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- Calyptorhynchus banksii
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Identification
60 cm. Black, red tail bands; females are brownish-black with yellow barring and spotting and have yellow-orange tail stripes.
Distribution
Taxonomy
Habitat
Eucalyptus woodlands near water, shrubland and grassland.
Behaviour
The diet includes eucalyptus seeds, berries, fruits, various insects and grubs.
They build their nests in tree cavities. 1 to 2 white eggs are laid, but often only 1 nestling survives infancy.
