Cuban Amazon Parrot

Buy Cuban Amazon Parrot (Amazona leucocephala) is by and large believed by aviculturists to be one of the most lovely of the Amazons. This is without a doubt a direct result of the striking pink colouration of face, throat and upper bosom. All things considered, the firmly related Hispaniolan or Salle’s Amazon (A.ventralis) is practically indistinguishable with the exception of the absence of this variety in its plumage. It has never drawn in much interest from parrot attendants.

The Cuban Amazon was a unique case in aviculture until the mid 1980’s. Before then it had been less uncommon in Florida, because of the enormous quantities of Cuban workers who took their parrots with them. In Europe it was only occasionally seen until very huge quantities of birds were illicitly brought into eastern Europe. Steadily these birds and their young separated through to Germany and the remainder of Europe. Notwithstanding expanded accessibility, it stays one of the most expensive of Amazons. This is somewhat a result of its magnificence and furthermore because of the way that it is one of the more troublesome Amazons to raise. While certain matches are very productive, different matches are ineffective, or so.