
Today's Friday's Feathers belong to the Canary-winged, or Yellow Chevroned, Parakeet:


They have the best natural camouflage I've ever seen. You can hear them up in the trees having loud, high-pitched conversation, but search as you might, you'll very rarely see them up there. When they're ready to be seen, anywhere between 4 and 24 of the little rascals will descend on the feeders as if by magic!
4 comments:
Nice looking birds. Are they native to Florida?
What a beautiful bird. I'm assuming they squawk like all parrots do when they get together in a flock :)
They look pretty!
I have that feeder on top. They sure clean easily. It's funny to see so much green when our trees are so bare...
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