Habitat:
Tropical and subtropical forests, savannas, and woodlands of Australia and New Guinea

Description:
Cockatoos are exuberant and colorful birds, known for their spectacular crests and fascinating social behavior. These birds are native to Australia, New Guinea, and neighboring islands. Their plumage, often white with brightly colored accents on the crest or tail, makes them particularly attractive. They are also famous for their intelligence and ability to mimic sounds, including human speech, making them popular as pets. Cockatoos live mainly in forests, savannas, and coastal areas. They are social birds that form often noisy groups, spending their days searching for food, perching, and interacting with other members of their group. Although some species of cockatoos are protected due to habitat loss and poaching, they remain an iconic symbol of exotic birds.

Recommended lens:
>=200 mm

Photography tips:
Use a telephoto lens to photograph cockatoos without disturbing them. They are often seen in trees or flying, and the morning or evening light is ideal. Be discreet and respect their space to avoid disturbing their behavior.