 at the coast and a tree or sapling at forest or woodland regions.In forest, the nesting site is hidden high in a tall tree—marri, jarrah, or yate—or the branches of shrubs in the mid-storey, melaleuca, hakea, or banksia and amongst creeper or mistletoe.A nest near the town of Denmark, observed by Robert Hall for several days in 1902, was placed between banksia and grasstrees ("Xanthorrhoea").