Australian Ringneck in its natural habitat
Common rarity

Australian Ringneck

Barnardius zonarius

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StatusEndemic
RarityCommon
Height36 cm
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"These parrots have been observed using their beaks to peel bark for insects and digging for bulbs, showcasing their problem-solving skills and dietary flexibility."

Field Guide

Australian Ringneck

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The Australian Ringneck is a colourful and adaptable parrot found across much of mainland Australia, thriving in environments from arid woodlands to suburban parks. This species forms a complex of four main subspecies, each with its own distinctive look, but all united by a characteristic yellow collar and lively calls. The Australian Ringneck is a familiar sight in many regions, known for its bright plumage and social behaviour.

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