Australia's corellas and white cockies are raucous, seemingly everywhere, and sometimes almost callously destructive. But there are rules about what you can do about them.
abc.net.au/news/corellas-cockatoos-sulphur-crested-spotters-guide/101972228Clouds of corellas are filling the skies across parts of Victoria, South Australia, and southern New South Wales, creating a cacophony of sound and more than a few headaches for farmers and councils.
But nature writer and ABC wildlife expert Tanya Loos says the birds cannot be blamed for their prevalence. However, the department will grant permission for councils and organisations to deal with problematic flocks using non-lethal control options before being able to apply for approval to use lethal control.
Little corellas and long-billed corellas dominate agricultural areas of Australia, but have also established populations along the coast and in metropolitan centres including Melbourne and Sydney.
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