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challenging other animals and humans.
Parrotlets in
general are feisty, affectionate, and willful.
Parrotlets should be
housed separately due to their...
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parrotlets are
green with a
dusty grey cast over the body, a
bright green mask and a
pinkish beak. Legs and feet are pinkish-grey.
Pacific parrotlets...
- two subspecies: Grayson's
parrotlet or the Tres
Marias parrotlet (F. c. insularis) and F. c. cyanopygius.
Mexican parrotlets are
endemic to
western Mexico...
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Spectacled parrotlets are not
found at
altitudes higher than 1,600
metres (5,200 ft)
above sea level.
Green and blue
coloring helps spectacled parrotlets camouflage...
- Green-rumped
parrotlets are very
gregarious and
roost communally; they are
often seen in
flocks of up to 100 individuals. Green-rumped
parrotlets make light...
- Cobalt-rumped
parrotlets tend to
avoid densely forested areas. They are not
found at
altitudes above 1,200
metres (3,900 ft). Cobalt-rumped
parrotlets are generally...
- the main
plants of the large-billed
parrotlets' diet were
budding and
providing more food.
Riparian parrotlets tend to
inhabit forest edges, riparian...
- the
smaller types,
including budgies, Brotogeris, parakeets, lovebirds,
parrotlets and
lineolated parakeets. Some
species of
lories and
lorikeets are kept...
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parrotlets are
rarer in the U.S. but are more
common as pets in
other countries. Dusky-billed
parrotlets, more
commonly known as Sclater's
parrotlets...
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Psilopsiagon Genus Bolborhynchus Genus Touit Clade (proposed
tribe Forpini) –
parrotlets Genus Forpus Clade including Arini Genus Pionites –
caiques (four species)...
