Red Lory

The Red Lory is the most commonly kept lory in captivity. This intelligent bird has a playful personality and a colourful appearance. Red Lories are primarily a deep red with black and electric blue markings on the wings and rump, pattern varies from individual to individual. The tail is darker maroon. They range in size from ten to twelve inches long and have an orange beak.

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The Red Lory is classified as Least Concern. Does not qualify for a more at risk category. Widespread and abundant taxa are included in this category.

The Red Lory (Eos bornea or Eos rubra) is a species of parrot in the Psittacidae family. It is endemic to the Moluccas and surrounding islands in Indonesia. Its natural habitats are tropical moist lowland forests and tropical mangrove forests. The Red Lory is the most commonly kept lory in captivity. This intelligent bird has a playful personality and a colourful appearance. More

The Red Lory aka Moluccan Lory (Eos bornea bornea aka Eos rubra bornea) is endemic to the Ambon, Saparua, Buru, Seram, Goram, Seramlaut, Indonesia, Watubela and the Kai Islands (also known as Kei Islands) - found in the south-eastern part of the Maluku Islands in Indonesia. The Black-winged or the Blue-streaked Lories are also sometimes referred to as Red Lory. More

Other Common Names: Red Moluccan Lory, Red Lory, Moluccan Lory * Scientific Name: Eos bornea bornea * Group: Lory * Origin or Range: Amboina * Relative Size: Average * Average Lifespan: 30 years More

Red LoryThere are four subspecies of the Red Lory: Eos bornea bornea - the nominate subspecies, Red Lory Eos bornea rothschildi, Rothschild's Red Lory Eos bornea bernsteini, Bernstein's Red Lory Eos bornea cyanonothus, Buru Red Lory The Red Lory is sometimes referred to as the Mollucan Lory. Red LoryLories are popular companion birds and are quite easily bred. They are entertaining birds, with many unique behaviors. Some have been known to wrap up in a wash cloth for sleeping. More

The red lory is the most commonly kept lory in captivity, and it's easy to understand why. This highly intelligent bird has a playful personality and a beautiful appearance that appeal to both the fancier and the advanced novice. Red lories are primarily a deep pomegranate-red with blue markings on the wings and face. They range in size from ten to twelve inches and have an orange beak. More

Browse the Red Lory member profiles to see what you can expect from your Red Lory. Angel is a 10-year-old Red Lory from FORSYTH, MT. She has had her very own web page on Bird eClub for 21 days. Scarlett is an 11-year-old Red Lory from FORSYTH, MT. She has had her very own web page on Bird eClub for 21 days. micky and minnie is a year old Red Lory from houston, TX. More

The red lory is the most common parrot on Buru. It shows more red than any other member of the Eos group. It is commonly found in forested coastal areas of its islands, and its range overlaps the blue-streaked lory and the blue-eared lory. Like other parrot-like birds, it is monogamous, and it lives in large flocks. They are noisy flocks that often live in plantations near settlements. Flocks of over 50 red lories have been seen gathering to feed. More

* Common Name/s: RED LORY, MOLUCCAN LORY. * Sub Species in country / area of origin: 4... Bura Red Lory - E. b. cyanonothus, E. b. bornea, E. b. rothschildi, E. b. bernsteini. * Origin / Distribution: Borneo. Indonesia. Islands of Amboina and Saparua * Habitat In Wild: Island birds. More

The red lory is the most common parrot on Buru and is entirely red on its upper and under parts, apart from blue undertail-coverts with blue and black wing-markings. It shows more red than any other member of the Eos group. The red lory is commonly found in forested coastal areas of their principle range islands, and its range overlaps the blue-streaked lory and the blue-eared lory. Like other parrot-like birds, it’s monogamous and congregates in large flocks. More

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Red Lory - Information - Red Lory - Information DESCRIPTION 10 to 1214 inches (25 to 31cm). Red with blue vent and undertail coverts. Black and red wings, blue coverts. Eyes red, beak orange, legs charcoal. Tongue has elongated papillae on tip that become erect when feeding. NATURAL DISTRIBUTION Indonesia: Ambon, Saparua, Foram, Ceramlaut, Watubela and Kai Islands; and the Moluccas. More

Also Known As: Moluccan Red Lory, Moluccan Lory, Buru Lory (E.b. cyanonothus) * Members Only * Wild Status * Care * Profile red_lory_3 Red Lory perched Credit: © Robert | http://www.pbase. More

Red Lory There are several varieties of this small sized bird. The most common variety is the Rainbow Lory. The forehead and front of the crown are bluish mauve, with the coloration extending down on the front of the cheeks. The rest of the head is brownish black, while the neck is a yellowish green, the breast is basically red, with bluish black edging. More

No Buru Red Lory Parrots found Classifieds - No Buru Red Lory Parrots classifieds found Adoptable Buru Red Lory Parrots - No adoptable Buru Red Lory Parrots found Members - * See all No members found Testimonials - * Post New No one has written testimonial More

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Order : Psittaciformes
Family : Psittacidae
Genus : Eos
Species : bornea
Authority : (Linnaeus, 1758)