- the
parrot family Psittaculidae. The
group consists of the
lories and
lorikeets. Traditionally, they were
considered a
separate subfamily (Loriinae) from...
-
lorikeet page The
Dangers of
Feeding Lorikeets (NSW
Office of
Environment and Heritage)
Audio field-recording of a pair of
Lorikeets Rainbow Lorikeet...
- when
looking for
their food. Scaly-breasted
lorikeets have
similar habits to the
related rainbow lorikeet, and the two
species often group together in...
- loss and the
accidental introduction of
predators to the island. The
lorikeets are 19 cm (7.5 in) in
length and
weigh 42–55 g (1.5–1.9 oz).
Adults are...
-
flocks of musk
lorikeets have been
adopting Australia's cities, such as
Melbourne and Sydney. The
partial reason for musk
lorikeets' move to, and success...
- po****tion of
pygmy lorikeets is
thought to be less than 50,000 individuals, but stable. They live at
altitudes of 1000–2200m. The
pygmy lorikeet was previously...
- vegetation.: 90 The
little lorikeet is
gregarious and
often flocks with rainbow, musk and purple-crowned
lorikeets.
Little lorikeets feed
mostly on nectar...
- Little- and musk
lorikeets. It is a fast,
straight flyer and
dwells mainly in the
forest canopy far
above the ground. The
lorikeet is a
gregarious blossom...
-
coconut lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus), also
known as the green-naped
lorikeet, is a
parrot in the
family Psittaculidae.
Seven species of
lorikeets now...
- it been
native there it
would have
coexisted with Kuhl's
lorikeet;
today no Vini
lorikeets are sympatric. He
later concluded that it was
probably introduced...
