Brown-headed Parrot

Brown-headed ParrotThe Brown-headed Parrot is mainly green, with yellow underwings. Two subspecies are listed; one is paler and greener than the other.What does it look like?Adults are mainly green with gray-brown heads and bright yellow underwings. The subspecies P. c. tanganyikae is paler and greener overall than the nominate P. c. cryptoxanthus.How does it live?The Brown-headed Parrot is mainly green, with yellow underwings. Two subspecies are listed; one is paler and greener than the other.In the wild it eats seeds, nuts, fruits, and nectar. It nests in tree cavities and may forage in flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.