Swainson's Rainbow Lory

Portrait of a Blue Mountain Rainbow Lory

grrlscientist | June 30, 2008

tags: Blue Mountain Rainbow Lory, Swainson's Rainbow Lory, Trichoglossus haematodus moluccanus, birds, Image of the Day Eighth in a series of lory images by this photographer. Rainbow Lory, Trichoglossus haematodus moluccanus. This subspecies of rainbow lory is also found in Australia, along the east coast. Image: John Del Rio. [larger view].

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