Hi everyone
I had a great find today - a male galah x corella. He was alone, so he may be an adult or a juvenile that has already left his parents. I don't know whether one parent was a little corella or long-billed corella - they are both in our area. Maybe it is one of the brothers from last year, but I don't think so because the pattern is very mottled. He could be from the same parents though; I think this is the 4th year we have seen galah x corella juveniles
Hi Birdgirl. Interesting species. Long time no hear , it's good to see your garden again is alive and kicking
Cheers
Birdie
Sunshine Coast Queensland
Hi Birdie
I seem to have got caught up with work and kids and don't go out anymore. It's wonderful when something special comes into the backyard though. Last week my favourites, 2 yellow-tailed black-cockatoos landed in our trees, but not long enough for a photo.
These are last year's 'gorellas' as we call them - the pattern is quite different, more watercolour
HI BIRDGIRL
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD THE TOP ONE LOOKS LIKE THE ONE ON THE CLOTHS LINE WITH CORELLA
ah he's beautiful, very unusual markings. thanks and welcome back, missed your photos:)
Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best