Carnaby's Black Cockatoo

Carnaby's Black CockatooIts dark plumage has pale feather edges, a white cheek patch and a broad white tail band. It travels in flocks while searching for seeds in woodland and scrub of south-western Western Australia.What does it look like?It is dark brown to black, with pale feather edges. A white patch near the ear and a white tail band are useful field marks, including in flight.How does it live?Its dark plumage has pale feather edges, a white cheek patch and a broad white tail band. It travels in flocks while searching for seeds in woodland and scrub of south-western Western Australia.It eats seeds and may travel in large flocks while foraging. Its habitat includes woodland and scrub.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.