Australian Ringneck

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The Australian Ringneck is a common and widely distributed parrot species native to Australia. It is characterized by its vibrant green plumage and a distinctive yellow ring around its neck, though variations exist.

Where to spot

Found in a wide range of habitats across mainland Australia, including eucalyptus woodlands, mallee, scrublands, farmlands, and urban parks.

How to spot

Look for its green plumage and the yellow ring on the nape (in most subspecies). Observe its strong, undulating flight. Listen for its distinctive 'clink-clink' or 'kling-kling' calls.

When to spot

Active during daylight hours, often seen feeding on seeds and nectar. Most visible in the early morning and late afternoon. Resident species.

Where to spot

Found in a wide range of habitats across mainland Australia, including eucalyptus woodlands, mallee, scrublands, farmlands, and urban parks.

How to spot

Look for its green plumage and the yellow ring on the nape (in most subspecies). Observe its strong, undulating flight. Listen for its distinctive 'clink-clink' or 'kling-kling' calls.

When to spot

Active during daylight hours, often seen feeding on seeds and nectar. Most visible in the early morning and late afternoon. Resident species.

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This species shows significant geographic variation, with four main subspecies that differ in head coloration and the presence/absence of the neck ring, leading to its diverse appearance across Australia.

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