From fbuk. Australian lorikeets perching on a bush whose name has currently escaped me.
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Absolutely beautiful!!
EyesThatSmile
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Dec 31, 2020
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Not an uncommon sight.
@FrayedBear What part of Australia? I was on a short tour there (including NZ) in 2007. I always watch for new birds and didn’t see any lorikeets.
@EyesThatSmile NZ is a completely different country. The were very common up in New South Wales, ACT, parts of Victoria, parts of Queensland.
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