Brown-throated Parakeet

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The Brown-throated Parakeet is a common and widespread parakeet known for its distinctive brown throat and yellow underparts. It is found in northern South America and parts of the Caribbean.

Where to spot

Dry forests, savannas, agricultural zones, and urban environments across northern South America (Colombia, Venezuela, Guyanas) and some Caribbean islands.

How to spot

Listen for their constant, high-pitched chattering calls. Look for them feeding in trees or flying in fast-moving, often large, flocks. They are generally quite approachable.

When to spot

Year-round. Active throughout the day, particularly noticeable during early morning and late afternoon when flocks are most vocal.

Where to spot

Dry forests, savannas, agricultural zones, and urban environments across northern South America (Colombia, Venezuela, Guyanas) and some Caribbean islands.

How to spot

Listen for their constant, high-pitched chattering calls. Look for them feeding in trees or flying in fast-moving, often large, flocks. They are generally quite approachable.

When to spot

Year-round. Active throughout the day, particularly noticeable during early morning and late afternoon when flocks are most vocal.

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This highly adaptable species thrives in a variety of disturbed habitats, including urban areas, making it one of the most visible parakeets in its range.

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