海外「置き配食われるってなに？」

Rainbow Lolikite (Goshiki Seigai parakeet) Rainbow Lorikeet

As the name suggests, they are very colorful parakeets with green wings, blue head, and orange chest and beak. It feeds on pollen and nectar from flowers and lives in eastern Australia. Surprisingly, I sometimes see it in the city.

Cocatoo (Kibatan)
Cockatoo
When you see them at pet shops in Japan, they are parrots with very expensive price tags. It is white-bodied and characterized by yellow-headed ornamental feathers, and is distributed throughout northern, eastern and Tasmania in Australia, where several birds gather and act in groups. The sight of so many cocatou in the trees is overwhelming, but the cries are so loud that they are treated as “harmful birds” such as rasping crops. You can also see this in the city. The bright pink feathers attract your attention! It is a popular pet bird in Japan, and it has a peach-colored head and abdomen, as its name suggests. He is like a wise bird, and he is good at learning human language. It is distributed throughout Australia.

Clemson Rosella (Red-headed parakeet) Cremson Rosela

It is a parrot native to eastern and southeastern Australia and is a member of the parakeet in bright colors such as red, blue and even yellow. In Lamington National Park, near the Gold Coast, you can experience the feeding of Clemson Rosella. Rosella’s companions include Clemson and Eastern Rosella (Nanaxa parakeet).
JTB also offers tours to feed wild birds at Lamington National Park.