A mostly green hybrid with teal-colored flight feathers, a small red wing marking, and what appears to be a yellow-orange rump. It was bred in an aviary, likely with few other swift parakeets. These hybrids are very rare and only occur on accident.
The hybridization of an eastern rosella with a red-rumped parakeet forms a green bird with a light-colored belly and small red-orange crown. Although they are spotted more commonly in the wild rather than in captivity, they were one of the earliest captive parrot hybrids; recorded in a 1903 zoological publication.
An aqua-green hybrid with patches of red, yellow, and blue coloration covering the body. These hybrids occur most often in the wild due to the shared foraging habits of both species. If they do pop up in captivity, it is always within a mixed Australian parakeet aviary.
