Swift Parrot Lathamus discolor Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺 | North Africa Parrot Services

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👀 Did you see us on 7NEWS, talking about our new legal action? In case you missed it, the Wilderness Society Tasmania is going to court to find out why swift parrot breeding habitat is still being destroyed in the Huon Valley in Lutruwita / Tasmania. Swift parrots are critically endangered, and there are only an estimated 750 remaining in the wild. This is some of their last remaining breeding habitat on earth. We say Tasmania’s forest regulator should be compelled to provide sufficient reasons

Blink and you’ll miss the swift parrot—the world’s fastest parrot and one of only two migratory parrot species in the world 🦜 The swift parrot is critically endangered due to habitat loss. They’re found only in southeastern Australia, in sanctuaries such as Lake Malbena in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Despite years of protest, developer Wild Drake is again pushing to build inappropriate accommodation and helipad facilities on Lake Malbena’s Halls Island inside the World Heritag

You'll need your volume on for this one! 🎧 What you're hearing are the distinctive sounds of a swift parrot's call—'swit swit'—while searching for food. A swift parrot's favourite food to eat is nectar found on the outer canopy of flowering eucalypts and the occasional psyllids and lerps, seeds and flowers. They want it so much so that some have been seen travelling a further 1,000 km distance outside their normal range just to get a good supply of food! What's your best imitation of a swift pa