Do you have a tree with a hollow in your back yard?

Bronwyn Haynes
Updated August 16 2017 - 1:25pm, first published 1:11pm
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is reliant on larger hollows in trees to nest and raise their young. Do you have one in your back yard?
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is reliant on larger hollows in trees to nest and raise their young. Do you have one in your back yard?

In our urban and agricultural areas large, hollow-bearing trees are in decline across the landscape and many species of native animals rely on tree hollows, for protection from predators, nesting and raising young.

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Bronwyn Haynes

Bronwyn Haynes

Crookwell-Goulburn Journalist

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