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Indian ring neck

Psittacula krameri

Description:

These 40 cm parrots are nowadays very ubiquitous in Belgium. They have managed to survive the cold winters and have successfully bred in here. They may come from domestic stocks from zoos but at some point they became feral species. They are tropical in origin. Wild species originally found in Africa and Asia. They can learn to talk and make nice pets too.

Habitat:

Trees, forests, cities.

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6 Comments

The MnMs
The MnMs 12 years ago

is a shame..first they released them, now they want to kill them..

cedautinger
cedautinger 12 years ago

Brussels want to kill them... They become too invasive for some people...

The MnMs
The MnMs 12 years ago

Thanks, Emma! they are nowadays all over the parks in Belgium :-)

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 12 years ago

beautiful spotting!

Ashish Nimkar
Ashish Nimkar 12 years ago

Wow... see how royally seated...this adorable bird..!!

ErinLucy
ErinLucy 12 years ago

I LOVE these birds. I had no idea they could be found in the wild in Belgium O.O

The MnMs
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The MnMs

Ville de Bruxelles - Stad Brussel, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale - Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, Belgium

Spotted on Feb 10, 2008
Submitted on May 23, 2011

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