Galahs have pink or dark eyes
What a setting for this gorgeous Galah! She looks dozy and very floofy, framed by the blue blue Outback sky:

Male and female Galahs are very similar. The easiest way to tell a female from a male is that the females have pink eyes, like the one in my photo, whereas the males have dark eyes. (You can see the difference in this post, which has both male and female birds.)
Common name: Galah
Scientific name: Cacatua roseicapilla
Approximate length: 35-38 cm
Date spotted: 11 September 2026 (spring)
Location: Bendleby Ranges in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia: 32°21’13.7″S 138°47’34.8″E
Posted on 2026/09/30, in Birds, Galah and tagged australia, birds, birdwatching, Cockatoo, Galah, parrots. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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