The major visual distinction between the orange-fronted parakeet and the two other mainland species is the band of orange just over its beak. In this comparison, the orange-fronted parakeet is on left, the red crowned on right.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 311, 1 February 2004, Page 16
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40The major visual distinction between the orange-fronted parakeet and the two other mainland species is the band of orange just over its beak. In this comparison, the orange-fronted parakeet is on left, the red crowned on right. © DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION Forest and Bird, Issue 311, 1 February 2004, Page 16
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