Order: Psittaciformes, Family: Psittacidae, Genus: Brotogeris, Species: Brotogeris jugularis
Orange-chinned Parakeet
A small, social parakeet characterized by its vibrant green feathers, a heavy pale beak, and a short, pointed tail. They are often seen in noisy flocks in semi-open habitats.
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Plumage & appearance
Predominantly bright green body with a small, distinctive orange patch on the chin. It features bronze-brown or olive-colored wing coverts and blue tinges on the primary wing feathers.
Ecological significance
Acts as a primary seed disperser and pollinator for various tropical fruit trees and flowering plants, contributing to forest regeneration.
Conservation status
Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)
Observation tips
Listen for their loud, screeching calls. Look for them in suburban areas, parks, and deciduous forests, often congregating around fruiting trees like figs or balsa.
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