A day photographing the Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos in Moora It is hard to think that one year went by already but I can still remember my first visit in Moora clearly. Although we had left early in the afternoon, just … Read More
What’s been happening at Kaarakin this year? My best Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Photography 2018 It always surprises me how time flies. I can still remember when I finished university and started to work full time. This was coinciding with the … Read More
My visit at 100% Black at Jamarri 100% Black at Jamarri is another black cockatoo rescue centre, located in Jalbarragup, 20 kms southwest of Nannup, on the boundary of Helms forest. I am actually not sure how I heard from this … Read More
Buy Kaarakin 2019 Calendar: Now available in the online shop Our third edition, Kaarakin 2019 Calendar is now available on Kaarakin’s website. The calendar features photographs of the feathered and furry residents living at the centre. This year, I’m surprised … Read More
Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos in Dunsborough & Meelup Regional Park Last weekend, I traveled down south to Dunsborough to participate in another mountain bike race (the last one?). I hadn’t been lucky recently and had not spotted many black cockatoos … Read More
Carmichael’s Journey: Children and parents can now learn about the Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos Carmichael’s Journey written by Shelly Fussell and illustrated by Samantha Metcalfe tells the story of Carmichael, a young Carnaby’s black cockatoo. Carmichael will join his parents back … Read More
There are many blog articles out there, giving you tips on how to photograph birds, but how many on photographing black cockatoos?!… Read More
I recently visited the Kenwick Forest Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo roost, which is located on the corner of Edwards St and Coldwell Rd. What an amazing site!… Read More
Black cockatoos are extremely affectionate between each others. They can bond for life. However, their nesting hollows are disappearing. We could lose them forever.… Read More
Celebrating our black cockatoos on Australia Day Our black cockatoos deserve to celebrate Australia Day! After all, black cockatoos are endemic to Australia and therefore found nowhere else in the world. They are very special birds! Southwestern Australia is … Read More