Re: Not a scaly-breasted lorikeet

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Re: Not a scaly-breasted lorikeet

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Subject:	Re: Not a scaly-breasted lorikeet
From:	Nathanael Coyne <>
Date:	Tue, 27 Jan 2015 09:19:43 +1100

Thanks for your responses, yes you're right it is a Superb Parrot but curious that it's all alone and not with a flock.

Nathanael Coyne

On 27 January 2015 at 08:49, Nathanael Coyne <> wrote:

That bird with the orange beak returned to the tree in our neighbour's front yard this morning … got a closer look.

Has the body and size of a King Parrot but not a skerrick of red on it.

Nathanael Coyne

(hopefully third time lucky, thanks to attachment file size limits)

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