Long-billed Corella

Long-billed Corella

<tr><th bgcolor=pink>Scientific classification <tr><td>

<tr><td>Kingdom:<td>Animalia <tr><td>Phylum:<td>Chordata <tr><td>Class:<td>Aves <tr><td>Order:<td>Psittaciformes <tr><td>Family:<td>Cacatuidae <tr><td>Subfamily:<td>Cacatuinae <tr><td>Genus:<td>Cacatua <tr><td>Species:<td>tenuirostris </table> <tr><th bgcolor=pink>Binomial name <tr><td align="center">Probosciger aterrimus
(Kuhl, 1820) </table> The Long-billed Corella (Cacatua tenuirostris) is a white cockatoo with a rather long beak. It uses its large beak to dig for seeds (and then eats them). It comes from Australia.

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