Orange bellied parrot
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The orange-bellied parrot is a small green bird with blue around its beak and an orange spot on its stomach. It nests in tree hollows close to its food sources and lays 4-6 eggs. The parrot feeds on seeds and plants but is threatened by predators like cats and foxes, as well as habitat loss. It breeds in Tasmania and spends winters in Victoria and South Australia.
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