Wednesday, August 22, 2012 at 13:11 
A pair of Little Corellas feeding (with the customary left-handed grip). Image by LeoRATEPAYERS will pay an extra $22,000 to clean up the corella poo and debris blighting Old Noarlunga streets.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Conflict Monday, July 23, 2012 at 15:50 
Little corella's in arial combatSCORES of corellas plaguing an Old Noarlunga school have sparked health concerns and calls for urgent action.
Saturday, July 21, 2012 at 0:40 
Galahs in Canbarra enjoying the onion weed feest. Image by BartoCanberra is now in the midst of an annual phenomenon when large flocks of cockatoos and galahs congregate, usually by roadsides, looking very intent at pulling something tasty out of the ground.
Thursday, July 5, 2012 at 1:33 
Dr James Haberfield cares for the sick bird that later had to be put down. Picture: Dominique Menegaldo THE Department of Environment and Conservation has widened its investigation into the death of seven corellas at a Greenwood Park to other sites.
A spokeswoman said similar deaths in several other northern suburbs had prompted the DEC to widen its testing for the cause.
“We are looking at other links to corella deaths in surrounding areas. The birds are of the same species. Testing could take a month.”
Greenwood residents suspected poisoning when they found the dead birds in one area of Blackall Park early on June 30.
Residents have also reported bird deaths at Carine Open Space and at Carine Glades Shopping Centre.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Poisoning, Research Wednesday, July 4, 2012 at 1:22 
Onkaparinga Council will ask the State Government to manage Old Noarlunga's corella problem after its attempts proved unsuccessful.ONKAPARINGA Council will ask the State Government to fix Old Noarlunga's corella problem after its attempts to cull the birds failed.
At a meeting on Tuesday, June 26, councillors voted to lobby the government to take control of corella culling in the district. The decision came after the meeting was told last season's culling program had little impact.
A report to the council recommended that the program - which involved shooting up to 200 birds and using noise to scare the rest away - start in October this year, two months earlier than last year.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Conflict, Cull 
