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A small colorful Australian juvenile red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a eucalypt tree on a late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

Close up of a colorful Western rosella perching on leaves, Gloucester National Park, Western Australia Stock Photo

Male western rosella (Platycercus icterotis) with characteristic yellow patch on the cheek Stock Photo

Juvenile Western rosella (Platycercus icterotis) Stock Photo

Juvenile Western rosella (Platycercus icterotis) Stock Photo

Juvenile Western rosella (Platycercus icterotis) Stock Photo

Female Western Rosella (Platycercus icterotis) Stock Photo

A female Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

Close up of a colorful Western rosella perching on leaves, Gloucester National Park, Western Australia Stock Photo

The splendid fairywren (Malurus splendens) is found across much of Australia. The male in breeding plumage is a small, long-tailed bird of predominantly bright blue and black colouration. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

The splendid fairywren (Malurus splendens) is found across much of Australia. The male in breeding plumage is a small, long-tailed bird of predominantly bright blue and black colouration. Stock Photo

A portrait of a female Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella in the rain. It is the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

Beautiful Western Rosella in Australia Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the branches of a eucalypt gum tree tree in Big Swamp, Bunbury, Western Australia on an afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A brightly coloured male Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A brightly coloured male Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A brightly colored red Australian Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A brightly colored red Australian Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A brightly colored red Australian Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A brightly colored red Australian Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A female Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella feeding. This species is the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian juvenile red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

A small colorful Australian juvenile red Western Rosella Platycercus icterotis is perched in the bare branches of a tree in late afternoon in spring. Stock Photo

A male and female colorful Australian red Western Rosellas Platycercus icterotis are perched on an ornate metal fence on a cloudy winter morning after searching for seeds in a garden nearby. Stock Photo

Western Roeslla in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Roeslla in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Roeslla in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Roeslla in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Rosella in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Rosella in Western Australia Stock Photo

Western Rosella in Western Australia Stock Photo

Close up of a colorful Western rosella perching on leaves, Gloucester National Park, Western Australia Stock Photo

The Common Bronzewing (Phaps chalcoptera) is a species of medium-sized, heavily built pigeon. They are native to Australia and one of the country's most common pigeons, Stock Photo

A portrait of a female Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A portrait of a female Western Rosella, the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

A male Western Rosella feeding. This species is the smallest of the rosellas, endemic to the southwestern part of Western Australia. Stock Photo

Western Rosellas, Western Australia Stock Photo

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