Red-tailed Amazon Parrot
The Red-tailed Amazon Parrot (Amazona brasiliensis) is endemic to South-eastern Brazil. Nowadays they are only found in a few coastal areas in states of Sao
Amazon Parrot
Articles about Amazon Parrot from the Beauty of Birds archive of expert pet bird care and training guides.
Blue-cheeked Amazon Parrot or Dufresne’s Amazon
The Blue-cheeked Amazon or Dufresne’s Amazon (Amazona dufresniana dufresniana) was named after the French zoologist Louis Dufresne.
Black-billed Amazon Parrot (Amazone agilis)
The Black-billed Amazon (Amazona agilis), also known as Black-billed Parrot, is an amazon parrot that is endemic to Jamaica and West Indies.
Amazon Parrots Diet: Feeding your pet Amazon the right way
Amazon Parrots should be provided a high-quality, suitably sized parrot / bird mix, supplemented with various fruits, green foods, millet spray, and
Blue-fronted Yellow-shouldered Amazons as Pets
Blue-fronted Amazons are commonly seen as a pet in South America, the United States as well as other parts of the world, where they have been appreciated for
White-fronted or Spectacled Amazon Parrots (Amazona albifrons albifrons)
The White-fronted Amazon or Spectacled Amazon Parrot (Amazona albifrons albifrons) is the most abundant of the Amazon Parrots.
Average Weight of Amazon Parrots
If you want to know about the Average Weight of Amazon Parrots, here at Beauty of Birds you can access the Average Weights of Other Parrot Species.
Featured Bird Photograph: October 2009: Orange-winged Amazon Parrot
The Orange-winged Amazon (Amazona amazonica) is large parrot that occurs in tropical South America, from Colombia, Trinidad and Tobago south to Peru and
Red-lored Amazon Parrot aka Yellow-cheek Amazon Parrot
The Red-lored Parrot - also known as Primrose-cheeked Amazon Parrot or "loro cariamarillo" (Amazona autumnalis autumnalis) - is endemic to the tropical regions of the Americas, from eastern Mexico south to Ecuador.
Scaley-naped Amazon Parrot or Mercenary Amazon
The Scaly-naped Amazon (Amazona mercenaria mercenaria) is native to Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela; where it inhabits subtropical