Yellow-chevroned Parakeet

Yellow-chevroned ParakeetA green parakeet native to South America, with yellow wing feathers. It eats seeds, fruit, and flowers, and nests in tree-dwelling termite mounds.What does it look like?It is light green with darker green wings, blue at the base of the primaries, and yellow outer secondary coverts. The nominate subspecies B. c. chiriri is more yellow than B. c. behni.How does it live?A green parakeet native to South America, with yellow wing feathers. It eats seeds, fruit, and flowers, and nests in tree-dwelling termite mounds.It eats seeds, fruit, and flowers. It is known to nest in tree-dwelling termite mounds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.