Red-Lored Parrot

Description

The Red-Lored Parrot (Amazona autumnalis) is a medium-sized parrot with a predominantly green plumage and distinctive red markings on its face. Native to Belize, these social and vocal birds are known for their vibrant colors.

Interesting Facts

Scientific Name: Amazona autumnalis
Habitat: Thrives in various habitats in Belize, including tropical rainforests and wooded areas.
Diet: Omnivores, feeding on fruits, nuts, seeds, and occasionally insects; contribute to seed dispersal.
Behavior: Social and vocal; form strong pair bonds; conservation efforts focus on preserving their habitats and addressing threats to their populations in Belize.

White-Fronted Parrot

Description

The White-Fronted Parrot (Amazona albifrons) is a medium-sized parrot with predominantly green plumage and a distinctive white patch on its forehead. Native to Belize, these social and intelligent birds are known for their engaging behaviors.

Interesting Facts

Scientific Name: Amazona albifrons
Habitat: Thrives in various habitats in Belize, including tropical rainforests and wooded areas.
Diet: Omnivores, feeding on fruits, nuts, seeds, and occasionally flowers; contribute to seed dispersal.
Behavior: Social and often seen in flocks; adept at mimicry and vocalizations; face threats from habitat loss, prompting conservation efforts in Belize.

White-Fronted Parrot

Description

The White-Fronted Parrot (Amazona albifrons) is a medium-sized parrot with predominantly green plumage and a distinctive white patch on its forehead. Native to Belize, these social and intelligent birds are known for their engaging behaviors.

Interesting Facts

Scientific Name: Amazona albifrons
Habitat: Thrives in various habitats in Belize, including tropical rainforests and wooded areas.
Diet: Omnivores, feeding on fruits, nuts, seeds, and occasionally flowers; contribute to seed dispersal.
Behavior: Social and often seen in flocks; adept at mimicry and vocalizations; face threats from habitat loss, prompting conservation efforts in Belize.

Mealy Parrot

Description

The Mealy Parrot (Amazona farinosa) is a large parrot with a predominantly green plumage and a distinctive whitish or blueish cast. Native to Belize, these social and vocal birds are known for their impressive size and striking appearance.

Interesting Facts

Scientific Name: Amazona farinosa
Habitat: Thrives in various habitats in Belize, including tropical rainforests and wooded areas.
Diet: Omnivores, feeding on fruits, nuts, seeds, and occasionally flowers; play a role in seed dispersal.
Behavior: Social and often seen in flocks; excellent mimics with strong vocalizations; conservation efforts focus on preserving their habitats in Belize.

Want to Adopt Us?

Learn more about adopting an animal here: How To Adopt An Animal