The Purple-bellied Lory actually has a dark red wine-coloured upper belly but purple thighs, lower belly and vent.
Two of the three subspecies are shown here: the nominate species (L. h. hypoinochrous) native to Papua New Guinea
in the last photo and L. h. devittatus, also known as the Ferguson Island or Bismark's Purple-bellied Lory,
native to southeastern New Guinea in the first eleven photos. The difference in plumage between these is not noticeable in the photos since it occurs under the wings.
The brush-tipped tongue (all lories/lorikeets)
The purple belly
The purple belly
Yellow in wings
Top of tail purple/black; undertail yellow
Bismark's Purple-bellied Lory
Also called Ferguson Island Lory
Nominal Purple-bellied Lory