Where to See Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo in Great Otway National Park

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Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo sightings in Great Otway

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Where Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo has been reported, from 44 sightings. Not a live tracker: animals move, and an empty area doesn’t mean there are none.

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Timing

When to look

12 AM1% of the busiest hour1 AM1% of the busiest hour2 AM1% of the busiest hour3 AM2% of the busiest hour4 AM6% of the busiest hour5 AM22% of the busiest hour6 AM78% of the busiest hour7 AM94% of the busiest hour8 AMBusiest hour9 AM94% of the busiest hour10 AM83% of the busiest hour11 AM67% of the busiest hourNoon56% of the busiest hour1 PM50% of the busiest hour2 PM50% of the busiest hour3 PM61% of the busiest hour4 PM89% of the busiest hour5 PMBusiest hour6 PM94% of the busiest hour7 PM78% of the busiest hour8 PM44% of the busiest hour9 PM22% of the busiest hour10 PM11% of the busiest hour11 PM6% of the busiest hour

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo is most seen 7–10 AM and 4–7 PM. Bars compare each hour with the busiest one.

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo sightings by hour, as a share of the busiest hour
Hour	Share of busiest hour
12 AM	1%
1 AM	1%
2 AM	1%
3 AM	2%
4 AM	6%
5 AM	22%
6 AM	78%
7 AM	94%
8 AM	100%
9 AM	94%
10 AM	83%
11 AM	67%
Noon	56%
1 PM	50%
2 PM	50%
3 PM	61%
4 PM	89%
5 PM	100%
6 PM	94%
7 PM	78%
8 PM	44%
9 PM	22%
10 PM	11%
11 PM	6%

Audio tour

Hear about Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo on the drive.

Parkwolf’s Tour Guide plays stories like this one as you drive Great Otway, triggered by GPS and read through your car’s speakers.

Great Otway Tour Guide

A Cockatoo Looking for Grubs

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“If you see a yellow-tailed black cockatoo working at a branch, it may be looking for a grub. These birds eat wood-boring insect larvae as well as seeds, extracting the larvae from inside the timber.”

Plays as you drive in Parkwolf’s Great Otway Tour Guide.

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Where to look

Great Otway spots that mention Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo

Compare with the sightings

Places and trails whose Parkwolf guides talk about Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo. A good start, never a guarantee.

Places

SightCora Lynn CascadesA ferny forest walk to cascades spread across dark shale.

Trails

EasyDistillery Creek to Painkalac Dam6 km · 1.5 hrAn easy forest walk to the quiet edge of Painkalac Reservoir.

ModerateLoves Track6 km · 2 hrA stringybark crossing with a Grevillea detour and a lighthouse view.

Wolf sightings in Yellowstone on Parkwolf’s Find Wildlife map, brightest around Lamar Valley — Wolf sightings in Yellowstone, in the app

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Wildlife

More wildlife in Great Otway

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204 sightingsKoalaPhascolarctos cinereusMost seen 6 AM & 5–8 PMSighting map

35 sightingsGrey KangarooMacropus giganteusMost seen 6 AM & 5–7 PMSighting map

109 sightingsEchidnaTachyglossus aculeatusMost seen 7 AM & 5–7 PMSighting map

58 sightingsKookaburraDacelo novaeguineaeMost seen 5–8 AM & 5–7 PMSighting map

97 sightingsSwamp WallabyWallabia bicolorMost seen 6 AM & 6–8 PMSighting map

20 sightingsBrushtail PossumTrichosurus vulpeculaMost seen 7–9 PMSighting map

21 sightingsRing-tailed PossumPseudocheirus peregrinusMost seen 6 AM & 6–9 PMSighting map

10 sightingsSugar GliderPetaurus notatusMost seen 7–9 PMSighting map

Where to see Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo in Great Otway