Parrots – A BirdLife Australia Bird Week Exhibition by Angela Robertson-Buchanan

Australia is home to 56 species of parrot. Only five of these are found elsewhere in the world. There are 300 species of parrot worldwide. This exhibition celebrates all things parrots. Each art piece has a conservation story and a fact about the bird featured.

Yeti is a wildlife rescued yellow-tailed black cockatoo. He was hit by a car as baby. Although he has recovered from his injuries he is no longer able to be released back into the wild.
Yeti is a wildlife rescued yellow-tailed black cockatoo. He was hit by a car as baby. Although he has recovered from his injuries he is no longer able to be released back into the wild.

20% of sales will be donated to BirdLife Australia. The exhibition runs alongside National Bird Week – an initiative to get more Australians interested in birds.

Princess Parrot Progression. There are a dozen free flying cheeky Princess parrots at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo. They are now successfully starting to breed and this series follows the growth of one of their off-spring. Princess parrots live in NT & SA, but are highly nomadic following where the food is. Although popular aviary birds, this parrot is classified as “near threatened” in the wild with only about 5,000 individuals left in the wild.
Princess Parrot Progression. There are a dozen free flying cheeky Princess parrots at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo. They are now successfully starting to breed and this series follows the growth of one of their off-spring.
Princess parrots live in NT & SA, but are highly nomadic following where the food is.
Although popular aviary birds, this parrot is classified as “near threatened” in the wild
with only about 5,000 individuals left in the wild.

Opening hours

Thursday, Friday 12–6pm
Saturday/Sunday 10am–3pm

Closing drinks
Thursday 24 October, 5–8pm

 

 

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Adelaide: 7 June – 16 August. Drawn from the National Portrait Gallery collection, this photographic exhibition captures the experience of lives lived through dance.

Melbourne: 7 June – 31 August. Protest is a Creative Act seeks to address issues around the body, sexuality, race, national identity and the environment.

Canberra; June 19 - July 12 2025. The River Report is a five-day map of when a normal Yitilal (wet season) turned into a major disaster and the local inhabitants were once again displaced.