INTRODUCINGCrimson Rosella
An eye-catching bird, renowned for its deep crimson plumage and bright blue cheeks. This colourful parrot is not only a favourite among birdwatchers but also a popular subject in Australian art and folklore, symbolising the vibrant natural beauty of the region.
🦜 Call to attention — Their distinctive “bell-like” calls can be heard from a distance
🍃 Favourite snack — Feeds on seeds, fruits, nectar, and even insects.
🛡️ Survival trick — Use tree hollows to nest
🌦️ Weather resilience — They are found in a wide range of environments and are very adaptable
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Colourful Variations
While the most common colour scheme is crimson and blue, Crimson Rosellas can exhibit several colour forms depending on their habitat, ranging from deep reds and blues to yellow and orange in some regions.
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Forest Acrobats
These birds are adept at manoeuvring through dense forests, often seen hanging from branches as they forage for seeds, fruits, nuts, and insects.
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Chatty Companions
Crimson Rosellas are not just beautiful; they are also quite vocal. Their calls include a range of melodious whistles and chattering notes that can be heard throughout their territory.
How you can help…
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Protecting the old-growth forests where Crimson Rosellas live is crucial for their survival. These environments provide essential food and nesting sites.
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Encouraging the planting of native trees and shrubs can help provide additional natural food sources and habitat for these birds.
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Promoting and engaging in bird-friendly practices, such as keeping cats indoors and avoiding the use of pesticides, can help protect Crimson Rosellas and other native bird species.
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