Common Diseases of Lories & Lorikeets and Health Program
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Lories and Lorikeets
Articles about Lories and Lorikeets from the Beauty of Birds archive of expert pet bird care and training guides.
Red-rumped Lorikeets or Red-spotted Lorikeets
The Red-rumped Lorikeet or Red-spotted Lorikeet (Charmosyna / Hypocharmosyna rubronotata rubronotata) is considered endangered (CITES II) in its natural
Lories and Lorikeets Species List
Our complete list of all Lory and Lorikeet species with clickable links that will take you to even more in-depth information on that specific species of
Whiskered Lorikeets or Arfak Alpine Lorikeets
The Whiskered Lorikeets or Arfak Alpine Lorikeets are endangered in their natural habitat (CITES II) and can be found in the mountains of Vogelkop peninsula
Wilhelmina’s Lorikeets or Pygmy Lorikeets
The Pygmy Lorikeet (Charmosyna wilhelminae) – also known as Wilhemina’s Lorikeet – is endemic to the South-east New Guinea, Western New Guinea and East Huon
Swainson’s Blue Mountain, Swainson’s Blue Mt. Lorikeet
The Swainson's Lory (Trichoglossus haematodus moluccanus) is endemic to Torres Strait, Eastern and South Australia. This lory is endangered in its natural habitat (Cites II), although they are relatively common within their native range, habitat loss is taking a toll on this species.
Musk Lorikeets or Red-eared Lorikeets, Green Keets
The Musk Lorikeet (Glossopsitta concinna) is endemic to south-central/eastern Australia, including Kangaroo Island] and Tasmania
Purple-crowned Lorikeets
The Purple-crowned Lorikeets (Glossopsitta porphyrocephala) are distributed from eastern Victoria to the south of Western Australia. They are found in lightly
Ultramarine Lories or Marquesas Lories
The Ultramarine Lorikeet (Vini ultramarina) is spectacular looking lorikeet and, sadly, the most endangered lorikeet in its natural habitat on the Marquesas
Blue-crowned Lories
The Blue-crowned Lories (Vini australis) are commonly referred to as Blue-crested Lories, Solomon Lories or Samoan Lories Segavao (Samoa).