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These bird specie can be a very good entertainer after a very busy day with their personality. The gang gang cockatoo is a very funny but intelligent, goofy bird, they love to play and do tricks with their toys and love to be around their owner. Retain the Bird and receive reimbursement for reasonable veterinary fees, not exceeding the purchase price.īuy Gang Gang Cockatoo – Gang Gang Cockatoo for Adoption.Return the Bird for a replacement Bird of equal value.If the veterinarian determines, within 30 days of purchase, that your Bird is clinically ill or will die from an injury sustained or illness likely to have been contracted on or before the date of sale and delivery, you have the following options: Within 30 days of purchasing your new Birdie, you must take him/her to a licensed veterinarian for an examination. If you have questions about what is covered, please view the Law associated with your state. We also have the following cockatoos for sale now Best Rose-Breasted Galah Cockatoos for Sale, Moluccan Cockatoo for Sale, Black Palm Cockatoo for Sale, Major Mitchell Cockatoo for Sale, Red Tailed Black Cockatoo for Sale, Red Vented Cockatoo for Sale, Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo for Sale, Umbrella Cockatoo for Sale, and Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo for Sale.Īll Gang gang cockatoo birds purchased through our site is covered with at least a 30-day health guarantee by the Bird Breeder.

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All of our birds come with full health documentation including proper veterinary papers, health guarantee, free shipping in the US, Canada with discounted price as from two birds. We have hand-fed, well socialized gang gang cockatoo for sale available immediately. They are very social and affectionate, which makes them a joy to own. Gang Gang cockatoos are gorgeous birds that make wonderful and friendly pets. And juveniles sit begging - constantly and loudly – making no apparent attempt to feed for themselves.Gang gang cockatoo for sale. Feeding birds may be at any level in the vegetation, even at ground level. This apparently destructive behaviour is due to their determined searching for wood-boring grubs of moths or beetles.Ī feeding flock often involves some birds sitting high in the trees, calling an alarm if approached. They are also famous for tearing into the bark and branches of various trees, often dropping branches or snapping small saplings. For example, they take the woody fruit of Eucalyptus, Hakea, Banksia and a variety of introduced trees, including plantation pine trees. They feed in a wide variety of trees and may be found in woodland, parks, coastal heath or forest. In flight their long-tails, dark colour, and loud calls are distinctive. Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos may be seen flying in small or large flocks. Where to look for Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos

Juveniles have colouration like female, but are best recognised by their continual, rasping begging calls.

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Adult male has red skin surrounding eye.

Yellow cheek patch, larger and brighter in adult female than in the male.

Pale yellow tail panels, variously mottled with black in both males and females.

Large, slender bird with long tail and long wings.

Some features to look for in recognising Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos the scattering of torn Allocasuarina fruit on the forest floor is quite diagnostic. Such feasting also leaves tell-tale evidence long after they've gone. In fact the squeaking and cracking of their feeding is often the first indication of their presence. Small groups will sit quietly, chewing on the fruit, sometimes remaining in the same tree for hours. Glossy Blacks feed almost exclusively on Allocasuarina fruit (often called 'she-oak cones'). Soft, wavering call in flight - again, very different to the Yellow-tailed black call.Short tail, clearly shorter than Yellow-tailed blacks when seen in flight.Females have variable amounts of yellow on the head and neck.Males have bright red panels in their tails, while females and juveniles have orange-red panels with varying amounts of black barring. considerably smaller than Yellow-tailed blacks. Some features to look for in recognising Glossy Black-Cockatoos

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