species nests throughout its range, in hollows in large trees, generally some distance above the ground. One or two broods are laid each year between August and January or March to June. The clutch consists of two matte white eggs, 23 mm wide by 27 mm long.

Feeding

The red-collared lorikeet feeds on the flower heads of the Darwin woollybutt (Eucalyptus miniata). It sometimes feeds in the company of the varied lorikeet.

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