Appearance
The Musk Lorikeet is 22 centimetres long. It is mainly green and it is identified by its red forehead, blue crown and a distinctive yellow band on its wing. Both upper and lower mandibles of the beak are red at the tip and darker near its base. The blue area on the crown of the female is smaller and paler than seen on the male.
Distribution
Musk Lorikeets are found in eastern New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.Range: Uncommon nomad in woodlands and drier forests in south-east mainland, mainly west of divide, and TAS.
Habitat
Musk Lorikeets are found in eastern New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.Range: Uncommon nomad in woodlands and drier forests in south-east mainland, mainly west of divide, and TAS.
Reproduction
The musk lorikeet breeds mainly from August to January. Their nest are usually built in a hollow limb of a tree. Two white 25 mm × 20 mm eggs are laid.References:
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