Double yellow-headed Amazon parrots, like most birds, have good vision in low light conditions but do not see in complete darkness. Their eyes are adapted to detect movement and contrast, which helps them navigate during dawn and dusk. However, they rely on light to see, so they cannot see in absolute darkness.
The Yellow-headed Amazon (or Double Yellow-headed Parrot) comes from Mexico and Northern Central America.
The 'Yellow Headed Amazon' comes from Mexico. It has several different names but are all talking about the same Bird. - Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot - Double Yellow Headed Amazon - Yellow Crowned Parrot
yes, you can bread any parrots together.
no they are not carnivore....
I'm a traditional Aztek dancer and we use them in our head dresses (kopillis) and on our gourd rattles (ayakaxtlis). Also sometimes for earrings.
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Short of DNA testing or surgery, there is way to determine the sex on an Amazon parrot. If you have several of these birds the behavior of how the individuals interact can sometimes be a clue as to their sex.
You might be thinking of the Yellow Headed Amazon parrot, but it has a green body instead of blue. Maybe it's a type of finch or something?
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Yellow-eared Parrot was created in 1854.
Yellow-faced Parrot was created in 1824.
Yellow-capped Pygmy Parrot was created in 1875.