Rosy-faced Lovebird
NameRosy-faced Lovebird
Common NameRosy-faced Lovebird
Scientific NameAgapornis roseicollis
FamilyPsittaculidae
Wingspan (cm)23
Length (cm)17
Weight (g)50
Plumage DetailsPredominantly green plumage, with a bright rosy-pink face and throat that fades to a yellowish-orange on the upper chest. The lower back and rump are bright blue, and the beak is pale, horn-colored. The eyes are dark with a white eye-ring.
Vocalization / CallVocalizations consist of high-pitched, chattering chirps and twitters, often delivered rapidly. They can be quite noisy, especially when in flocks.
Primary Dietgranivore
Primary Habitatsdesert, grassland
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeNative to arid regions of southwestern Africa, primarily Namibia and parts of Angola and South Africa. Feral populations, originating from escaped cage birds, can be found in various urban areas worldwide.
Identifying Featuresrosy-pink face, green body plumage, blue rump, small size, pale beak
Description
The Rosy-faced Lovebird is a small, stocky parrot characterized by its vibrant green body and distinctive rosy-pink face. These highly social birds are known for forming strong pair bonds and are often seen in flocks in their native arid habitats.
