Bare-Eyed Cockatoo
Loud. While maybe not as deafening as a Moluccan, they have a very loud call and enjoy using it, especially in the morning and evening.
Cockatoos
White-Tailed Black Cockatoo
This common name refers to two endangered species from Western Australia: Baudin's and Carnaby's Black Cockatoos. They are large, black birds with white tail panels and white cheek patches.
Origin
Australia & Oceania
Size
21-23 inches (53-58.5 cm). Weight: 550-800g (19.5-28 oz)
Weight
675g avg.
Noise Level
Very Loud. They have a distinctive, far-carrying call that sounds like 'wee-oo'.
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Not kept as pets. They are endangered wild birds with highly specialized needs and behaviors. They are social birds that live in large flocks.
Vocalization & Talking Ability
Their vocalizations are their natural calls, which are important for flock communication.
Dietary Needs
Specialized diet consisting of native seeds, particularly from marri and banksia trees. Their habitat and food sources are under threat.
Health & Lifespan
Lifespan of up to 50 years. Endangered species protected by law. They are not part of the pet trade and their health is a major conservation concern.
Housing Requirements
Not a pet species. They are wild birds that require large areas of native woodland to survive.
