Ravensthorpe bird conservation group objects to lithium exploration application, Kalgoorlie Miner, 11 July 2022ĭocumentary bares black cockatoo’s fight to survive, Echo News, 10 June 2022ĭrivers urged to slow down on South Coast Highway to avoid hitting Carnaby’s black cockatoo, Albany Advertiser, 9 June 2022 Lotterywest and Murdoch University to keep Carnaby’s flying, 28 October 2022 There are two species of white-tailed black cockatoo - Baudins Cockatoo and Carnabys Cockatoo - that are endemic to the south-west corner of Western. The genus Zanda was introduced in 1913 by the Australian born ornithologist Gregory Mathews with Baudins black cockatoo as the type species. Southwestern Australia is home to three black-cockatoo species Baudins Black-Cockatoo, Carnabys Black-Cockatoo, and the southwestern subspecies, the. Baudin’s black cockatoo Scientific Name Calyptorhynchus baudinii Stats Length: 50-57cm Weight: 560-770g Estimated population: 10,000 Status Listed as Endangered (Wildlife Conservation Act) and under the IUCN Red List. Review | Jane Hammond shines a light on the ‘Black Cockatoo Crisis’, Out in Perth4 December 2022īlack Cockatoo Crisis – The World Premiere, Fremantle Shipping New, 9 November 2022 They are all mostly black in colour, and the taxa may be differentiated partly by size and partly by small areas of red, grey, and yellow plumage, especially in the tail feathers. Social impact documentary ‘Black Cockatoo Crisis’ hits cinema screens today, Screenwest, 1 December 2022 Red-tailed carpet rolled out for black cockatoo film premiere, Murdoch University News,1 December 2022 A clean capture of a rare leucistic Baudin's white-tailed black cockatoo has put to rest a rumour that had been circulating among the bird lovers of Margaret River in Western Australia's South. Scrapped Perth-Peel development plan puts 170,000 hectares of urban bush in limbo, ABC News, 30 December 2022īlack Cockatoo crisis comes into focus in new documentary,, 3 December 2022īlack Cockatoo Crisis: Documentary by former journalist Jane Hammond explores endangered West Australian birds, The West Australian, 2 December 2022 The following media articles focus on black cockatoos in Western Australia:īlack Cockatoo Crisis documentary to be shown in State’s south, Kalgoorlie Miner,
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