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The yellow-eared parrot is a relatively large, long-tailed parrot, with an average length of 42 cm (17 in) and a weight of about 285 g (10.1 oz). It is overall green, with the underparts being paler, more lime green than the upperparts. The heavy beak and a ring of bare skin around the eyes are black.
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The yellow-eared parrot is a relatively large, long-tailed parrot, with an average length of 42 cm (17 in) and a weight of about 285 g (10.1 oz). [4] It is overall green, with the underparts being paler, more lime green than the upperparts.
Endangered macaw-like parrot found in Andean cloud forest. Likely only occurs in Colombia now, but formerly ranged as far south as central Ecuador. Notably large and thick-billed with yellow forehead, cheeks, and underparts; red in tail is often not visible.
The Yellow-eared Parrot is a large parrot, measuring about 42 cm (16.5 in) in length. It has green plumage. Its most distinctive feature is the bright yellow patch of feathers around its ears.
Both adults large green parrots with long tail and heavy, grey/black bill; dark green upperparts; underparts pale green/yellow; yellow forehead, lores, upper cheeks and ear coverts; ear coverts elongated into plumes; pink/white bare skin at base of lower mandible.
The endangered Yellow-eared Parrot (Ognorhynchus icterotis) numbers in the low hundreds. Its range is extremely small, as its habitat continues to be.
In most areas where it is found, the Yellow-eared Parrot relies on the wax palm Ceroxylon quindiuense for its fruit, and to provide nest and roosting sites. This impressive palm, the national tree of Colombia, grows mainly in the central and eastern Andes.
