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Amazona amazonica

Orange-winged Amazon

The Orange-winged Amazon (Amazona amazonica) is a medium-sized parrot with predominantly green plumage, famous for the bright orange patches on its wings that become visible during flight. Its face is quite colorful, featuring yellow patches on the cheeks and a light blue tone on the forehead and around the eyes. These birds are highly social and vocal, usually traveling in pairs or large flocks, especially at dawn and dusk. They adapt well to various environments such as forests, marshlands, and open areas with trees, where they tirelessly forage for fruits, seeds, and nuts.

Family
Psittacidae
Diet
🍒 Fruits 🌱 seeds 🥜 nuts
Orange-winged Amazon
Distribution

Presence in Colombia

Detailed map of the species' presence in Colombian territory, indicating areas of higher population density and recorded sightings.

Abundance
Abundant
Common
Uncommon
Rare / Occasional

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