Portrait Of Blue Golden Parakeet (Ara Ararauna) Stock Photography

The Blue Golden Parakeet (scientific name: Ara aralauna) is a large climbing bird of the family Parrotidae in the bird class.The yellow and blue macaw has a larger body shape, with a length of 86-94 centimeters Wing span 104-114 cm The tail is 40-50 centimeters long, accounting for almost half of the body length Weight 995-1380g The lifespan is 60 years. The forehead of this species is yellow green, and from the back of the forehead to the entire upper body is emerald blue. The eyes and cheeks are exposed and appear flesh white. There are three horizontal lines of black feathers arranged from the base of the mouth, below the eyes, to the ears, and 6-7 vertical lines arranged by black feathers at the beginning of the eyes. The chin and throat are black, and from the back of the ears to the chest and abdomen are orange yellow. The wings and tail feathers are purple blue. The covering feathers of the primary flying feathers are purple blue, the inner feathers are black, and the lower tail covering feathers are emerald blue. The feathers of male and female birds are basically the same color, except that the head of the male bird is wider than that of the female bird. The overall main color tone of the yellow blue macaw feathers is blue, with some yellow feathers on the forehead, pale yellow irises, a lead black beak, and lead gray claws.