The Eastern Rosella may be a common bird in my part of the world - the north eastern suburbs of Melbourne - but they remain an incredible delight to behold.
Often skiddish when humans interrupt them, when you can sit and watch one of these colourful parrots going about their business, it's a real joy.
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What a beautiful video. I just sat here, on the sofa, with my own Eastern Rosella, Bowie, and watched it. She was very calm for most of it and did respond to some of the vocalisations. She always puts her beak down onto surfaces as well. Sometimes I wonder if she is doing it to get a different view but I would like to know too!
Amazing video!
I love these rosellas. Do you know why they sometimes press their beak and forehead onto branches? I didn't know they eat Cotoneaster berries. I hope they don't spread the seeds about the place.