The Rose-Breasted Galah Cockatoo (Eolophus roseicapillus) is native to Australia’s grasslands and much of the rest of the country. Like all parrots, they are very social and they fly in large flocks, so you usually see them in pairs or more. In the native Australian language, Yuwaalaraay, “galah” means “fool” or “clown” and this intelligent bird got this name because it’s an allegedly loud nuisance. But this pair is whispering, and I hope that anyone that lays eyes on this piece falls as foolishly in love with them as I have.