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purple-crowned lorikeet

  1. Restricted Range

    Restricted Range

    .... well fairly, that is. The Purple-crowned Lorikeet is only found in western Victoria, southern South Australia and south eastern Western Australia. Really pretty lorikeets these and I think John and Dora were lucky to have them visit their garden. I don't know where my brain is at the...
  2. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  3. After seeds

    After seeds

    Now another newbie landed - Purple-crowned Lorikeet. Rather a lovely looking parrot this one, and very active too, he hardly stopped moving. I've seen that seed spike before, but can't remember what it's called.
  4. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  5. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  6. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  7. SF.   Slow down you idiot!

    SF. Slow down you idiot!

  8. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  9. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

  10. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    These are birds which can appear in numbers when their food source is plentiful, then vanish for several years. This year they are back, thank goodness!
  11. New arrivals!

    New arrivals!

    Hi all, I went on a birdwalk with the local group to Caroline Springs on last Saturday, weather quite cold and miserable but we all rugged up and proceeded to investigate. This is place surrounded by housing as far as the eye can see but a waterway has been maintained in the development and a...
  12. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    These are young birds - the colours on the head are much paler than in the adult.
  13. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple -crowned Lorikeet. Caught, banded and released. They can give quite a bite.
  14. Purple-Crowned Lorikeets

    Purple-Crowned Lorikeets

    Finally found some Purple-crowned Lorikeets! Now begins a new quest: finding a few closer to eye level :)
  15. 'Is this OK?'........

    'Is this OK?'........

    I thought that I should share this one as well of the Purple-crowned Lorikeet as I was going to use it for my Xmas card in the comp. I thought that it looked absolutely gorgeous as it sat there in the tree waiting for me to take it's picture! I've been back several times but haven't seen them...
  16. 'Another New One for Me'

    'Another New One for Me'

    Saved the best for last!....3 in one post!.......... I have had a few photos of this little fellow but thought that it was a Juvenile Musk! until I noticed that the beak was black and not with a red section like the Musks! I took the shots in the same area as the Musks and Scaly-Breasted...
  17. Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    Purple-crowned Lorikeet

    One of our smallest parrots,the Purple-crowned Lorikeet is found only in the three southern mainland states(ie.W.A.;S.A.& Victoria.).A brightly coloured male is seen here hanging from a bunch of leaves in a eucalypt tree,where it has been feeding on lerps,which have attached themselves to the...
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