What is a macaw
What is a macaw the macaw is a bird native to the tropical regions of North and South America. There are several different macaw species that exist. All of the species are part of the family Psittacidae. Both the male and female macaws look alike. They are colorful birds with long tails. They have playful personalities and is known to be intelligent.
Macaw Bird Chara
Macaws generally are birds with a large head, a thick, strong beak, and a distinctive long tail. They are known for their brightly colored feathers which can be vibrant shades of red, blue, green, and yellow, just to name a few macaw colors. Their large beaks are curved and very strong in order to break open nuts and seeds. Many species of macaws have bare patches on their faces with no feathers, only
There about eighteen different species of macaws. They sometimes split into two different groups, the large and the mini macaws. Macaws can be some of the largest types of parrots, but they can also be quite small. Below are explanations of some common, and not so common, types of macaws.
Blue and Gold
Blue and Gold Macaw Also call the blue and yellow macaw these birds bright blue with a yellow chest. The bare area on their face is white skin surround by black feathers below and green feathers above. They live in Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela, and parts of Panama. They measure 30 to 35 inches (76 to 89 cm) in length
Military Macaw with bright green feathers, blue on the top of its wings, and blue, red, and green tail feathers. There is a bright red band above their top beak. The are 28 inches (71 cm) long on average. They live across Central and South America.