Red-bellied Macaws (Orthopsittaca manilata) – mini macaws
The Red-bellied Macaws (Orthopsittaca manilata) are small green macaws that are found in the Amazon basin of tropical South America, where they have a wide range.
Pet Birds
Pet Birds articles from Beauty of Birds: expert, ethical guidance on caring for and training pet birds.
Nutrition for Good Health: Eclectus Diet
Eclectuses have unusually long digestive tracts and require large amounts of fiber, fruits and vegetables in their diet to remain healthy.
Brown-hooded Parrots
The Brown-hooded Parrots (Pionopsitta haematotis) are native to the southernmost areas of the Gulf of Mexico, Western Panama, and Western Ecuador. The Brown-hooded Parrots average 8 - 8.4 inches (21 cm) in length and weigh around 165 g.
Wild Lovebirds in Maui, Hawaii
Lovebird General Information … Lovebird Species Index
Seychelles Parakeets
The Seychelles parakeet (Psittacula wardi) is now extinct, but occurred in the Indian ocean islands of the Seychelles group – specifically the islands of Mahé
Black-masked Lovebirds aka Masked Lovebirds (Eye-rings)
Masked Lovebirds aka Black-masked Lovebirds or Yellow-collared Lovebirds (Agapornis personatus) are small, stocky African parrots that are native to the inland plateaus of northern and central Tanzania in light brushwood and trees.
Feeding & Housing your Lories & Lorikeets
Lories are very active birds and playful by nature and appreciate a variety of Bird Toys / Entertainment, including ropes, bells, balls, and swings.
Species of Pionus – Red-backed Parrots
Blue-headed Pionus
Luzon Racquet-tail Parrots or Mountain Racket-tailed Parrots
The Luzon Racquet-tail Parrots - aka Palette Momot, Lorito-momoto Montano or Mountain Racket-tailed Parrots - are native to the island of Luzon, Philippines. This bird species inhabits subtropical or tropical moist montanes.
Golden Conures aka Queen of Bavaria’s Conures
The Golden Conures or Queen of Bavaria Conures (Guarouba guarouba - recently reclassified from Aratinga guarouba) are restricted to northeastern Brazil, south of the Amazon river, from the west bank of the Rio Tapajos, Para, and east to northwestern Maranhaao.