Rose Breasted Cockatoo – Female

Scientific Name: Eolophus roseicapilla
Native Range: Australia

The Rose-breasted Cockatoo, commonly known as the Galah, is a small cockatoo species within the family Cacatuidae. It is characterized by its soft pink breast and face, light pink to white crest, and contrasting gray wings and back. This species is monomorphic, with males and females appearing visually similar apart from subtle differences in eye color. Rose-breasted Cockatoos inhabit a wide range of environments across Australia, including open woodlands, grasslands, shrublands, and urban areas.