Step into the world of our galahs and unlock the wonders of these extraordinary creatures
Galahs are highly social, and live in flocks of up to 100 birds. They are not particularly territorial and often share roosting trees and food sources. Galahs feed in the morning and late afternoon, and shelter in trees during the hottest part of the day. They roost at sunset, after a pre-roosting display of aerobatics and screeching, and are sometimes active at night.
It it unusual for wild galahs to survive beyond 30 years, but in captivity they may live to 80 years of age!
Quick facts
Distribution:
Australia
Habitat:
Highly adaptable. Woodlands, grasslands, shrubland, urban areas, farmlands
Conservation Status:
Least Concern