Peach-fronted parakeet

The peach-fronted parakeet, frequently referred to as the peach-fronted conure by bird enthusiasts, is a vibrant member of the Psittacidae family. This lively bird can be found in the semi-open and open regions of eastern Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, northern Argentina, and southern Suriname.

Its name is derived from the striking orange-yellow patch on its forehead, a feature less pronounced in juveniles. Adult peach-fronted parakeets are characterized by a peach-colored cap, yellow eye-rings, and bright green plumage. Juveniles, in contrast, exhibit a smaller peach crown and lack the yellow eye-ring seen in adults. Notably, males and females share the same colorful appearance, making it difficult to distinguish between the sexes based on visual characteristics alone.