Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 2:36 
Busy birds: Corella populations are causing damage in Dandaragan, while in Moora there are mixed feelings about culling. Image by Patrick M CORELLA numbers in Dandaragan remain strong in spite of a recent cull of up to 1000 birds.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Conflict, Cull Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 12:00 PLANS to shoot the first 200 corellas that fly into Old Noarlunga next season as a scare tactic for the rest of the flock have been met with a mixed reaction by locals.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Conflict, Cull, Urban parrots Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 12:34 
Sitting duck... a corella perches in a tree in Maylands. Picture: Dominique Menegaldo
BAYSWATER City council has opposed the shooting of corellas at Maylands Foreshore Reserve.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at 7:39 
Little corellas brighting up a tree. Photo: Michael DawesTHE annual invasion of corellas in Old Noarlunga could be met with flashing lights, sirens and giant balloons with eyes on them hanging from the trees.
Cacatua sanguinea - Little Corella | in Conflict Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 7:51 
Part of a flock of c.1000 LC's feeding on spilt grain around the wheat silos of Hillston. A great sight when they all take off together - and deafening! Photo: David CookBUSSELTON’s cockie population is not always the same size and could diminish soon, according to the Department of Environment and Conservation.
DEC district manager Greg Mair said in response to a query, from then shire councillor Bernie Masters, the department had been informally monitoring the size and distribution of flocks of little corellas in the Bunbury-Busselton area over the past couple of years.
They had identified four or five flocks across this area, the largest comprising about 130-150 birds.
