The parrot is an exotic bird

List of Exotic Parrot List All Parrots in the world

The parrot is an exotic bird List All Parrots in the world and list of exotic parrot name, Parrot Scientific Name, Parrot IUNC Red list status, Parrot Range, and Parrot classification

• Grey parrot

• Timneh parrot

• Red-bellied parrot

• Senegal parrot

• Rüppell’s parrot

• Cape parrot

• Meyer’s parrot

• Red-fronted parrot

• Yellow-fronted parrot

• Brown-headed parrot

• Niam-Niam parrot

• Burrowing parrot

• Slender-billed parakeet

• Austral parakeet

• Thick-billed parrot

• Maroon-fronted parrot

• Ochre-marked parakeet

• Maroon-bellied parakeet

• Blaze-winged parakeet

• Crimson-bellied parakeet

• Pearly parakeet

• Green-cheeked parakeet

• Painted parakeet

• Sinú parakeet

• Perijá parakeet

• Azuero parakeet

• Venezuelan parakeet

• Santarem parakeet

• Madeira parakeet

• Bonaparte’s parakeet

• Rose-fronted parakeet

• Wavy-breasted parakeet

• White-eared parakeet

• Grey-breasted parakeet

• Pfrimer’s parakeet

• Fiery-shouldered parakeet

• Santa Marta parakeet

• Maroon-tailed parakeet

• El Oro parakeet

• Black-capped parakeet

• White-breasted parakeet

• Flame-winged parakeet

• Blood-eared parakeet

• Rose-crowned parakeet

• Sulphur-winged parakeet

• Garlepp’s parakeet

• Choco parakeet

• Glaucous macaw

• Hyacinth macaw

• Lear’s macaw

• Golden-plumed parakeet

• Yellow-eared parrot

• Southern red-shouldered macaw

• Northern Red-shouldered Macaw

• Golden parakeet

• Carolina parakeet

• Spix’s macaw

• Red-bellied macaw

• Great green macaw

• Blue-and-yellow macaw

• Red-and-green macaw

• Blue-throated macaw

• Scarlet macaw

• Military macaw

• Red-fronted macaw

• Chestnut-fronted macaw

• Cuban macaw

• Golden-collared macaw

• Blue-headed macaw

• Blue-winged macaw

• Golden-capped parakeet

Subfamily Psittacidae

Grey parrot

P. Erithacus
Linnaeus, 1758

gVU ^IUCN

Range

Timneh parrot

P. timneh
Fraser, 1844

VU ^IUCN

Range

Poicephalus Swainson,  – nine species

Senegal parrot

P. senegalus
Linnaeus, 1766

LC ^IUCN

West Africa (excluding the Maghreb)

Red-bellied parrot

P. rufiventris
Rüppell, 1845

LC ^IUCN

Eastern Horn of Africa, eastern Kenya, and northeast Tanzania

Rüppell’s parrot

P. rueppellii
Gray, 1849

LC ^IUCN

Northern Namibia and the coast of Angola

Cape parrot

P. robustus
Gmelin, 1788

LC ^IUCN

Meyer’s parrot

P. meyeri
Cretzschmar, 1827

LC ^IUCN

Red-fronted parrot

P. gulielmi
Jardine, 1849

LC ^IUCN

Yellow-fronted parrot

P. flavifrons
Rüppell, 1845

LC ^IUCN

Western Ethiopia

Brown-headed parrot

P. cryptoxanthus
Peters, 1854

LC ^IUCN

Southeast African coast

Niam-Niam parrot

P. crassus
Sharpe, 1884

LC ^IUCN

Central Central African Republic

Cyanoliseus Bonaparte, 1854 – one species

Burrowing parrot

C. patagonus
Vieillot, 1818

LC ^IUCN

Central Argentina stretching to the coasts

Enicognathus Gray, 1840 – two species

Slender-billed parakeet

E. leptorhynchus
King, 1831

LC ^IUCN

Central Chilean coast (central meaning halfway between the northern and southern extremes)

Austral parakeet

E. ferrugineus
Müller, 1776

LC ^IUCN

Eastern Patagonian coast, southern Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland Islands, South Sandwich Islands and South Georgia

Rhynchopsitta Bonaparte, 1854 – two species

Thick-billed parrot

R. pachyrhyncha
Swainson, 1827

eEN ^IUCN

Sierra Madre Occidental

Maroon-fronted parrot

R. terrisi
Moore, 1947

eEN ^IUCN

Sierra Madre Oriental

Ochre-marked parakeet

P. cruentata
Wied-Neuwied, 1820

gVU ^IUCN

Scattered populations around the southeastern coast of Brazil (north of São Paulo)

Parrots are exotic birds because they live in hot countries like Africa, Amazon, Brazil … and they would not survive in the cold regions of the globe.

List All Parrots in the world are often imported as domestic birds, either for the color of their plumage or for their song.

The parrot often has a long life and can sometimes live longer than the man. The African Gray parrot (gray parrot of Gabon) can live a good 75 years. It must be expected that any extended trip or absence requires an accommodation or that someone will have to take care of it for you. It’s like having a child for life, so before buying a parrot, you have to think about it.
Parrots are different in color and size depending on the species. The beak of the parrot is very hard and sharp to break the seeds and nuts that make up the majority of its diet. They can also eat fruits and other vegetables.

Photo of a gray parrot of Gabon
Gray parrot of Gabon

The parrot often sings and imitates what he hears, for them all the animals sing and our language for him is a song. Some have their own way when they utter words that they have heard, others can imitate the way almost exactly. The gray parrot from Africa (Gabon) does not have an extraordinary plumage but it is one of the best to imitate a way of almost perfect way. A friend had one and you could tell who had taught him a sentence by the sound of the way he imitated.

Other parrots are more for their colors and plumage because they only scream and sing without imitating words and phrases. In the wild, some people scream in the heart and scare many predators this way. Naturally, if you have a parrot, it will be more difficult for you to sleep in because they start their singing sessions early in the morning.

The parrot can be in a cage or on a perch. The parrot perch is used a lot because the feathers on their wings are usually trimmed so that they can not fly. The parrot cage should be big enough and have several perches so they can walk around a bit. An aviary for a bird is, of course, the best for a parrot to move and exercise more.

The parrot who is bored will often tear out his feathers and if you do nothing he will end up not having any except on the head. Parrot toys can help, but it is often the presence of another parrot or its owner that he looks for.

The parakeet is a breed of small parrots that are kept in cages. The parakeet will imitate phrases she hears from the man, but with their own lane tone. The parakeet is popular, being small, less expensive and require less maintenance than a large parrot-like the macaw.

It is usually illegal to import parrots except for certain species such as the parakeet and you should make sure that the establishment that sells parrots is well approved. Poachers who illegally import parrot kill 9 out of 10 by their means of camouflaging them.