The Mulga Parrot is an Australian parrot whose male has striking yellow and red head markings. It searches for seeds on the ground and in low plants, and nests in tree hollows.
The male is green, with yellow on the forehead, a red patch at the rear of the crown, and red on the belly. The female is browner and lacks the male's red belly marking.
It feeds on seeds on the ground and in low plants. It occurs in pairs or family groups and may rest in trees during hot hours. It nests in tree hollows.
It feeds mainly in the early morning and late afternoon, then goes to drink.
The male has a yellow shoulder patch crossed by an orange stripe, and blue outer flight feathers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.