Galah (Eolophus roseicapilla) 👇 The Galah is Australia’s joyful troublemaker, a burst of pink and soft gray that brings laughter to every landscape. With its rosy chest, cheeky crest, and bright white eye-ring, it looks like a bird dressed for a party—because in many ways, it is. Its call is a loud, playful squawk that echoes across open fields and eucalyptus trees, always full of personality. Galahs travel in lively flocks, wheeling through the sky with acrobatic flair and landing in groups th

Our beautiful Australian Galah 🩷 • They mate for life — once a pair bonds, they stay together for decades and share all parenting duties. • Super loyal parents — both mum and dad incubate the eggs and feed the chicks. • Incredibly social birds — they live in flocks that can reach hundreds, sometimes thousands. • Very intelligent — galahs are quick learners and can mimic sounds, solve simple problems, and recognise faces. • Built for long flights — their wings are designed for speed and enduranc

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A Mojo appreciation post. The Galah is one of the most abundant and familiar of the Australian parrots, occurring over most of Australia, including some offshore islands. There are three recognized galah subspecies, the eastern(, E. r. albiceps), the western( E. r. roseicapillus), and then the northern(E. r. kuhli). Mojo is a 5 year old Northern Galah, the Kuhli subspecies which is the most petite, and also have a smaller crest. They tend to be a little lighter, with a prominent red eye ring. Ke