Galah.
A galah is a beautiful bird. Its 35 cm long and weighs 270-350 g. Galahs have a pale grey to mid-grey back, a pale grey rump, a pink face and chest and a light pink mobile crest. It has a bone-coloured beak and the bare skin of the eye rings is carunculated.
Galahs are found in all Australian states and are absent only from the driest areas.
A Galah is a native Australian bird.
By Irene
1.The Great Barrier Reef is a distinct feature off the north east coast of Australia. It is a coral reef that is home to many spectacular corals, fish, turtles and sharks.
2. Green Tree Frog is one of the Australia’s best known Amphibians.
3. Goanna was the name given to Australian moniter lizards by the Early European settlers. They thought our moniter lizards Looked like the South American Iguannas.
By: Sarah
Image: ‘Galahs in Love‘, Image: ‘Spine-cheek Anemonefish‘, Image: ‘Crescent-tail Bigeye‘, Image: ‘A step nearer and I’ll…‘ , Image: ‘Green Tree Frog‘
Love your photos of Australian wild life. What other animals interest you?
Hello Mrs Whittaker,
Thanks for commenting on our blog 🙂
There are so many interesting animals here in Australia – some of them we had never heard of until we started looking for animals that started with a particular letter of the alphabet :-0
Keep watching for more animals (and more letters).
Do you have a blog we could visit to see what you are doing?
MrsP and the AllStars