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Pacific Parrotlet

Description Life span: 12-20 years The most prevalent parrotlet species is the Pacific parrotlet, which has gained popularity as one of the nation’s most beloved little birds. Due to their diminutive size, they are sometimes known as “pocket parrots,” and they may even fit in a shirt pocket! They are commonly compared to Amazon parrots, […]

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Orange-Winged Amazon Parrot

Description Life span: 30+ years The blue and yellow feathers on the orange-winged amazon’s head vary in size from individual to individual. Sections of the upper mandible are horn-colored, and other parts are dark gray. The orange splash that emerges on the front margins of the wings gives the orange-winged amazon its name. The bird’s

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Moluccan Cockatoo.

Moluccan Cockatoo

Description Life span: 30+ years (can be up to 70 years) Salmon crested cockatoo is another name for the Moluccan cockatoo. This species can be recognised by the bright pink feathers at the base of its crest. It is rarely seen while the feathers are flat, but when the bird is ecstatic, frightened, or angry,

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Meyer’s Parrot.

Meyer’s Parrot

Description Life span: 20+ years Gray feathers, a blue rump, a turquoise belly, and dazzling yellow patterns are all characteristics of Meyer’s parrots. The majority of subspecies also have some yellow on the top of the skull. While men often have slightly bigger, squarer skulls, males and females generally have similar appearances. Meyer’s parrots are

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Lilac-Crowned Amazon

Lilac-Crowned Amazon

Description Life span: up to 60 years The majority of the adult lilac-crowned amazon’s plumage is green, with golden underparts and black borders. A maroon forehead contrasts with a faint blue-lilac tone on the crown, nape, and neck. Even though they lack the edging that is present on the remainder of the bird’s plumage, the

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Jenday Conure

Jenday Conure

Description Life span:  20+ years The head of the Jenday conure is golden-yellow with different sizes of orange dots surrounding its eyes. It has an orange-gold body, green tail that turns blue at the base, and emerald green wings with blue flights. They are also known as Yellow-headed Conures, Flaming Parakeets, and Jandaya Parakeets. The

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Indian Ring-Necked Parakeet

Indian Ring-Necked Parakeet

Description Life span: Up to 30 years A medium-sized parrot is the Indian ring-necked parakeet. Indian ring-neck parakeets frequently have a bright green predominance with some blue tail feathers and yellow under their wings. They have tiny, curved beaks that are excellent for breaking open hard-shelled fruits and seeds. Male Ring-necked parakeets feature black and

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Hyacinth Macaw

Hyacinth Macaw

Description Life span: 30+ years Unquestionably the biggest and perhaps the most attractive member of the macaw family is the hyacinth macaw. Of all the parrot species, it is the biggest. Because it is a rare and endangered species, only a very dedicated owner who can fully satisfy the bird’s needs should keep it. A

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Goldie’s Lorikeet

Description Life span: 12-20 years The size of Goldie’s lorikeet is average. It is mostly green, with longitudinal yellow-green and dark green bands on the underside. It has red head feathers, which are less obvious in females. It has brown eyes, a black beak, blue feathers on the back of its head, and predominantly mauve

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Green-Winged Macaw

Green-Winged Macaw

Description Life span:  30+ years One of the largest macaw species is the green-winged macaw. Despite having an intimidatingly large beak, this macaw is known for being a friendly giant. It is easy to distinguish between scarlet and green-winged macaws. The upper-wing covert feathers of the green-winged macaw are primarily green, despite both birds’ breasts

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