Purple-crowned Lorikeet in Cook (posted to Birdline)

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Subject:	Purple-crowned Lorikeet in Cook (posted to Birdline)
From:	"Geoff Larmour" <>
Date:	Sat, 14 Dec 2013 11:06:44 +1100

At least four birds in flowering ironbark on bike path that crosses Lyttleton Cres between Wybalena Grove and Cambridge St. Present at 9.00 and still there at 10.00am, in company with Rainbow Lorikeets.

Trees are about 50 metres on the uphill side of Lyttleton from the bus stop right next to the bike path.

Several (not very good) photos taken with one attached. Have been hearing small lorikeets for some days but only checked them out this morning.

Superb parrots also present in this area, although only juveniles and females seen this morning.

Kim and Geoff Larmour

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