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If you just can't get enough of the rainbow lorikeet, here are some links that you might like!

1.) “Unique Australian Animals" <URL: http://australian-animals.net/rainbow.htm>.

2.) “Bird Breeds, Rainbow lorikeet” <URL: http://www.bird-breeds.com/Rainbow_Lorikeet.htm>.

3.) “Rainbow lorikeet: Species Accounts” <URL: http://animals.jrank.org/pages/773/Parrots-Psittaciformes-RAINBOW-LORIKEET-Trichoglossus-haematodus-SPECIES-ACCOUNTS.html>.