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Galah Behaviour (1 Viewer)

I was out this morning walking around the Old Telegraph Station in Alice Springs and was watching a pair of Galahs in in a Red River Gum. The female was standing in the fork of the tree rubbing the side of her face on the trunk of the tree. This went on for some minutes. What was also interesting was that this part of the tree seemed to be a different colour as if was a frequent activity. This was happening about two meters from the nest hole they had in the tree.
I would be interested in other people's thoughts.
Gordon
 

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Canโ€™t help with the behaviour - could be scent, territorial, display, anything - but she is stunning! Great photo.
 
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