Jackwow 5 Aug 2013 This was in the Lory aviary but there was no ID signage for it. It's quite a big bird, significantly bigger than the rest of the Lorys. 26 July 2013
This was in the Lory aviary but there was no ID signage for it. It's quite a big bird, significantly bigger than the rest of the Lorys. 26 July 2013
Jackwow 5 Aug 2013 That would make sense as I saw a male Eclectus there but what's with the black ruff around its neck?
vogelcommando 5 Aug 2013 It´s a female Eclectus for sure and the black ruff are the feathers which grow back when a bird plucked itself ( or another bird did it ). Common in lonely kept social dissordered parrots !
It´s a female Eclectus for sure and the black ruff are the feathers which grow back when a bird plucked itself ( or another bird did it ). Common in lonely kept social dissordered parrots !
B B Benzoo 5 Aug 2013 She has surely plucked herself. No feathers are gone on the head. Another bird would probably had plucked the feathers on the head first.
She has surely plucked herself. No feathers are gone on the head. Another bird would probably had plucked the feathers on the head first.
