These species are famous for their stunning blue feathers. The Spix’s Macaw was once believed to be extinct in the wild and is native to Brazil.
They are known as the night parrot. The Kakapo is a flightless parrot native to New Zealand. It is critically endangered and has only about 250 individuals remaining.
They are not like your typical parrots; the Philippine Eagle is often included in discussions about rare parrots due to its close family relation and is known as the "Monkey-eating Eagle," which is only found in the Philippines.
They are native to Northern Australia and have a unique black plumage and a red cheek patch. They are large, with a remarkable, loud call. They are endangered due to habitat destruction.
Their home is in the Moluccas. This bird is renowned for its impressive pink and white plumage and large, showy crest.
One of the largest macaws. They boast brilliant blue feathers and a powerful beak. Found in Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay. Due to poaching, they were endangered.
Also known as the Queen of Bavaria’s conure. Famous for its bright yellow and green feathers and native to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.