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| Photographed at Jupiter Wells, Western Australia, September 2018 |
AUSTRALIA 755
Also known as Alexandra's Parrot and Princess Alexandra's Parrot. Extremely enigmatic. Highly nomadic. Rare. Arrives to breed and then disappears. Found in spinifex with eucalypts, acacias, desert oak, desert poplars, hakes, mistletoes, parakeelia, other succulents around salt lakes; often far from water. Ranges across western inland Australia.
Note: Reasonable views but disappointing photographs of this rare parrot.
Princess Parrots true to character from your description "Arrives to breed and then disappears" - they appear determined not to be caught in the act - hopefully they got the first part sorted so there will be more for you to photograph in the future - fine twitching
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