Red Breasted Parakeets Parrots

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Red-Breasted Parakeets Parrots (Psittacula Alexandria) is a birds with form attractive, thin, and long and narrow tails. Its plumage is green, the overall tone of the head is grey, the bill red, and with brands distinctive in the head and face. The area around the eyes is greenish, with a pretty bluish tint. Plumage in the chest, the throat, and the top abdomen is salmon-pink color, extending halfway from the vent.

The female has a shade bluish through the region of the face. In general, they have a pink color more off above the chest and the feather half of their tail they are shorter than the male. The immature birds have a tail shorter, a bill Pink, and incomplete rays of the cheek they are easily distinguished.

Entre las young birds have hard identification between males and females, However, breeders have managed to identify them correctly. The head of the female bows in a more uniform manner from the core to the rear of the head. The young males tend to be flatter in the forecrown. The females seem to have a face darker than blue.

Range:
Northeast India is south through most of Southeast Asia excluding the southern half of the Malay Peninsula. Has disjunct distributions in the Andaman islands west of Myanmar, the Barisan islands on the west of Sumatra, and on Java. Introduced to Singapore.

Taxonomy:
Polytypic. Subspecies are fasciata, abbotti, Cala, major, perionca, Alexandria, dammermani, kangeanensis.

Size: 33-37 cm

Identification:
The Male has overall green plumage with distinct pink breast and belly, grey head, blue upper tail, green tail tip, and red upper bill. The Female is similar to the male but has duller pink underparts and a black upper bill. Immature birds have grey heads and pink underparts green. Distinguished from both Long-tailed Parakeet and Rose-ringed Parakeets by pink underparts and grey head.