Yellow-bibbed Lories

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Beauty of Birds Editorial Team

September 16, 2021 · Updated January 13, 2023 · 1 min read

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Yellow-bibbed Lory (Lorius chlorocercus aka Domicella chlorocercus)

Lories and Lorikeets: Overview (Naming, Range and Description)


Status / Distribution:

The Yellow-bibbed Lory(Lorius chlorocercus aka Domicella chlorocercus) is endangered in its native habitat of eastern Solomon Islands

Lories as Pets or in Aviculture:

Due to their endangered status, any suitable specimen that cannot be released back into their natural habitat (native range) should preferably be placed into a well-managed breeding program to ensure the continued survival of this species.


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Taxonomy

Family: Loriidae … Genus: Scientific: Lorius … English: Greater Noble Parrot … Dutch: Breedstaartlori … German: Breitschwanzloris … French: Lorius

Species: Scientific: Lorius chlorocercus aka Domicella chlorocercus … English: Yellow-bibbed Lory … Dutch: Geelsnavellori, Groenstaartlori … German: Grünschwanzlori … French: Lori à lines jaunes


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