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Local 'hero' steps in to help giant cockatoos begin their flight home

Summary by farmweekly.com.au
Moora's 7.5-metre Carnaby's Black Cockatoo sculpture faces delays, but local hero Erich Juhren drives 9000km to ensure its arrival. Discover his selfless act.
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Local 'hero' steps in to help giant cockatoos begin their flight home

Moora's 7.5-metre Carnaby's Black Cockatoo sculpture faces delays, but local hero Erich Juhren drives 9000km to ensure its arrival. Discover his selfless act.

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farmweekly.com.au broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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