 Aviaries that reproduce a suitable habitat with an understorey of grasses and shrubs beneath a canopy of trees (species "Kunzea", "Callistemon", "Grevillea" or "Melaleuca)" have been successful in accommodating breeding pairs.Rosemary Hutton densely planted aviaries with these trees and shrubs in her research, using pampas, Johnson and Geraldton grasses with clover and "Phalaris" species.Leaf litter was placed around plants to replicate the diversity and density of its native habitat.