I am sure there are photos of this subspecies in the Australia Wildlife gallery. This is the main subspecies in eastern Australia (I know my photos of wild galahs I have uploaded are of this subspecies and I am sure there are many others).
Ok! Thank you for this information! I am not very good at recognizing subspecies, and many images had no subspecific label, I will now go and add this, if it can be edited in by a staff member.
No offense taken, I see exactly where you are coming from. I thought about this being a problem, though I do have a solution that may work. Instead of showcasing each and every subspecies, can it be possible to just list them, and put a picture of the species down?
Thank you!After discussion between @ZooBinh and the moderators, he has stated that as he wants to continue this thread in his own way and doesn't want to change the style of each entry to fit a different standard and format, he is happy to allow this thread to be renamed to something more personal so that it does not clash with any future and more "official" Zoochat Photographic Guide.
So this thread is now merely "ZooBinh's Guide to Parrots"
Careful what you wish for. I tried to do Crocodilia because a) I love that group, but also because b) I thought the group would be easy with so few subspecies, well boy was I wrong!
I am aware of that. Research will do me wonders!
You're kidding meThere are numerous photographs of both species in the gallery, actually
! I was scouring through the gallery for 10 minutes, and couldn't find a hint ! It's a shame I don't have the time currently to add images. I'll have to figure something out when I get home from school.
and a similar search for the word "Ducorp" as in Ducorp's Corella produced about a dozen.
Ok, thank you for thisTen seconds searching the word "Goffin" - as in the more common name Goffin's Corella - produced twenty good photos of the species instantly
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