Latest studies have shown that there are around 50,000 -200,000 Umbrella Cockatoos in the world. The survival of this species is Conservation Status Umbrella Cockatoo still considered vulnerable due to illegal trappings for pet trade and killing for meat. Umbrella Cockatoo Moluccan Cockatoo Distribution Habitat This species of Cockatoo is found predominantly in the South Moluccan islands including Caram and Amboina. The species is also found in the Phillipines and Indonesian islands.

The larger flocks are found in undisturbed rainforest areas. Large numbers of them are also found in forests with large trees and in riverine forests. Their numbers are rapidly declining because of indiscriminate trade and habitat reduction. The species has been included in the C.I.T.E.S. Appendix in 1989. cientific Name: SLength of Body: Wingspan: Weight: Lifespan: Other Common Names: Cacatua moluccensis 17 - 20 inches (40 - 50 cm) 23 - 30 inches (58 - 66 cm)