Fischer's Lovebird
NameFischer's Lovebird
Common NameFischer's Lovebird
Scientific NameAgapornis fischeri
FamilyPsittaculidae
Wingspan (cm)10
Length (cm)14.5
Weight (g)50
Plumage DetailsThe plumage is predominantly green on the back, wings, and lower body. The head is a bright orange-yellow, fading to a more yellowish-green on the neck and chest. They have a prominent white eye-ring and a bright red beak. The rump is blue.
Vocalization / CallFischer's Lovebirds produce a variety of high-pitched, chattering, and chirping calls. Their vocalizations are often described as loud and continuous, especially when communicating with flock members.
Primary Dietgranivore
Primary Habitatsgrassland, urban
Conservation Statusnear-threatened
Geographic RangeNative to a small area of east-central Africa, specifically south and southeast of Lake Victoria in Tanzania. Feral populations exist in other parts of the world due to escapes from captivity.
Identifying FeaturesGreen body plumage, Orange-yellow head, Bright red beak, Prominent white eye-ring, Small size
Description
Fischer's Lovebirds are small, vibrant parrots known for their striking coloration and social behavior. They are active and playful birds, often found in pairs or small flocks, foraging for food in their natural habitat.
