Blue and yellow macaw

The blue-and-yellow macaw (also called the blue-and-yellow macaw ) is a beautiful bird native to Central and South America. This macaw is known for its striking colors: bright blue feathers on the wings and tail, and a bright yellow belly and chest. The scientific name of the blue-and-yellow macaw is Ara ararauna .

Features:

• Color : The upperside of the body is usually bright blue, the belly and chest are yellow, and the face has a white area around the eyes.
• Size : This macaw species is quite large and can reach a length of 76 to 86 cm, including the tail.
• Lifespan : In the wild, blue-and-yellow macaws can live for about 30 to 35 years, and in captivity they can even reach 50 years.
• Behavior : These birds are social, intelligent, and curious. They are known for their ability to imitate sounds and words. Blue-and-yellow macaws live in tropical rainforests and can be found in groups or pairs.
• Diet : They mainly eat fruits, nuts, seeds and bark. In their natural habitat they play an important role in seed dispersal, which helps to preserve the forest.