Cockatoo Galah (Eolophus Roseicapilla)

The Galah Cockatoo (Eolophus roseicapilla) is a striking and very sociable species of parrot native to Australia. It is distinguished by its pink chest and face, combined with its grey plumage and distinctive crest. The name "Galah" comes from the indigenous Australian word, while its scientific name refers to its colours.
Character & Behavior
Temperament:
Very sociable, affectionate and playful
Bonds strongly with owner
May exhibit separation anxiety if left alone
Speech: Can learn a few words – not the most “talkative” parrot
Intelligence: Very intelligent – ??can solve puzzles, learn tricks, interact
Socialization: Necessary from an early age to avoid unwanted behaviors (voices, biting)
Care & Environment
Cage: Very spacious (ideally >90x90x120 cm) or even better, indoor/outdoor aviary
Flight: Needs daily freedom or flight in a controlled environment
Diet:
Special food for cockatoos/parrots (pellets)
Fresh fruits and vegetables
Seeds in small quantities
Employment:
Variety of toys (wooden, destructive, interactive)
Continuous interaction with humans
Health: Predisposition to psychogenic pterorrhea (plucking) if not given the necessary attention  ...More