Dusky Lory
DUSKY LORY (Pseudeos fuscata): Originates in mainland New Guinea and on the islands of Salawati and Japen (Jobi).
Description: (There are two color phases -- orange and yellow -- and stages in between) rich brown plumage with pale orange or yellow edges on feathers of the back; either blazing red-orange or lemon yellow patches on face, belly and legs; underwings pale orange or yellow; cream-colored rump; orange-red beak and eyes. 
Length: 9.5 inches (slightly smaller than a cockatiel).
Approximate life span in captivity: 28-30 years.
Vocal ability: very loud, occasional screamers, definitely NOT suitable for apartment life. Excellent mimic but poor talking ability.
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