Think About's video: Playful Gang of Fiery Shouldered Conure Parakeets

Excited Gang of Fiery shouldered Conure parakeets In this video, you can see Fiery shouldered conure parakeets also known as Pyrrhura egregia they are endemic to tropical northeastern Brazil, southwestern Guyana, and southern Venezuela.they may look similar to many conure varieties because their plumage is mostly green, except for the bright yellow-orange "shoulder" feathers (for which they were named) and lesser underwing feathers, green-edged brown feathers area between the bill and eyes, reddish-brown ear feathers covering the ears, and whitish-edged green feathers along the sides of the neck and chest, reddish-brown patch on the abdomen. The bill is horn colored. The eyes are brown and the eye rings are bare and white. visual sexing is not possible because Males and females look alike. Juveniles Lack most of the bright markings of the adult, which grow in as they mature. There is less barring on the chest. Outside the breeding season, they are usually seen in noisy flocks of up to 20 individuals. When breeding, they usually remain in pairs or small family groups.they are generally quiet and well hidden in the canopy, thus difficult to spot. However, their loud calls made in-flight can easily be heard. They are at risk of extinction due to their limited distribution and destruction of their habitat in parts of their range, but their populations are still considered stable. Hope you enjoy the video Subscribe to our youtube channel for more amazing videos & Think About the amazing nature for any queries please contact me @ amazingnature226@gmail.com