Corellas Collection

Picture No. 11993362
Little Corella - Feeding in a eucalypt tree - near Peppimenarti Aboriginal Community - Northern Territory - Australia. Date:

Picture No. 11993361
Little Corella - Feeding in a eucalypt tree - near Peppimenarti Aboriginal Community - Northern Territory - Australia. Date:

Corellas
2 birds sitting in a tree in the outback

Little Corella (Cacatua sanguinea) adult, collecting stick from ground, Northern Territory, Australia

Little Corella and Galah (Eolophus rose) At the sewage ponds at Aputula Aboriginal Community, Finke
DH-4550 Little Corella and Galah (Eolophus rose) At the sewage ponds at Aputula Aboriginal Community, Finke, Northern Territory, Australia

Long-billed Corella - adult female sitting on a tree branch calling out - Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
SAS-1459 Long-billed Corella - adult female sitting on a tree branch calling out Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia Cacatua tenuirostris Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for

Little Corella - Little Corella sits on a rock and stretches its wing - Cape Range National Park
SAS-1024 Little Corella - Little Corella sits on a rock and stretches its wing Cape Range National Park, Ningaloo Reef Marine Park, Western Australia

Little Corella - two Little Corellas sitting on a bush at a beach at Ningaloo Reef - Cape Range National Park
SAS-1023 Little Corella - two Little Corellas sitting on a bush at a beach at Ningaloo Reef Cape Range National Park, Ningaloo Reef Marine Park, Western Australia

Western Corella. Inhabit tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains. Flocks feed on ground
ASW-4275 Western Corella Joondalup Park, Perth, W. Australia. Cacatua pastinator Inhabit tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains

Little Corella
JPF-6177 Little Corella Cacatua sanguinea Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Little Corella Australia
JPF-6174 Little Corella - flock Arid Australia Cacatua sanguinea Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Little Corella flock in tree Little Corellas sometimes travel in flocks of several hundred often near outback stations
DH-4315 Little Corella flock in tree This flock at Mt House Station, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia Cactua sanguinea Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display

Little Corella flock Little Corellas sometimes travel in flocks of several hundred often near outback stations where
DH-4314 Little Corella flock This flock at Mt House Station, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Cactua sanguinea Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Little Corellas flying up Adcock Gorge These birds with dirty underparts because they have been feeding on ground that
DH-4240 Little Corellas flying up Adcock Gorge Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Cacatua sanguinea These birds with dirty underparts because they have been feeding on ground that has

Little Corella reaching for a seed head Inhabits open woodland, mallee, mulga
DH-4004 Little Corella reaching for a seed head At Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Cactua sanguinea sanguinea Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display

Little Corella eating grass seeds Inhabits open woodland, mallee, mulga and tree-lined waterways in much of Australia
DH-4003 Little Corella eating grass seeds At Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Cactua sanguinea sanguinea Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Little Corella eating a seed head Inhabits open woodland, mallee, mulga and tree-lined waterways in much of Australia
DH-4002 Little Corella eating a seed head, balancing on one leg At Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia

Western Corella Sheltering from the sun toward midday at Wongan Hills township
DH-3762 Western Corella - sheltering from the sun toward midday Wongan Hills township, Australia. Cacatua pastinator derbyi Inhabits woodlands and farmlands with trees in southwest Western Australia

Little Corella - Dirty from ground feeding in the dusty ground of Marble Bar, Pilbara, Western Australia
DH-3640 Little Corella - Dirty from ground feeding in the dusty ground Marble Bar, Pilbara, Western Australia Cacatua sanguinea westralensis Found throughout much of Australia except for the south

Little Corella - scratching head. Found throughout most of Australia in dry woodland, mulga and mallee
DH-3320 Little Corella - scratching head Kimberleys, Western Australia Cacatua sanguinea sanguinea Found throughout most of Australia in dry woodland, mulga and mallee

Little Corella Found throughout most of Australia in dry woodland, mulga and mallee
DH-3312 Little Corella Kimberleys, Western Australia. Cacatua sanguinea sanguinea Found throughout most of Australia in dry woodland, mulga and mallee

Long-billed Corella Roadside near Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-3237 Long-billed Corella Roadside near Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia. Cacatua tenuirostris This bird would have to be a cage escape as the Northern Territory is far from its normal

Little Corella - at roadside. Sometimes in noisy flocks of thousands Near Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-3232 Little Corella - at roadside. Sometimes in noisy flocks of thousands Near Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia Cacatua sanguinea normantoni Found in the eastern interior of Australia

Little Corella. Inhabit tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains. Flocks feed on ground
ASW-4259 Little Corella Swan River, Perth, W. Australia. Cacatua sanguinea Inhabit tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains

Little Corellas, Cacatua pastinator, Yellow Waters, Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia, Pacific

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Corellas, also known as Little Corellas, are fascinating birds found in various parts of Australia. These intelligent creatures have a distinct appearance with their white plumage and bright blue eye rings. Picture No. 11993362 showcases an adult Little Corella feeding on flowerheads while foraging on the ground in the Northern Territory. In Picture No. 11993361, we see another adult Little Corella quenching its thirst from a leaking tap at a campsite in the same region. These resourceful birds can adapt to different environments and make use of available water sources. The intelligence is further highlighted in Picture No. Where an adult is seen collecting a stick from the ground. This behavior demonstrates their ability to utilize tools for various purposes. Sometimes they can be spotted alongside other bird species, such as Galahs, as depicted in the picture taken at Aputula Aboriginal Community in Finke, Northern Territory. Another type of corella captured beautifully is the Long-billed Corella shown perched on a tree branch and calling out on Phillip Island, Victoria. Its elongated bill adds to its unique features. The stunning landscapes of Western Australia serve as backdrops for several pictures featuring Little Corellas. In Cape Range National Park within Ningaloo Reef Marine Park (Western Australia), these birds are seen stretching their wings on rocks or sitting together on bushes by the beach (Picture No. s 11993362 and 11993363). Lastly, we have the Western Corella inhabiting tree-lined watercourses and adjacent plains around Joondalup Park in Perth (Western Australia). They form large flocks that feed on the ground but gather in trees to strip leaves and roost using their long bills to dig for roots and corms.