 There are various feral parrots resident in Southern California, noisy, colourful and destructive. The list includes Blue-fronted, Lilac-crowned, Mealy, Orange-winged, Red-crowned, Red-lored, Thick-billed, White-fronted, Yellow-crowned, Yellow-headed and Yellow-naped. And then there are the Parakeets, including Black-hooded, Blue-crowned, Mitred, Monk, Red-masked, Rose-ringed, White-winged and Yellow-chevroned. The Red-crowned Parrot is the one that is really well-established in San Diego, most of the rest are in smaller numbers, but with a good chance of establishing themselves in the balmy food-rich environment of Southern California. I saw my first flock or Red-crowned Parrots as they flew over the freeway on their way to roost. Exotic.
There are various feral parrots resident in Southern California, noisy, colourful and destructive. The list includes Blue-fronted, Lilac-crowned, Mealy, Orange-winged, Red-crowned, Red-lored, Thick-billed, White-fronted, Yellow-crowned, Yellow-headed and Yellow-naped. And then there are the Parakeets, including Black-hooded, Blue-crowned, Mitred, Monk, Red-masked, Rose-ringed, White-winged and Yellow-chevroned. The Red-crowned Parrot is the one that is really well-established in San Diego, most of the rest are in smaller numbers, but with a good chance of establishing themselves in the balmy food-rich environment of Southern California. I saw my first flock or Red-crowned Parrots as they flew over the freeway on their way to roost. Exotic.I have explained all this to our budgerigar, Curitiba, but she just keeps chewing the millet and pretends that she hasn't heard me: I don't think she is into propagation.
PS Curitiba is our Brazilian nanny Bruna's home town. Click here for more information.
 
 
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