The orange-fronted parakeet has an orange band above the bill and a yellow-gold crown. This one is feeding in a mountain beech tree in the Nelson region, in 1983. By 2000 they were only found in a few valleys in Canterbury. Their status is classified as nationally critical.
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Department of Conservation
Reference:
10028825
Photograph by Dave Crouchley
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