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It nests in woodpecker holes and hollows in tall trees, found in marshy and swampy areas. 2 and 4 eggs are laid, and fledgling periods last from 50 to 55 days. | It nests in woodpecker holes and hollows in tall trees, found in marshy and swampy areas. 2 and 4 eggs are laid, and fledgling periods last from 50 to 55 days. | ||
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Revision as of 07:07, 6 May 2008
- Amazona brasiliensis
Identification
Deep green, red, yellow, and blue on head, wings, and tail, broad red band on its tail that becomes especially visible when males are attracting females.
Distribution
Taxonomy
Habitat
Forests.
Behaviour
Its diet includes fruit, leaves, flowers and the insects within fruit.
It nests in woodpecker holes and hollows in tall trees, found in marshy and swampy areas. 2 and 4 eggs are laid, and fledgling periods last from 50 to 55 days.
