- Scientific Name: Trichoglossus moluccanus
- Habitat: Native to eastern and northern Australia, commonly found in rainforests, coastal bushland, woodlands, and urban gardens.
- Appearance: Strikingly colorful with a blue head and belly, green wings and back, and a bright orange-yellow breast. Both males and females look alike.
- Diet: Primarily nectar and pollen, but they also eat fruits and occasionally insects. Their brush-tipped tongues help them feed from flowers.
- Behavior: Social and noisy, often seen in flocks. Known for acrobatic feeding and loud chatter. They are highly adaptable and have been introduced to areas like Perth, Tasmania, and Auckland.
- Conservation Status: Listed as Least Concern by the IUCN, though they can be aggressive toward other native birds when competing for nesting sites.
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