Pacific Parakeet

Pacific ParakeetThis parakeet ranges from Mexico to Nicaragua. It is mainly green, feeds chiefly on seeds and fruit, and uses forests and other green areas.What does it look like?The body is green with black wing-tips, a yellow bill, a small dark-red or brown patch above the bill, and orange-red eyes. Breast feathers can be yellowish, and some individuals have varying amounts of orange on the throat and head.How does it live?This parakeet ranges from Mexico to Nicaragua. It is mainly green, feeds chiefly on seeds and fruit, and uses forests and other green areas.It feeds mainly on seeds and fruit and uses green areas, swamp forest, tropical forest, and lowland habitat.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.