Ellie – Black Billed Amazon Parrot

Black Billed Amazon Parrot can be find in the wet limestone woodlands in areas of the Cockpit Country in Focal Jamaica and Mt. Diablo and the Blue and Johncrow Heaps of Eastern Jamaica. It can likewise be find in other more provincial region of the island, for example, Savanna-la-blemish and Trust Gardens that have appropriate natural surroundings. Breeding season takes place between March to July producing a clutch size of 3-4 eggs which hatch asynchronously with an interval of up to 48 hours between each egg.

The Dark charged Amazon (Amazona agilis), otherwise called Dark charged Parrot, is an amazon parrot that is endemic to Jamaica and West Indies. Its favored natural surroundings comprises of muggy bumpy rainforest, ordinarily limestone rainforest, at center degree of strategic position. Because of natural surroundings obliteration, poaching forfood and catching for the pet exchange, this parrot – once as normal as the Yellow-charged Amazon – has now become uncommon and jeopardized. These parrots are find  in little gatherings or groups of up to 30 birds where they mix into the overhang of the woods impeccably covered by their green plumage. They frequently structure bigger groups with the Yellow-charged Amazon Parrot, typically while rummaging.