Monday, 24 August 2015

Rainbow Lorikeet with Young.

Yesterday we had a family of Rainbow Lorikeets including two young come to our feeder. This is the first time we have seen juvenile Rainbow Lorikeets, they are the ones with the darker beak.
 
 
 Typical young are always squawking at mum and dad.


Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus


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9 comments:

mick said...

Great photos and very interesting to see the juvenile interacting with the adults.

Ranten said...

Quite exotic guests :-))

Inspired By June said...

Beautiful birds! I've never seen the juveniles, those dark beaks really make them look different!

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

Loved the video and it is interesting to see that they have most of the adult colured plumage already

Liz Needle said...

We get a lot of these noisy but beautiful creatures - especially as our fruit is ripening!! I haven't seen the juveniles beore. Must keep an eye out.

A Colorful World said...

I've enjoyed feeding lorikeets nectar in an enclosure at the zoo, but to have them as visitors must be incredible! Love your photos and video!

eileeninmd said...

The Lorikeets are so pretty, lovely photos and video!

Beth said...

Well named. They are beautiful.

Liz said...

I do love Rainbow Lorikeets! I need a feeder for our yard to encourage more birds to visit!