Scaly-Breasted Lorikeet Matte Pack
Matte: 14 × 11” (35.5 × 27.9cm)
Print: 10 × 8” (25 × 20cm)
To fit Frame: 14” x 11” (27.9 × 35.5 cm)
Sealed in a plastic sleeve for additional protection.
The Scaly Breasted Lorikeet, closely related to the vibrant rainbow lorikeet, is a beloved species among Australian birds. These avian creatures are instinctively territorial and exhibit strong monogamous behaviors, often forming lifelong pair bonds. Measuring approximately 30 cm, including their elongated tails, lorikeets are distinguished by their striking plumage and characteristic red beaks.
Equipped with brush-tipped tongues, lorikeets have specialized adaptations for feeding on nectar and soft fruits, making them integral pollinators in their natural habitats. As social and active birds, they thrive in flocks, creating an energetic atmosphere commonly characterized by their loud calls. Interestingly, lorikeets are known to travel significant distances for feeding and roosting, sometimes covering up to 30 km daily.
Roosting sites can become densely populated, with hundreds of lorikeets congregating at dusk, showcasing their communal nature. Their offspring are called chicks, and during the mating season, males engage in various courtship displays, such as hanging upside down and head bobbing, to attract mates.
Despite being wild, adult rainbow lorikeets typically enjoy a lifespan of around 20 years, allowing ample time for social interactions and bonding within their flocks. Additionally, lorikeets have demonstrated the ability to learn a variety of words, further illustrating their intelligence and adaptability in both wild and domestic environments.
Matte: 14 × 11” (35.5 × 27.9cm)
Print: 10 × 8” (25 × 20cm)
To fit Frame: 14” x 11” (27.9 × 35.5 cm)
Sealed in a plastic sleeve for additional protection.
The Scaly Breasted Lorikeet, closely related to the vibrant rainbow lorikeet, is a beloved species among Australian birds. These avian creatures are instinctively territorial and exhibit strong monogamous behaviors, often forming lifelong pair bonds. Measuring approximately 30 cm, including their elongated tails, lorikeets are distinguished by their striking plumage and characteristic red beaks.
Equipped with brush-tipped tongues, lorikeets have specialized adaptations for feeding on nectar and soft fruits, making them integral pollinators in their natural habitats. As social and active birds, they thrive in flocks, creating an energetic atmosphere commonly characterized by their loud calls. Interestingly, lorikeets are known to travel significant distances for feeding and roosting, sometimes covering up to 30 km daily.
Roosting sites can become densely populated, with hundreds of lorikeets congregating at dusk, showcasing their communal nature. Their offspring are called chicks, and during the mating season, males engage in various courtship displays, such as hanging upside down and head bobbing, to attract mates.
Despite being wild, adult rainbow lorikeets typically enjoy a lifespan of around 20 years, allowing ample time for social interactions and bonding within their flocks. Additionally, lorikeets have demonstrated the ability to learn a variety of words, further illustrating their intelligence and adaptability in both wild and domestic environments.
Matte: 14 × 11” (35.5 × 27.9cm)
Print: 10 × 8” (25 × 20cm)
To fit Frame: 14” x 11” (27.9 × 35.5 cm)
Sealed in a plastic sleeve for additional protection.
The Scaly Breasted Lorikeet, closely related to the vibrant rainbow lorikeet, is a beloved species among Australian birds. These avian creatures are instinctively territorial and exhibit strong monogamous behaviors, often forming lifelong pair bonds. Measuring approximately 30 cm, including their elongated tails, lorikeets are distinguished by their striking plumage and characteristic red beaks.
Equipped with brush-tipped tongues, lorikeets have specialized adaptations for feeding on nectar and soft fruits, making them integral pollinators in their natural habitats. As social and active birds, they thrive in flocks, creating an energetic atmosphere commonly characterized by their loud calls. Interestingly, lorikeets are known to travel significant distances for feeding and roosting, sometimes covering up to 30 km daily.
Roosting sites can become densely populated, with hundreds of lorikeets congregating at dusk, showcasing their communal nature. Their offspring are called chicks, and during the mating season, males engage in various courtship displays, such as hanging upside down and head bobbing, to attract mates.
Despite being wild, adult rainbow lorikeets typically enjoy a lifespan of around 20 years, allowing ample time for social interactions and bonding within their flocks. Additionally, lorikeets have demonstrated the ability to learn a variety of words, further illustrating their intelligence and adaptability in both wild and domestic environments.