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The Crimson Rosella is endemic to forests and
woodlands of eastern Australia. ·
In north Queensland it is a scarce resident of
upland rainforests. Unlike
southern populations, there is no distinctive immature plumage. ·
Food is mainly seeds, obtained from a great variety
of plants, including herbs and tall trees. ·
Like other rosellas, adults form permanent pairs
that maintain close contact all year. · The loudest call is a brassy ‘kweek kweek’. · It is easiest to observe while feeding on the ground in open areas. · Small flocks are observed regularly round Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge . |
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