New Parrot Species?

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VR1Ton
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Noticed this in Petlink this morning, got a bit of a laugh from it.

http://www.petlink.com.au/Classifieds/sale/1834319.html
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Jayburd
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:lol: eclectus perhaps?
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Image That names the majority of aussie parrots
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Bwahahahaha I think I got some of them :lol:
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$650.00 each Deb
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I can only wish mine were $650, I've got two lined up to replace Bundy,the male I lost at the begining of the month, 1 is $800, the other $950. If I want the correct subspecies, I'd have to fork out $2,000.
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Yes I know what you mean.Only time I've seen Chinese fireback pheasant for sale, with Christmas and registering young blokes ute so he can get to work just haven't got the funds for a hobby.
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:wtf: wow
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He he no eckies here but mine do chew and perch in eucalypts does that make them eucalypt parrots ?
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arthur
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Friend (non-birdo) was telling my wife about her in-law's 'ecclesiastical' parrot

BUT . .

I think by her description, that it was a Eucalyptus Parrot, in fact :P :P
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