A large black cockatoo from southeastern Australia, with distinctive yellow patches on its cheeks and yellow panels in its long tail. They have a crest that curls forward.

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.

A large, all-white cockatoo known for its large, expressive crest that opens up like an umbrella. They are one of the most popular and affectionate large cockatoos.

The Triton is a large and popular subspecies of the Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo. They are large, white, have a big yellow crest, and a distinctive blue eye-ring.

A type of Corella from Australia, this white cockatoo is distinguished by its very long, slender upper beak, which it uses for digging up roots and tubers. They have a pink splash around the face.

Commonly known as the Galah, this is a beautiful and very common Australian cockatoo. They have a bright pink chest and face, a grey back, and a light pink crown.

Also known as the Philippine Cockatoo, this is a critically endangered species. It is an all-white cockatoo with a helmet-like crest and distinctive reddish-orange feathers under the tail.

A large, sexually dimorphic cockatoo from Australia. Males are solid black with brilliant red panels in their tail. Females are black with yellow spots and have barred orange-yellow tail panels.

A very large and powerful parrot, the Palm Cockatoo is a dark, smoky-grey or black with a huge crest and a massive beak. They have a distinctive bare red cheek patch that changes color with emotion.

One of the largest white cockatoos, the Moluccan (or Salmon-Crested) has beautiful pale pink feathers that are particularly visible when they raise their large, impressive crest.