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Gang-gang CockatooCallocephalon fimbriatumOther Names: Gang-gang The Gang-gang Cockatoo used to be common in the Blue Mountains, but now they are rarely seen. I can remember when I was in primary school, every year several of them would eat berries from my garden. Now I hardly ever see them — the last time I saw them in the wild was on a walk at Lawson in about 2003. My bird field guide still says they are common so perhaps they are moving south due to global warming? The male has a red head like the one shown below, the female is grey all over.
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