Ducorp's Cockatoo
Cacatua ducorpsii
Here at Banham Zoo
Banham Zoo is home to a Ducorp's cockatoo, also known as the Solomon cockatoo. Native to the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, this bird has bright white feathers and a personality as loud as its call!
Where Do I Live?
Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
The Ducorp�s cockatoo can be found living in the rainforests, cleared areas and even gardens of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
What Do I Eat?
Their food consists of seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, blossoms, leaf buds and insects and their larvae.
How Do I Breed?
In the wild breeding takes place between August and November. Nests are made in hollow trees. The eggs are incubated for around 25 days.
Together, we protect wildlife
Conservation status
Least Concern (LC)
Lowest risk of endangerment.
Ducorp's cockatoos are not considered to be endangered; although their exact numbers are unknown, their population is believed to be stable in the wild.
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Where is the
Ducorp's Cockatoo
located?
Our
Ducorp's Cockatoo
is located in our
Primate Zone
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What’s the best time to see the animals?
The best time to see our animals is often during feeding times or in the cooler parts of the day when they are most active. Check our daily timetable for keeper talks and feeding sessions for an up-close look! Our habitat signage also includes helpful hints and tips to make the most of your visit.
How do you ensure the animals' welfare?
Animal welfare is our top priority. We provide species-specific habitats, enrichment activities, and expert veterinary care to ensure all our animals thrive.
