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Date Time You can help identify what’s killing lorikeets Lorikeets in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland are becoming paralysed, often resulting in death. Scientists are beginning to discover why – but need your help. Distribution of known lorikeet paralysis syndrome cases. A new study brings us one step closer to ensuring the health and wellbeing of wild rainbow lorikeets. Researchers from the University of Sydney identified the prevalence, distribution, and manifestation of lorikeet paralysis syndrome – a seasonal disease (October to June) that affects thousands of rainbow lorikeets each year in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. The syndrome can cause limb, neck, and tongue paralysis, and an inability to blink or swallow, rendering birds unable to fly and feed, and therefore, survive.

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