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"The Turquoise Parrot was considered extinct in the wild by 1915 due to habitat loss and trapping, but populations began to recover in the 192s."
Field Guide
Turquoise Parrot
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The Turquoise Parrot (*Neophema pulchella*) is a small, beautifully coloured parrot endemic to southeastern Australia, typically found in open grassy woodlands and forest edges. Once thought extinct in the early 2th century due to habitat loss and trapping, the species has made a modest recovery but remains vulnerable in parts of its range.
Distribution Map
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the Turquoise Parrot has been recorded.
- Birdwatching Site 10 (Capertee)Key spot🔥 ActiveNew South Wales · 5 species · 6 sightings · seen 11 days ago
- Capertee National ParkKey spot🔥 ActiveNew South Wales · 19 species · 22 sightings · seen 11 days ago
- Girraween National ParkKey spot🔥 ActiveQueensland · 13 species · 16 sightings · seen 2 days ago
- Bimbi State ForestKey spotNew South Wales
- Budderoo track - Budderoo NPKey spotNew South Wales
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