Galahs

Galahs are very common in Australia. There are no figures for the population, but because they have adapted very well to human habitation, numbers are increasing.

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The galah is indeed a member of the parrot family. Specifically, it is a cockatoo, as it has a crest on its head. It has the characteristic sharp, curved beak of the parrot family, used mainly for cracking hard seeds and nuts of native trees.

In Australia, this term is used to describe a person who is silly,erratic, or lacking in sense. It is akin to calling someone an idiot, or a goose. Galahs are an Australian cockatoo that have a characteristically erratic and twisting flight which commonly makes them road hazards.

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galahs can eat watermelon and watermelon skin!!

Galahs are herbivorous and eat seeds of both native plants and cultivated crops. They often feed on seed that has fallen to the ground. However, they also like to nibble on sweet native flowers such as callistemons (bottlebrush) and grevilleas, and on gumnuts.

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There are aspects of each that appeal to different people. Galahs are smaller and, for this reason, easier to take care of. They are very personable and gregarious, enjoying the company of many people. Cockatoos are among the most intelligent of the parrots, and they bond more strongly with a single owner, often being jealous of anyone else who takes away from their owner's attention. They require more time and attention, and are of course much larger.

They like to sit because they like to rest

You would not see a galah in the wild in Britain. You might see one in a cage (unfortunately). Galahs are easily seen in the wild in Australia.

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Peregrine Falcons and Wedgetailed Eagles are the main predators of galahs. Galahs' main defence against these predators is to fly together in large flocks, often erratically.

It is very difficult to tell the difference between male and female galahs from a distance. Close up, it is much easier, as adult females have a distinctive reddish tinge to their eyes while males have dark brown to black eyes.

The average weight of the galah is 337 grams.

The average lifespan of a galah, under ideal conditions, is 60 years.

Female Galahs have pink to deep red irises, which are the part of the eye that is usually black.

Galahs lay between 2 to 5 eggs at a time.

A group of galahs may be referred to as a flock, pack or mob.

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The male and female galah are almost identical, but for the fact that the female has reddish coloured eyes, and the male's eyes are black.