Peach-Fronted Conure - Female #PS4541

Scientific Name: Eupsittula aurea
Native Range: Amazon basin, South America

The Peach-fronted Conure, commonly known as the Peach-fronted Parakeet, is a small, vibrant South American parrot known for its bright orange-yellow forehead, bluish crown, and distinctively noisy, social nature. Found from extreme southern Suriname through the north, central, and interior of southern Brazil to extreme southeastern Peru, central and eastern Bolivia, Paraguay, and northern Argentina. In the wild, it inhabits open woodland areas, including deciduous forest, gallery woodland, Mauritia palm swamp, and savanna, as well as cultivated areas. Peach-fronted Conures spend much of their time in the wild foraging on the ground where they feed on seeds, flowers, leaves, and insects.

IUCN Red List Status: Least Concern

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UPC: PS4541