Exotic Macaw Parrots

Exotic Macaw Parrots Our team of bird lovers aim to help kids, parents and all bird lovers to ensure their macaw parrots feel loved, happy, comfortable and secured.

Bird Farm - breeding, training, rehoming of different types of parrots through enhanced and conservative measures for species propagation, improved health and socialization We can take an active role in supporting relationships between macaw parrots and people through consistency and shared experiences with our partners and clients.

Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot Characterized by the bright yellow patch on the back of their neck, these parrots are known ...
09/16/2025

Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot

Characterized by the bright yellow patch on the back of their neck, these parrots are known for their vibrant green plumage and striking appearance.

Yellow-Naped Amazons are renowned for their exceptional intelligence, playful nature, and ability to mimic human speech and other sounds.

Social and Affectionate: They thrive on social interaction, forming strong bonds with their owners and requiring attention, playtime, and mental stimulation.

Found in the wild in Central America, particularly in Mexico and Nicaragua, they inhabit tropical forests and woodlands.

Conservation Status: Unfortunately, Yellow-Naped Amazons are threatened by habitat loss and the pet trade, making conservation efforts crucial to protect these remarkable birds.

These parrots are not only stunningly beautiful but also possess charming personalities and impressive cognitive abilities!

Red and green Macaw Parrots. Also known as: Green-winged MacawScientific name: Ara chloropterusGenus: Ara (commonly call...
09/16/2025

Red and green Macaw Parrots. Also known as: Green-winged Macaw

Scientific name: Ara chloropterus
Genus: Ara (commonly called Typical Macaws, True Macaws )

Viibrant Plumage : The Green-winged Macaw is a large, vibrant parrot with a stunning green wing patch, blue throat, and yellow and blue feathers on its body.

Known for their intelligence, playfulness, and strong social bonds, these macaws are popular pets and thrive on interaction and attention.

Habitat: Found in the tropical forests of Central and South America, they inhabit areas with abundant trees and water sources.

Diet: Their diet consists of fruits, seeds, nuts, and leaves, which they forage from their natural habitat.

Conservation Status: Due to habitat loss and the pet trade, Green-winged Macaws face threats to their population, making conservation efforts essential to protect these magnificent birds.

These birds are truly a wonder to behold, with their striking colors and charming personalities!

Want to learn more visit www.exoticmacawparrots.com


Did you know? The "red factor" African Grey is a parrot with a genetic mutation that causes red feathers to appear on th...
09/13/2025

Did you know?

The "red factor" African Grey is a parrot with a genetic mutation that causes red feathers to appear on their plumage, in addition to their typical grey and red tail. These birds are often the result of selective breeding over generations to produce a unique color variation. While some red coloration can be a temporary effect of a carotenoid-rich diet, a true red factor exhibits the red feathers from birth and they persist after molting, unlike feathers that appear red due to malnutrition or temporary factors.




DID YOU KNOW? The Spix Macaw, a beautiful blue bird native to Brazil, faced a serious threat of extinction in the past. ...
09/13/2025

DID YOU KNOW?

The Spix Macaw, a beautiful blue bird native to Brazil, faced a serious threat of extinction in the past. Due to habitat loss and illegal trapping for the pet trade, the number of these birds dramatically declined. At one point, they were believed to be completely extinct in the wild, leaving only a few in captivity. This was a sad time for bird lovers and conservationists who cared deeply about protecting this unique species.

Fortunately, thanks to the hard work of many dedicated people and organizations, the Spix Macaw is making a comeback. Conservation efforts included breeding programs that helped increase their population in captivity. These programs aimed to teach the birds how to survive and thrive in their natural habitat again. The goal was not just to keep them alive in cages but to eventually release them into the wild where they belong.

Recently, successful breeding led to the release of some Spix Macaws back into their natural environment. Although the journey to recovery is still ongoing, there is hope that these stunning birds will once again fly freely in the forests of Brazil. The story of the Spix Macaw shows us the power of teamwork and determination in protecting endangered species.

Exotic Macaw Parrots are much more than parrots — we nurture companions. With years of hands-on experience in expert br...
09/11/2025

Exotic Macaw Parrots are much more than parrots — we nurture companions. With years of hands-on experience in expert breeding, early socialization, and behavioral training, our macaws are raised to be affectionate, intelligent, and easy to integrate into loving homes.

Want to learn more visit www.exoticmacawparrots.com

09/11/2025

Five parrots at the zoo were separated from the main flock after they started using foul language towards visitors and laughing together. The birds’ behavior was deemed inappropriate, and zoo officials decided to relocate them to a separate enclosure. The parrots’ ability to mimic human speech and understand context added to the humor and concern surrounding their behavior.

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09/05/2025

Apparently, Dracula Parrots Are A Thing And They Might Be The Most Gothic Birds On Earth

09/05/2025

Violet-backed Starling

09/05/2025

Good morning Sidney’s. 🦢🖤🫶☀️

09/05/2025

This is a Yellow-crowned Amazon Parrot (Amazona ochrocephala) 🦜, one of the most well-known Amazon parrots.

Features:

Stocky, medium-sized parrot with mainly green plumage.

Black-tipped, strong curved bill adapted for cracking nuts and seeds.

Yellow patch on the forehead/crown (sometimes small or faint in juveniles).

Red feathers often visible in the wings or under the tail when flying.

Distinctive orange-red eyes with a white eye-ring.

Habitat & Behavior:

Native to Central and South America.

Lives in forests, woodlands, and savannas.

Feeds on seeds, fruits, nuts, berries, and blossoms.

Very intelligent, playful, and known for their excellent talking and mimicry skills.

Loud, raucous calls, often flying in flocks.

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