The Australian Rainbow Lorikeet is a birds of Australia. It is a brightly colored parrot found in woodlands, forests, and urban areas across eastern and northern Australia, as well as southern New Guinea. The birds are also commonly kept as pets.

The adult male has a red head and breast, with blue streaks on the wings and a green back and tail. The adult female usually has a green head and breast, with blue streaks on the wings and a red back and tail. Both sexes have green bars on the sides of their necks. Immature birds are similar to the adults, but with duller colors and less distinct markings.

Rainbow lorikeets are very social birds that live in small flocks. They are often seen feeding on nectar from flowers, or sucking sap from trees. The birds also eat fruits, seeds, and insects.

Rainbow lorikeets are very social birds, often seen in pairs or small flocks. They are also known for their noisy calls, which can often be heard before the birds are seen. The birds are relatively tame and easy to approach, making them ideal subjects for photographers. Its bright colors make it a stand out in any photo, and its active nature means that it is often caught in mid-flight, adding an element of drama to the image.