've heard of crows actually opening schoolbags at my high school and making off with food. I think my brother caught one in the act once.
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