Southern Mealy Amazon Parrot

Buy Southern Mealy Amazon Parrot (Amazona farinosa) is one of the biggest Amazon parrot species. The species is known as the Coarse Amazon in the US and the Blue-delegated Coarse Parrot in the Unified Realm. The Coarse Parrot is endemic to tropical Focal and South America. Its reach extends from southern Mexico south into south-eastern Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, northern Bolivia and eastern Brazil; where they occupy the meager Amazon Rainforest.

The Coarse Parrots are social and can normally be track down two by two or in huge groups. They are even know to collaborate with different parrots, like macaws. They are typically calm, however can get clearly at sunset and first light. These huge amazon parrots normal 38-41 cm (15 – 17 inches) long, including the tail and commonly weigh between 540 to 700 g (19.01-24.64 ounces). A few Coarse parrots, notwithstanding, are a lot bigger than this.

Alongside the purple or blue crown, Coarse Parrot in some cases have patches of yellow on the head and typically have a green or generally green body, with tail feathers being light green or lime at the tip. A few Coarse Parrots have a light blue/blue-green sheen to their green coat, and an undercoat of yellow, blue, purple, red, or potentially greenish blue. The snouts are typically yellowish. The eyes are a rosy orange tone, and under the eyes are typically white unfeathered rings.