Eastern Rosella

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The Eastern Rosella is a widely recognized and brightly colored parrot species native to southeastern Australia and Tasmania, and introduced to New Zealand. It boasts a red head, white cheek patches, and a multi-colored body.

Where to spot

Native to southeastern Australia and Tasmania. Established as an introduced species in New Zealand. Found in open woodlands, grasslands, farmlands, parks, and gardens.

How to spot

Look for its red head, white cheek patches, and the combination of red, green, blue, and yellow on its body. Listen for its distinctive bell-like or 'piping' calls, often given in flight.

When to spot

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

Where to spot

Native to southeastern Australia and Tasmania. Established as an introduced species in New Zealand. Found in open woodlands, grasslands, farmlands, parks, and gardens.

How to spot

Look for its red head, white cheek patches, and the combination of red, green, blue, and yellow on its body. Listen for its distinctive bell-like or 'piping' calls, often given in flight.

When to spot

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

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Eastern Rosellas are highly adaptable birds, capable of thriving in both natural woodlands and highly modified urban environments, often seen in city parks and gardens.

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