Lorikeet foods

To:	"'Tony Keene'" <>, <>
Subject:	Lorikeet foods
From:	"Tony Russel" <>
Date:	Tue, 24 May 2011 11:57:41 +0930

Yes, thank you Tony. It would seem that given a shortage of flowers/nectar
they do diversify quite extensively into almost anything available. A useful
report well worth a browse.

Tony

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Subject: Lorikeet foods

This paper might be some help - when nectar-bearing plants in Darwin were
not producing so much, Rainbow Lorikeets fed from 37 different plant types
including seeds, lerp, fruit and pollen.
 http://www.cdu.edu.au/ser/profiles/documents/2004HasebeFranklinCorella.pdf
 Cheers,

 Tony

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