Research on rainbow lorikeets

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Subject:	Research on rainbow lorikeets
From:	Alison Jaggard <>
Date:	Sun, 28 Mar 2010 22:41:53 -0700 (PDT)

Hi there,

Recently I saw the thread about rainbow lorikeet roosts.  I am currently doing 
an honours project on rainbow lorikeet roosting, I wondered if anyone has any 
information they could pass on.  Specifically, I'm looking for information on 
their natural roost habits (i.e. not urban roosting) as I can only find a 
couple of journal articles on it. I have the details of several large roost 
sites in Sydney (we're talking hundreds of birds) but I wondered if anyone 
knows if they do this sort of en masse roosting in more natural habitats (e.g. 
forest), or is a peculiarly urban thing?

Thank you
Alison 



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