Wild Sulpha Crested Cockatoo with PBFD.

[sue]

Wild Sulpha Crested Cockatoo with PBFD.  Pictures curtesy of Greg Sujecki, many thanks.

Beak deviation is a given on this picture.  Note the 'DIRTY' look of the main feathers.  A good sign of PBFD.
White birds (Genetic pre-disposition) seem to be more afflicted with the disease than colored.  Even so, many colored species are secumbing to PBFD.

[Greg]

Thanks for sharing the photo's Sue..awareness with your site is extremely important to this disease so hopefully one day they can find a cure..

[av]

Oh the poor baby, I have seen this a few time and every time it just hits me where it hurts.