Yellow-faced Parrotlet

Yellow-faced ParrotletThe Yellow-faced Parrotlet is a small parrot restricted to the upper Marañón drainage in northern Peru. Both sexes have a yellow face and breast; males show blue on the rump and wings.What does it look like?Both sexes have a yellow forehead, sides of the head, and breast, with a short pointed tail. Males also have bright blue rump, underwing, and flight feathers.How does it live?The Yellow-faced Parrotlet is a small parrot restricted to the upper Marañón drainage in northern Peru. Both sexes have a yellow face and breast; males show blue on the rump and wings.It is diurnal and uses dry open scrub and woodland. Its listed diet is mainly plant seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.