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If left with only one word to describe the multitude of species and subspecies that make up the subfamily Loriinae, it would be “energetic. They’re constantly on the go – eating, bathing, beating up toys or hanging upside down. Native to Australia, the Philippines, Indonesia and the surrounding islands, these colorful, small- to mid-sized parrots distinguish themselves from other parrots with their diet: nectar and pollen.
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