4 thoughts on “Birds of Sydney 4, rainbow lorikeets”
Cheeky little chaps are these! We used to have a couple that perched themselves on our Deck each morning early after leaving their roost. This went on for some 18 months and as they requested to be fed each morning before going off to explore their day. Then we went away for a few weeks and they sadly never came back. I rather miss them.
I think the stories probably relate to their squawky nature and the fact that they will bite if someone tries to catch or touch them. Such wonderful colours though.
Nicci Carrera 
Cheeky little chaps are these! We used to have a couple that perched themselves on our Deck each morning early after leaving their roost. This went on for some 18 months and as they requested to be fed each morning before going off to explore their day. Then we went away for a few weeks and they sadly never came back. I rather miss them.
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Yes, they are very cheeky! We were told stories about them not being so nice as they look! But I think they are wonderful!
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I think the stories probably relate to their squawky nature and the fact that they will bite if someone tries to catch or touch them. Such wonderful colours though.
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Actually, one of them picked the feathers off a competitor. Birds will be birds! 😉 They are totally gorgeous, though, I agree.
Nia Simone
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