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Unit 3: Orange Bellied Parrot

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Slide 1:Orange-bellied Parrot Neophema chrysogaster A critically endangered species

Slide 2: Orange-bellied Parrots Key identification features  Green feathers (on back)  Grass green (males)  Olive green (females & juveniles)  Orange belly feathers (male only)  Blue wing tips.  45-50g in weight  Blue band between eyes.  20 cm long (head to tail) Photograph: Dave Watts

Slide 3:Habitat requirements  Coastal wetland or salt marsh habitats.  Winter migration (Vic and SA): Orange-bellied Parrot forage for the seeds of low vegetation in a variety of coastal plant communities (10 km of coast).  Summer Breeding ground (TAS) Eucalypt fringed wetland areas with native grasses and herb-field