Dec Donis 1461/1462 Gang-gang cockatoo/Galah Cockatoo

[Ryves]

Female gala!

[Szarwas]

Adult Male Gang Gang~ Such a pretty boy!

Dang, that is some amazing birb! I didn't want to spend more money here (Christmas shopping, bruh...) but I might have to squeeze out a little more from my bank account to get these pretties LOL

[Pallastronomy]

Female Gang-gang

Aaand Male Galah!

Adult descriptions are close to identical but I’ll put them both here

Gang-gang

Spoiler

Adult gang-gangs learn some measure of calm compared to hatchlings, at least when raised by magi, and are slightly more likely to wait for permission to take something that catches their fancy than steal it outright - though given the strong, bitey beaks on adults, usually magi don't bother trying to deny their companion whatever materials they claim. Adult gang-gangs do tend to be a bit more discerning, though, taking things that are more likely to work in ornament construction, and will proudly bring some of the resulting baubles to their magi as thanks. The remaining ornaments tend to end up decorating trees around the Keep as the gang-gangs use them to attract mates. Sometimes this leads to squabbles with ornate sylphs, but it's not uncommon to find a bird and a sylph begrudgingly working together on the same tree for mutual benefit, singing and chiming what seem to be instructions at each other.

Galah

Spoiler

Adult galahs learn some measure of calm compared to hatchlings, at least when raised by magi, and are slightly more likely to wait for permission to take something that catches their fancy than steal it outright - though given the strong, bitey beaks on adults, usually magi don't bother trying to deny their companion whatever materials they claim. Adult gang-gangs do tend to be a bit more discerning, though, taking things that are more likely to work in ornament construction, and will proudly bring some of the resulting baubles to their magi as thanks. The remaining ornaments tend to end up decorating trees around the Keep as the galahs use them to attract mates. Sometimes this leads to squabbles with ornate sylphs, but it's not uncommon to find a bird and a sylph begrudgingly working together on the same tree for mutual benefit, singing and chiming what seem to be instructions at each other.

[Rainwater]

These are pretty cool birds. I love the males especially with their little decorations.

[sammythethief]

I'm typically not a superfan of birds in general, I'm more partial to fish, dogs, and dragons, but these are really gorgeous. I especially love the soft shades on the Female gang-gang and male galah.

[BBkat]

Ok, first post is updated

[Arkacia]

I am Australian and love both these birds, but must admit to loving the Galah a bit more. The real thing is my favorite bird. They are cute, colourful, cheeky and fun to watch in the park attacking pine cones for the seeds. The artists did a good job on both .