Gang Gang Cockatoo Mugs

Gang-gang cockatoo

With a hairstyle like that how can you not fall in love with a Gang Gang Cockatoo?

Native Birds in the wild are so very good to see and when you get close to one as I have here it is the most exciting event possible!

One of likes joys is to see native birds in the wild and this one was so close and I was overjoyed to get this shot of it. Hope you enjoy it also

A watercolor painting of a cute Gang gang cockatoo.

This is a digital illustration of a Gang-gang Cockatoo, a beautiful parrot native to Australian bushlands! The artwork is celebrating pride month with the Bi flag colors. Perfect for bird parents who are LGBTQIA+ for pride month!

Newly uploaded version as I wasn't happy with the first image of my Gang Gang parrots/cockatoos. Created in Pixlemator.

A vector illustration of a very cute gang gang cockatoo. He is holding one paw up. Cartoonish style. It is a male bird, because his head and crest are red.

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Kookaburras and Gang Gang Cockatoos have to be my favourite aussie birds (and Lorikeets... and Galahs... oh dear! So many!) But these two are my favourite paintings.

Gang Gang Style

Gang Gang 1

Gang gang cockatoo bird cartoon illustration

Gang-gang Cockatoo original watercolour design by Nadya Neklioudova

Beautiful rare Gang Gang parrot original painted in watercolours

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This female Gang Gang cockatoo is looking very happy - she'd just had a little treat from me! Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Baby gang-gang cockatoo watercolor portraint painting

These noisy parrots used to be common in the forests of Southern Australia, but the best place to see them now is Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia.

Taken at the Everglades Gardens at Leura in the Blue Mountains of Australia. These birds love the cooler climates which is why I had never seen them before. Their name apparently comes from the "creaking gate" sound they make. This one was so engrossed in eating that I was able to get within a metre without disturbing it. The strong beak was making short work of the seeds on this tree & the ground was littered with half eaten seeds. Slight HDR processing with Photomatix. *Feature* Australian Native Birds, Aug 2010.

Vintage illustrated by Elizabeth Gould (1804–1841) for John Gould’s Birds of Australia (1972 Edition, 8 volumes)

I Dream In Bird

There is a family of these gorgeous Gang Gang cockatoos in the Woodland Aviary at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. They are quite shy - but can be tempted with an almond!

Getting wild birds to pose for the camera can be quite a challenge. This Gang Gang Cockatoo fell for a small bribe - an almond!