What is the gang-gang cacatic?

Gang-Gang Kocatoo, scientifically classified as Callocephalon fimbriatum , is a small member of the Cockatoo Bird family with hard tail and long wings. When fully grown, gang-gang is about 13-14 inches (32-37 cm) in length, weighing about 8.4-11.5 ounces (240-330 g) and have a range of about 24.4-30 inches (62-76 cm). In the appearance, gang-gangs are dark gray and have a distinctive miserable comb. The ridge on the male is Scarlet Red and the woman has both a gray comb and a gray body. Only two types of cockatoos have red on their heads, the second is Major Mitchell's cake. However, it is not widely distributed in any place. Gang-gangs are only located along inland areas and the coast of southeastern Australia and northern Tasmania. His name comes from an indigenous language that is spoken along the Australian coast.

Habitat from the gang-gang kokolo vary according to the season. In the summer, these birds live at higher altitudes and like to be in high forests and forests in the inland mountains. When the cold comes, koKatoo Gang-Gang can move to a lower altitude with a dry climate and less dense forests and forests. During the winter season they can be seen in urban areas, usually in parks and gardens.

For food, gang-gang kakatoos usually prefer tree seeds such as acaccacias and forest eucalyptus. They also complement this support of their diet by also available insects, fruits, nuts and berries. Gang-Gang Kokoo spends most of his life in the trees and only when he needs to eat or drink, goes to the ground.

During the period of reproduction, gang-gangs feed on small family groups or pairs. In other seasons, however, the flocks of 60 birds will feed on. A special feature is that these birds always use the left leg to hold the food they eat.

The reproduction season lasts from October to January. Female gang-gang kakada will choose where the nest is but both sexesThey make a nest ready for eggs. The nests are built in tall trees, such as eucalyptus, and are lined with wood chips made by birds that chew at the edges of the cavity.

are laid two or three eggs. Incubation lasts about 30 days and both parents sit on eggs. After hatching, the parents feed the chickens for another four to six weeks.