Ara Nobilis
Red-shouldered macaw
Also known as:
Hahn's Macaw (Aplica únicamente a la raza designada) / Guacamaya Nobilis.
Size:
30 cm (12 in)
Species Range
- Today they are mainly found in eastern South America, from east Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam and probably the French Guiana, toward the south, to parts of Brazil, Bolivia and Peru.
GENDER
- Similar appearance in both sexes.
- Green color predominates, with a yellow hue on the lower parts.
- Forehead and front part of the crown are a bright blue-green.
- The white facial skin area extends through the lores to the eye ring.
- Red plumage is visible along the edges of the carpal and the bend of wing, extending toward the major lower wing coverts; the rest of the lower wing coverts are green.
- The primaries are green, with the exception of a wash of blue on the outer edges of the longer feathers, with the lower surface of the flight feathers a duller olive yellow color.
- Tail feathers are green on the surface and the undersides are olive yellow.
- Black-gray beak.
- Gray-pink feet.
- Red brown iris.
YOUTH
- With a markedly duller color than adults; they lack the blue wash on the head and the visible red plumage on the edge of the carpal and bend of wing; but there is red on the upper and lower wing coverts.
- Brown iris.
International Sales
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