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Rainbow / Red-collared Lorikeet

Rainbow / Red-collared Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus). This red collared form is sometimes given full species status or is lumped with Rainbow Lorikeet as a subspecies. Feeds on orchard fruit eg mangoes. Also nectar and berries.Found only in the far north of Northern Territory and Western Australia. Inhabits open forests, gardens, woodlands and urban areas

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© Don Hadden / www.ardea.com
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