I think I have a photo of them in flight – much like the white cockies, but with pointier wings. They don’t screech, either. Their sound is hard to describe. Thanks for dropping in, Y!
The long-billed one is much the same size as the white cockatoo, though their wings seem to be pointier when they fly. There’s a Little Corella, too, and apparently the galah will mate with it! The blue skin around the eye in this one makes it look really ‘different’!
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I like the different shots of this stately beauty! And wonder what they are like in their flock a 😉
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I think I have a photo of them in flight – much like the white cockies, but with pointier wings. They don’t screech, either. Their sound is hard to describe. Thanks for dropping in, Y!
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My pleasure and ttys
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Rather different looking. How big are they?
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The long-billed one is much the same size as the white cockatoo, though their wings seem to be pointier when they fly. There’s a Little Corella, too, and apparently the galah will mate with it! The blue skin around the eye in this one makes it look really ‘different’!
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I just love all these birds! Thanks for posting, it adds brightness to my day 🙂
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My pleasure, Christine. I enjoy sharing my sightings!
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