Bird collection

Macaw - Hyacinth (More...)

The Hyacinth Macaw is a member of the largest group of parrots in the world - the Macaws. Of the Macaws, many would argue that the Hyacinth is the most spectacular of all. The average Hyacinth is 40 inches in length (100cm) and two and three fourth p

Macaw - Illiger's (More...)

Illiger's Macaws grow to about 17 inches and have green plumage. Its crown, neck, and throat are all bluish green to complement its red forehead. The lower back and a v-shaped spot on the underbelly are also red, and the tail feathers are a light bro

Macaw - Lafresnaye's (More...)

The Lafresnaye Macaw is about nineteen inches in length and is crowned with a line of chestnut colored feathers across the forehead. The plumage is primarily metallic green, and the crown is blue. The shoulders are red. Lafresnaye Macaws have blue fl

Macaw - Lear's (More...)

Lear's Macaws grow to be about thirty inches in length and were involved in the pet trade for years under the assumption that they were a coloration pattern of the Hyacinthine Macaw due to the similarities in their appearance! Also known as the Blue

Macaw - Military (More...)

The Military Macaw is a large parrot, though slightly smaller than some other Macaw breeds. At maturity they measure 27.5 inches (70cm) with an impressive wingspan of 13.5 - 14 inches (34.5 - 36cm). The average adult Military Macaw usually weighs any

Macaw - Noble (More...)

The Noble Macaw grows to about 13 inches in length, with a seven to seven and a half inch wingspan. They have brilliant green plumage with blue foreheads and forecrowns. The underparts of the bird have a yellow hue, especially the flight feathers and

Macaw - Scarlet (More...)

The Scarlet Macaw grows to about 33.5 inches. Sometimes called the Red and Yellow Macaw, the base plumage color is a brilliant red. The tops of the wings are yellow, as are the irises and sometimes the edges of the feathers on the back of the head. S