Peach-fronted Parakeet
Classification: Psittacidae family, genus Eupsittula

Brief Description
A medium-sized parakeet known for its vibrant green body and orange-peach forehead patch. It has a long pointed tail and a playful, social temperament.
Additional Information
- Region of Origin: South America, primarily Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina
- Typical Sighting Period: Year-round, with peak visibility during the fruit-ripening seasons
- Plumage Details: Predominantly green body with a distinctive peach-orange forehead, yellow eye ring, and blue-tinted primary wing feathers.
- Ecological Significance: Acts as a primary seed disperser and pollinator within its savanna and woodland habitats, supporting plant biodiversity.
- Conservation Status: Least Concern (IUCN)
- Observation Tips: Look for them in open woodlands, savannas (Cerrado), and gardens; they are often detected by their loud, screeching calls while flying in small flocks.