The rose-ringed parakeet usually nests in a tree hole about 10-35 feet above the ground. It often makes use of an old woodpecker hole, or it finds a natural crevice of a tree, which the parakeets may first enlarge with its bill. They occupy and clean their nest before every breading season.
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| Rose-ringed parakeet in nest |
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| Rose-ringed parakeet in nest |
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