To all of our new members who have joined in the past two weeks, welcome.

As we move into the spring, we are coming closer and closer to the time when Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome will begin to impact our lorikeets again. Therefore it is more important than ever for you to keep making observations about what lorikeets are feeding on now and to keep making observations in the coming weeks.

If you don't have any lorikeets feeding in your backyard its ok (Covid restrictions pending) to make observations at other locations in your neighborhood. It would also be great to encourage your, friends and family to join the project.

Keep up the good work.

Happy rainbow lorikeet spotting.

David, Maya and Lauren

Dear Fellow Lorikeet Spotters,

On 7 October at 5:30 pm there will be a webinar on our Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome Study. We will cover the impact of LPS on lorikeets, the disease, how it is treated and what we have found so far with our research including the information that has come from you.

As soon as I have the link to the webinar, I will make an announcement with it. You are all invited.

Again, thank you for your participation in this investigation.

David

Dear Lorikeet Spotters,

Thank you to everyone who made an observation this week and to our new members.

There will be a webinar on 7 October to 6:30-7:30pm Sydney time and 5:30-6:30pm Queensland time to brief you on the importance of this study and to provide you with an update on our findings so far. This will also provide you with a chance to ask questions about the study or the process. All are welcome.

The link to the webinar is : https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Bu20Y0SkT6inQFD0fAcSSg

We look forward to seeing you there.

David, Lauren, and Maya