I haven’t heard of hybrids in aviculture between Eastern Long-bill and Little Corellas – so if they occur it is very rare. That is perhaps a bit surprising since both Eastern Long-bills and Little Corellas are known to have hybridised in captivity with Sulphur-crested, Galahs, and Major Mitchells.
In answer to another query – Western Long-bills are in aviculture on the East Coast – not in large numbers, but still quite a few around.
cheers,
Mike Sunshine Coast
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