turtles70068
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roxynoodle
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I think it's a lory or lorikeet of some type. Maybe you could google those and look at pictures. Or someone here might know for sure.
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turtles70068
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thanks its a start
Cliffordsmom
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A cute one 
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HalfInsane
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Looks like a rainbow lorikeet. Hard to tell because the colours in the photo are so washed out, but the markings coincide.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...inbow_lorikeet.jpg/220px-Rainbow_lorikeet.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...inbow_lorikeet.jpg/220px-Rainbow_lorikeet.jpg
roxynoodle
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I think you're right. With the little picture and bad lighting I couldn't tell. Very pretty birds though. I love their colors.
mandolynn
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Indian Ringneck Parakeet(Flora)
Red headed Amazon(Paco)
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Blue Crowned Conure(Sapphire) Mitred Conure(Sammy) Severe Macaw(Nikita)
It looks like a Edwards Lorikeet to me. But, the colors aren't very visible in the pic and its too blurry.
Pedro
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It is a Rainbow Lorikeet but which sub-species i don't know. There are 21 sub-species. They all have a variation in color & size. Although it very well could be one of the color mutations as well.
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