I see rainbow lorikeets in my GBS site (Wanniassa) about once a week
(I have seen up to six, but usually just one or two), and see them in
Callum Brae, Farrer Ridge and Wanniassa Hills reserves. they are
definitely becoming more common around Canberra. I'm sure others have
noticed when people are interviewed on TV in places like Brisbane, the
sound of rainbow lorikeets is almost standard background audio
sandra h
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 8:27 AM, kym bradley <> wrote:
> Wonderful surprise this morning I was out feeding my birds, and a rainbow
> lorikeet came in and helped him/her self to the apple I had cut up for my
> babies had to run for the camera excuse the shots
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