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Green-winged macaw

South America·Bird

One of the largest species of parrot, these birds live in family groups of 6-12 birds. Green-winged macaws mate for life, living together even outside of the mating season. If you see 3 or 4 of these birds together, chances are it’s a couple and their young.

  • Green-winged macaw
  • Conservation StatusLeast Concern
  • Life span30-60 years
  • Body sizeabout 41-40 in. wingspan
  • Native habitat Forests of New Guinea and nearby islands
  • DietSeeds, fruits, nuts, plants
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