The Swainson's (moluccanus) sub-species of "Rainbow" Lorikeet is one of the most numerous and, being the most brightly-coloured, is the one most people refer to as simply the "Rainbow Lorikeet", although in fact all Trichoglossus haematodus sub-species are "Rainbow" lorikeets and the "nominate" one (Trichoglossus haematodus haematodus) is the "Green-naped" sub-species. Swainson's Rainbow has a full bright blue head with red beak, a greenish-yellow nape, orange/pink and yellow breast (no dark feather edges), bright blue stomach and green thighs. It comes from Australia, Polynesia (of course; all parrots should come from Pollynesia) and Indonesia.