The yellow rosella is a subspecies of the crimson rosella (Platycercus elegans flaveolus), also known as the yellow-crimson rosella, has bright yellow instead of the red found on the crimson rosella, though it can also have green on its back and tail. It interbreeds with the crimson rosella where their ranges overlap. The yellow rosella's habitat and distribution are limited to southern New South Wales, northern Victoria, and south-eastern Australia, in areas that are wooded with River Red Gum or other dry woodlands.
See also: Crimson rosella
See also: Crimson rosella
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