The Blue-Headed Parrot
The Blue-Headed Parrot lives mainly in the treetops in the forest. It forms
flocks when not breeding and roosts in large numbers in the trees. In flight
they are noisy, with loud, harsh screams, and high-pitched screeching calls.
They become silent when it is time to eat. Their food consists of
fruits, seeds, and blossoms mostly from trees. The Blue-Headed Parrot
has no enemies except for man and snakes. When we cut down
the trees in the forest, where do these birds live? Also, we
take these birds out of their home in the forest and sell them to the buyers
in the United States to live as pets.
Dwayne
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