By Jaigar O'Neill | Community Engagement Coordinator
Cody the baby Corella lost his family and home after his tree was cut down.
Only 24 hours old, with no feathers and his eyes barely open, Cody was left to fend for himself when his home was destroyed. A kind and compassionate stranger sought help for the orphan at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. After checking that Cody was uninjured, the hospital team placed Cody with a carer, and in just seven short weeks, Cody had transformed from a tiny featherless chick into a beautiful Corella. It won’t be long before Cody is ready to return to the wild!
Did you know?
The short-billed corella, also known as the little corella, is named after the dark pink markings between the eye and the bill. These gorgeous birds are one of the species dependent on mature trees with hollows for nesting. Please remember to protect old growth forest to ensure these birds have a safe home to raise their young.
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By Jaigar O'Neill | Community Engagement Coordinator
By Jaigar O'Neill | Community Engagement Coordinator
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