Platycercinae
Platycercinae is a subfamily of psittaciform birds, commonly known as the broad-tailed parrots. This group belongs to the family Psittaculidae, which also includes Old World parrots. Platycercinae are characterized by their relatively broad, flattened tails, which distinguish them from other parrot groups. They are native to Australasia, with a significant presence in Australia, New Zealand, and various Pacific islands.
The subfamily encompasses a diverse range of species, including the well-known rosellas, grass parrots, and king
Breeding behavior in Platycercinae often involves monogamous pairs. Nests are usually located in tree hollows, though