Rose-fronted Parakeet
NameRose-fronted Parakeet
Common NameRose-fronted Parakeet
Scientific NamePsittacara roseifrons
FamilyPsittacidae
Wingspan (cm)32
Length (cm)34
Weight (g)175
Plumage DetailsThe plumage is primarily green, with a vibrant red forehead, lores, and cheeks. A variable red patch is present on the carpal edge and primary coverts of the wing. The underside of the flight feathers and tail are dull reddish-brown.
Vocalization / CallVocalizations consist of loud, harsh, screeching calls, often given in flight or when perched in groups. They produce typical 'scree-scree' or 'kraa-kraa' sounds.
Primary Dietfrugivore
Primary Habitatsforest
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeThis species is found in the western Amazon basin, primarily inhabiting southeastern Peru, southwestern Brazil, and northwestern Bolivia.
Identifying FeaturesRed forehead and face, Predominantly green body, Red patch on the bend of the wing, Long, pointed tail
Description
The Rose-fronted Parakeet is a medium-sized, predominantly green parrot distinguished by its bright red forehead and face. These social birds are typically found in flocks, foraging for food within the canopy of tropical and subtropical forests.
