LORIUS CHLOROCERCUS
Yellow-bibbed lory
Also known as:
Yellow-collared Lory / Green-tailed Lory / Gould's Lory / Loro de Babero Amarillo
Size:
28 cm (11 in)
Species Range
- Found in the East Solomon Islands, and also in Bougainville Island.
Gender
- Similar appearance males and females.
- Red coloring dominates, with an area of black plumage on the head, extending from the forehead, over the crown and the eye ring up to the nape.
- A yellow band on the upper breast, with black patches on each side of the neck.
- Green wings, turning into white at the bend, with traces of blue patches.
- A wide band of red color extends through the primaries, while the underwing feathers are purple-blue, as well as the thighs.
- Tail feathers are red, with the upper tips green and the lower tips yellow.
- Orange-red beak, with a darker color on the base above the mandible.
- Gray feet.
- Orange-red iris.
Youth
- They have feathers with little or no yellow on the breast; they lack the black patches on the sides of the neck.
- The purple coloring in thighs with a green wash.
- Brown beak.
- Iris also brown.
International Sales
Nancy Fuentes
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Sales in the Interior of Mexico
Mr. Fidel García
Cellphone: +52 1 777 231 2326
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