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Parakeets
   
   

Fig 1 : Long-tailed Parakeet - male and female


Fig 2 : Long-tailed Parakeet - male and female


Fig 3 : Long-tailed Parakeet - male and female
 

Fig 4 : Long-tailed Parakeet - female

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Fig 5 : Rose-ringed Parakeet (Ring-necked Parakeet) - female


Fig 6 : Red-breasted Parakeet - male


 

Figs 1 to 3 :
Long-tailed Parakeet - male and female
Psittacula longicauda
Location : Portsdown, Singapore
Habitat : Wooded, residential area
Notes : This courting pair frequented the highest branch of a dead Acacia for many days. The male is particularly impressive with his long tail and brightly patterned plumage. Courtship involved each parakeet rubbing its head against the chest of the other in a circular motion, followed by mutual pecking and 'kissing', prior to copulation.

Fig 4 :
Long-tailed Parakeet - female
Psittacula longicauda
Location : Taiping, Perak, Peninsular Malaysia
Habitat : Lightly wooded parkland

Fig 5 :
Rose-ringed Parakeet (Ring-necked Parakeet) - female
Psittacula krameri
Location : Portsdown, Singapore (introduced)
Habitat : Wooded, residential area

Fig 6 :
Red-breasted Parakeet - male
Psittacula alexandri
Location : Portsdown, Singapore (introduced)
Habitat : Wooded, residential area
Notes : This male was observed eating the flowers of a Rain Tree Samanea saman.