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Kaarak'n Krazies Kaarakin was established to rescue, rehabilitate and release endangered black cockatoo’s. It’s also home to other wildlife. Meet all the residents.

I drove the tractor up to see Wally and the carnaby’s in Moora, as I knew there’s many places to fill it with gum nuts f...
14/10/2026

I drove the tractor up to see Wally and the carnaby’s in Moora, as I knew there’s many places to fill it with gum nuts for the carnaby’s at Kaarakin.

Happy birds they were, and I love that Crunchy always says thanks 🙏

Thank you Sir Wally, Rachel, Topsy, Wes, and the rest of those in the Kerkoff Carnaby Group, for all your hard work over...
11/10/2026

Thank you Sir Wally, Rachel, Topsy, Wes, and the rest of those in the Kerkoff Carnaby Group, for all your hard work over the years, in erecting nesting boxes for these beautiful birds.

Congratulations to you all for making this dream a reality. A lot of hard work fundraising, negotiating with the shire, and then making it happen.

It was incredible to see so many people come and appreciate your hard work.

And so many more will, for so many years to come.

And congratulations for making

10/10/2026

I thought I’d film Yeti and Opal licking the nectar out of the bottlebrush.

Yeti dislikes cameras and thought he’d flirt with Opal feeding.

Opal does whatever she wants…

Thank you Ryan for helping me with so many jobs over the last couple of months.  We’ve dropped the containers for change...
08/10/2026

Thank you Ryan for helping me with so many jobs over the last couple of months. We’ve dropped the containers for change bins, taken two trailer loads of rubbish, and sorted it out at the Armadale dump, chopped and burnt a number of dead trees, and probably his favourite part, collected and dropped nuts and branches to the birds.

He gets excited at how excited the birds get, just like I. He hates how loud the excited screeches are quickly enough, so we don’t watch too long.

Thanks fella

06/10/2026

All these adult redtail’s were rescued due to raven attacks. Most from nearby suburbs, down the hill in suburbia.

Though juveniles are easy targets, all black cockatoo’s get attacked, as one of our releasees was quickly by a magpie upon release. Please don’t feed ravens or magpie’s, as they find plenty of food for themselves. Plus put your rubbish in bins, and don’t over fill them.

Thank you to all the beautiful people who help us give them a second chance at life.

Among those released, is a male who was first released back in 2007. Nineteen years between rescues may be a record, but shows the continuous battle they face.

05/10/2026

We’ve had a lot of baudin’s feeding onsite the last few days, who have overstimulated Yeti’s hormones.

05/10/2026

Snap, crunch, seed.

It seems the fun things in life are better if you’ve got someone to share them with…

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Since I was a kid I wished I could fly.The dreams where I could were amazing, though those flying to escape death could ...
03/10/2026

Since I was a kid I wished I could fly.

The dreams where I could were amazing, though those flying to escape death could be scary.

Hooray for motorcycles. You can fly as fast as they will go, and with cruise control nowadays, you don’t have to use your hands to hold on and can truly feel like you’re flying.

I realised today, Charlotte turned 10 a couple of months ago. She’s still looking hot, and still takes off like a bat out of hell when she wants.

01/10/2026

RAIN 🌧️

It’s been rare this year, and the Dude was even more excited than I…

This little bubs starts trying to suck the formula out of the syringe before I get the crop needle to its beak.  I keep ...
30/09/2026

This little bubs starts trying to suck the formula out of the syringe before I get the crop needle to its beak.

I keep wishing to come in and see it eating for itself, but until then we’re its parents.

Sadly your face becomes their symbol of food, and even those who have started eating, may start begging.

We’ve been twice daily crop feeding rescues for almost eleven months now, and I’ve given up wishing for a break. It’s the longest continuous period of crop feeding for the last ten years and I’m over it.

Whichever of you supposed gods or saviours, who are meant to control the destiny of this planet, will you please give these beautiful creatures a break from their constant damages.

I hear people complaining they’re doing in tough, while you are destroying these beautiful birds. Please let them and us a rest for a while.

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322 Mills Road East, Martin
Perth, WA
6110

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