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Galah

British pronunciation/ɡˈalə/
American pronunciation/ɡˈælə/
Galah
[NOUN]
1

a medium-sized cockatoo native to Australia, characterized by its distinct pink underparts and white upperparts

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What is a "Galah"?

A Galah, also known as the pink and grey cockatoo, is a charming and distinctive bird native to Australia. With its medium size, the Galah showcases a unique combination of pink underparts and white upperparts, adorned by a magnificent, long white crest that features a colorful band of red at the base. These sociable and intelligent birds are often seen in large flocks, engaging in playful activities and intricate vocalizations. Galahs are highly adaptable and can thrive in various habitats, including woodlands, grasslands, and even urban areas. Their endearing appearance and lively nature make them a favorite among bird enthusiasts and observers. With their striking pink and white plumage, coupled with their captivating crest, the Galah stands out as a beautiful symbol of Australia's avian diversity.

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1At least he’s wearing a helmet, unlike this galah going in without protection.
2GALAH, on the other hand, is just doing astrochemistry on a more modest million stars, and it’s operating from the ground.
3One is the Gaia mission, run by the European Space Agency, and the other is the GALAH project, run by the Australian Astronomical Observatory.
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