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The parrot species of the Americas are unique just as the parrots of other regions. Central and South America provide the environments necessary for a number of different species. Their colors and sizes are as diverse as anywhere in the world.The Americas, South Central and the Caribbean offer a variety of unique environments and habitats for nature. Because of this diversity there is an extensive array of parrot species that live in these habitats. Here are just a few of the many that call the Americas home. Black-Headed CaiqueResiding in northern South America the Black-headed Caique parrot species is a favorite of parrot enthusiasts. Their appearance is a total reflection of their personality as they are a fun loving friendly parrot.Small in size, 23-25 cm, but high in energy they are very playful and smart and quickly learn new tricks.There coloration is also playful with their black crown yellow collars and leggings. Their attire is completed with their pure white chests which is offset with the luminous green of their wings.In the wild they are very vocal sounding a variety of shrieks. In captivity this parrot species is not known as a talker, but they do mimic sounds they hear including human whistles. Blue-Headed PionusThis parrot species has a range from the tropical forests of Central America to Brazil and Bolivia. The Blue-headed Pionus primarily inhabit forests in the upper branches of high trees.They congregate in large flocks during breeding season are seen flying to their and from their feeding areas in the morning s and evenings.The Blue-headed Parrot species is medium in size measuring about 28 cm.As you can see from the photo their head is blue and their body and wings are mainly green with a hint of red on the wing tips.As pets they are self entertaining and enjoy playing with toys and will entertain themselves for hours.

They are affectionate but do not like cuddling. Their personality makes them acceptable as a beginner"s parrot, but don"t expect them to talk as this is not one of their qualities. Brown-Hooded ParrotThe Brown-hooded Parrot species is native to the southernmost areas of the Gulf of Mexico, and West Panama and Ecuador.They are losing habitat as deforestation takes over their forest and woodland environment.The brown hood gives this parrot species a different look as brown is not a normal color associated with parrots. A lighter shade of brown is below the hood and blends into the green of the rest of the body and feathers.At only 21 cm this parrot species is among the smaller sizes.The diet of the Brown-hooded Parrot is mainly seeds and fruit as they spend most of their time in the tops of the trees. They are said to be difficult to see in their natural environment because they are not a loud bird and tend to move around slowly. MacawsNo discussion of Americas parrot species would be complete without talking about the macaws.This parrot species is widely used as the stars of bird and parrot shows and rightfully so. They are one of the largest of the parrots and can be up to 1 meter in length. They are also one of the most colorful of the many parrot species and are very intelligent.Macaws are found throughout the south and central American hemisphere including Mexico and the Caribbean.

Their favorite habitat is the rainforest and near water.Macaws come in a variety of colors including the scarlet macaws pictured here.Macaws are extremely friendly and enjoy spending time with people.Macaws do make good pets but consideration must be account for their size if raising a large one as well as the fact that they can be a rather loud bird. Blue and Gold Macaws Learn More About ParrotsParrots of the World (Princeton Field Guides)From the macaws of South America to the cockatoos of Australia, parrots are among the most beautiful and exotic birds in the world--and also among the most endangered. This stun...Parrots For DummiesParrots make a wonderful alternative to the traditional pet. They’re as loving, intelligent, companionable, and entertaining as a cat or a dog but they surpass them by far in ma...The Parrot Who Owns Me: The Story of a RelationshipSeventeen years ago, when she adopted a neglected, orphaned thirty-year-old parrot named Tiko, the internationally renowned ornithologist Joanna Burger entered one of the most c... Plain ParakeetThe Plain Parakeet bears the name of a simple parrot species. They don"t exhibit the glamour and splendor of the macaws and yet there are a tremendous number of parakeets in homes around the world.The Plain Parakeet has a solid green coloration. It is the plainest of the parakeets. Their range is mostly restricted to Brazil in the south and east.This parrot species is in no danger of decline as it has adapted very easily to urban environments as its natural habitat has declined.The Plain exhibition stand 3×6 Parakeet is 23-25 cm in length and they tend to screech as they fly so they are very noticeable as they move around in public areas.They have a good temperament and are playful and social.