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This Major Mitchell cockatoo was having a great time feasting in an Acacia.

This is my 3rd Australian Cockatoo painting, the first and second being a Galah and a Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. For this painting I used watercolours and gouache and I chose to do this beautiful bird because we used to have them in the wildlife park where I worked and I was particularly fond of them - they had a nice nature and were intelligent, entertaining and lovely to watch. Oct 4 2020 - Just won a 2nd prize at Queanbeyan Art Society for this. Happy Days!

This cockatoo reminds me of visiting my grandparents house growing up. Pop always had at least one cockatoo as a pet and my sisters and I loved talking to them for hours. Well except for one called Butch who would chase us around the backyard. The cockatoo is a watercolor paintings.

Major Mitchell, true blue

Major Mitchell's cockatoo (Lophochroa leadbeateri), also known as Leadbeater's cockatoo or the pink cockatoo,[2] is a medium-sized cockatoo restricted to arid and semi-arid inland areas of Australia, though it is seen regularly in other climates, for example, South-East Queensland's subtropical region. It is here placed in its own monotypic genus Lophochroa, though to include it in Cacatua as others do is not wrong as long as the corellas are also included there. They are also a type of cockatoo.

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This is one of my unique one-of-a-kind Australian Major Mitchell Cockatoo painting. Great for any lover of birds.

A beautiful pair of Australian Major Mitchell Cockatoos

This cockatoo reminds me of visiting my grandparents house growing up. Pop always had at least one cockatoo as a pet and my sisters and I loved talking to them for hours. Well except for one called Butch who would chase us around the backyard. The cockatoo is a watercolor paintings.

Miff, the Major Mitchell Cockatoo, comes in to land - and shows off her lovely pink feathers! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Miff, the Major Mitchell Cockatoo, pops her head up from the hollow tree - and shows off her beautiful crest! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Ready for MAJOR BIRB? Sir, yes Sir! *salute* I just love the colours on a Major Mitchell Cockatoo (also known by many other names, including Leadbeater's Cockatoo & Pink Cockatoo)! Look at him rock that glorious red/orange do, like only a pink cockatoo can do!

A pink Major Mitchell Cockatoo huddled in its tree hollow away from the freezing wind. Melbourne Zoo Great Aviary in Victoria, Australia.

Cockatoos are medium-sized parrots from tropical regions of the world. There are many kinds of Cockatoos, including the Cockatiel which is the most common type kept as pets. They are easily recognized by their crest of head feathers (used to show emotion) and their curved beaks.

Major Mitchell’s cockatoo (Cacatua leadbeateri) vintage illustration by Elizabeth Gould for Birds of Australia 1840. Digitally enhanced by Karwilbe Designs.

I love seeing trees full of cockatoos and other birds. You really feel like your in nature when there are lots of birds chirping in the trees. Cockatoos are one of my most favorite birds. This would be because I associate these birds with many happy memories spent as a child and my Grandma and Pop’s place who always had cockatoos as pets. The tree and cockatoos are painted with watercolor paint.

These cockatoos remind me of visiting my grandparents house growing up. Pop always had at least one cockatoo as a pet and my sisters and I loved talking to them for hours. Well except for one called Butch who would chase us around the backyard. The cockatoos are watercolor paintings.

The Echidna, a Gum Tree and all the cockatoos was drawn, painted with watercolors and then digitally combined to create one image. My husband and I got married in a national park and every time we walk to the exact spot where we got married from the car park, we come across the cutest Echidna.

A Major Mitchell cockatoo and Eclectus parrot getting affectionate - and they're both males! Great Flight Aviary at Melbourne Zoo in Victoria, Australia.

Major Mitchell Cockatoos near Kings Canyon, NT, Australia. The cockies bite the bucket down to the base so they can get the drips of water from the bottom of the bucket. Water is a precious commodity in central Australia. Thank you to Steve Doyle for his inspiring photos! Original SOLD at Hastings Valley Fine Art Gallery - 28/11/15 Pastel on Mitex Paper 25 x 35cm Featured in - Decorative & Traditional Art - 16/04/12 - Painted Nature & Objects - Apr 2013 - Women Painters - 08/04/13 Richeson 75 - Animals, birds & wildlife 2012 - Meritorious Award !http://solo-exhibition.com/images/SoJie15/SmRound-Invitational-badge_May2012.png!:http://www.redbubble.com/groups/solo-exhibition/forums/14322/topics/275179 *"May 2012 Jurie...