The Rosella parrot (Platycercus eximius) is a colorful and popular parrot species native to Australia. Here are some interesting facts about the Rosella parrot: - Colorful plumage: Rosellas have a vibrant color scheme, with a red head, white cheek patches, a blue throat, and a yellow underbody. - Size: They are medium-sized parrots, reaching lengths of approximately 30 cm (12 inches) and weighing around 120-140 grams. - Diet: Rosellas are seed-eaters, feeding on grass seeds, fruits, and vegetati

🌿 This Parrot Looks Like a Living Painting 🎨🦜 👀 The Northern Rosella is a parrot species native to northern Australia, known for its distinctive pale yellow, black, and blue plumage, with white cheeks and a black head. It inhabits tropical savanna woodlands, often near creeks, and is typically seen in pairs or small groups, feeding on seeds, fruits, and insects. This species is smaller than other rosellas and is recognized by its soft, musical calls. Scientific name Platycercus venustus #Nor

Take a look at these little rosellas learning to feed themselves 💗 A rosella's diet is mainly made up of seeds, fruit, flowers, nectar and insects 🐦 📹: @crazy_wombat_lady | ABC Canberra