Blue-naped Parrot

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The Blue-naped Parrot (Tanygnathus lucionensis) is a vibrant parrot species native to the Philippines and some Indonesian islands. It is characterized by its green body and a distinctive blue patch on the nape.

Where to spot

Found in lowland forests, forest edges, cultivated areas, and sometimes urban parks across the Philippines and some islands in northeastern Borneo and Sulawesi.

How to spot

Look for its bright green plumage with the prominent blue patch on the back of its head. Listen for its loud, screeching calls, which are characteristic of the species and often betray its presence.

When to spot

Most active during early morning and late afternoon when flying to feeding grounds or returning to roosts. They are resident birds.

Where to spot

Found in lowland forests, forest edges, cultivated areas, and sometimes urban parks across the Philippines and some islands in northeastern Borneo and Sulawesi.

How to spot

Look for its bright green plumage with the prominent blue patch on the back of its head. Listen for its loud, screeching calls, which are characteristic of the species and often betray its presence.

When to spot

Most active during early morning and late afternoon when flying to feeding grounds or returning to roosts. They are resident birds.

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This parrot is often observed feeding on agricultural crops, which can lead to conflicts with humans, highlighting the challenges of coexistence in shared landscapes.

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