Blue fronted Amazon
Blue fronted Amazons (Amazona aestiva), are also called the Turquoise Fronted Parrots, and the Blue Fronted Parrot, and are one of the most common Amazon parrots kept in captivity.
They are beautiful birds with a distinct lime green feathering color and often have a patch of blue or turquoise found just above the beak. In the wild they can be found in Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and northern Argentina, extending south to Buenos Aires.
Color variations exist in these beautiful birds and some have no blue on the head while others have a head that is almost entirely turquoise. Yellow typically surrounds the blue and stretches over and under the head before giving way to the body’s bright green feathers. You might even find birds with white patches.
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