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Australian Ringneck

Barnardius zonarius

Description:

The Australian ringneck is a medium sized parrot that averages about 11 inches (33 cm) in length. The coloration of these birds vary, but the basic color is green with a yellow ring around the back of the neck. The tail and wings are a mix of blue and green. Australian ringnecks spend the morning and late afternoon looking for food. They feed mainly on the ground. They eat fruit, grain, insects, larvae, seeds, and nectar.

Habitat:

These birds are found in open woodlands, and also small timbered areas along bodies of water. For the most part, Australian ringnecks stay in the same area as long as food and nesting areas are available. Some will move seasonally to look for food or nesting sites.

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4 Comments

Stephanie R.
Stephanie R. 8 years ago

Thank you Francisco! I was very excited to see this beautiful bird out in the wild!

Francisco Ramírez
Francisco Ramírez 8 years ago

Such a beauty !!

Stephanie R.
Stephanie R. 8 years ago

Thank you Bill!

beaker98
beaker98 8 years ago

Beautiful bird and wonderful photos!

Stephanie R.
Spotted by
Stephanie R.

Kanangra, New South Wales, Australia

Spotted on Jun 27, 2015
Submitted on Mar 10, 2016

Spotted for Mission

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