The Blue-fronted Parrot is a beautiful parrot native to Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and northern Argentina. Its name derives from the distinctive blue markings over its beak.
Blue-fronted Parrots are also known as Turquoise-fronted Amazons or Blue-fronted Amazons. These birds are known to be excellent talkers and proficient singers. Their talking ability is ranked third among birds when compared to African Grey Parrots and Yellow-naped Parrots.
The Blue-fronted Amazon has a very large natural range and has a conservation status of Least Concern as of August 2013.
When we think of parrots, one thing that often comes to mind is their incredible ability to mimic human speech. Among the avian masters of mimicry, the Blue-fronted Parrot, also known as the Blue-fronted Amazon, stands out with its vibrant personality, striking appearance, and, most notably, its remarkable vocal talents. Read more »
