Lorikeets

Categories: Pets | Biology | Animals
    • Family: Loriidae
    • Size: 6 to 16 inches
    • Talking Ability: Low
    • Noise Level: Low
    • Lifespan: 10 to 20 years
    • Breeding Ability: Varies depending on species
    • Courtship Male: Stands upright with neck bent and head bobbing while hopping along the perch or ground
    • Number of eggs: 3-5
    • Incubation: 21 days
    • Compatibility with other species: Not recommended
    • Diet: Pollen, nectar, vegetables, and fruits such as apples, grapes and pears
    • Sexing: DNA or Surgical
    • Brushed tongues for extracting nectar from over 5,000 types of flowers
  • Lorikeets, also known as Lories, are small to medium colorful psittacines native to Australia.

    Lorikeets are playful and energetic birds that require a special diet of a nectar, fruits and vegetables.

  • General Care and Tips

    1. Keep wings clipped.
    2. Trim nails regularly.
    3. Keep Quickstop (a styptic powder clotting agent safe for birds) handy in case of bleeding pin feathers or nails.
    4. Offer fresh food and water daily.
    5. Lories love to bathe, so offer a bathing tub or bowl of water.
    6. Cuttlebone provides necessary minerals.

  • Toxic for Pet Birds

  • Species

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