Coconut Lorikeet
Trichoglossus haematodus
Adult coconut lorikeets inhabit tropical forest edges, coastal groves, gardens, and coconut plantations. They climb and fly among flowering trees, using a brush-tipped tongue to collect nectar and pollen, while also eating fruit and seeds. Their bright plumage and loud calls make them conspicuous despite spending much of their time high in the canopy.
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- Conservation status
- LC
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- Coconut Lorikeet