Pseudeos fuscata / White-rumped lory / Dusky-orange lory / Banded lory / コシジロインコ

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出品者: East Indonesia Company🇮🇩 Indonesia

**Pseudeos fuscata** **Common Names:** White-rumped Lory, Dusky-orange Lory, Banded Lory The White-rumped Lory (*Pseudeos fuscata*) is a striking parrot native to New Guinea and nearby islands. Its plumage is predominantly dark brown to dusky orange, with contrasting orange-red areas on the breast and underparts and a distinctive pale to white rump. The combination of dark and warm orange tones gives this species a particularly distinctive appearance. It inhabits tropical lowland and montane forests, including forest edges and other wooded habitats. It is generally associated with flowering trees and areas where abundant food resources are available. The White-rumped Lory feeds primarily on nectar, pollen, fruits, and other soft plant materials. Like other lories, it has a specialized brush-tipped tongue adapted for feeding on nectar and pollen, allowing it to exploit flowering trees efficiently. Active and social, this species is often observed in pairs or small groups and can be highly energetic around flowering trees and fruiting plants. Its distinctive coloration, specialized feeding adaptations, and New Guinean distribution make it a notable member of the parrot family. **Scientific Name:** *Pseudeos fuscata* **Family:** Psittaculidae **Common Names:** White-rumped Lory, Dusky-orange Lory, Banded Lory **Distribution:** New Guinea and nearby islands **Habitat:** Tropical lowland and montane forests, forest edges, and wooded areas