CACATÚA GOFFINI
Goffini's cockatoo
Also known as:
Cacatúa Goffin
Size:
32 cm (12.5 in)
Species Range
- Found in Tanimbar Islands, and also in Tual, part of the Kei Islands of Indonesia.
Gender
- Similar in the coloring of their plumage.
- White is predominant in males, with a light yellow wash toward the ears.
- They have a pink-salmon tint at the base of the head feathers and the eye ring.
- The lower surfaces of flight and tail wings have a yellow wash.
- The bare skin of the eye ring is white, as well as the crest feathers, even though in this species the crest is not too evident.
- White-gray beak.
- Gray feet.
- Black-brown iris.
- Females are usually distinguished by the brown color of their iris, but good light is required to see this; the difference is less distinctive than in most cockatoos.
- The skin of the eye ring is also smaller in some cases.
youth
- Similar to the adults, but recognizable by their brown iris.
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