White-Winged Parakeet - Male #PS4668

Scientific Name: Brotogeris versicolurus
Native Range: Central America

The White-winged Parakeet, also referred to as the canary-winged parakeet, is a small species within the genus Brotogeris. It is bright green and possesses a long, pointed, wedge-shaped tail, and a white and yellow pattern on its wings that becomes visible in flight (i.e., coverts). Primarily pale green, with dark blue wingtips, yellow coverts in the wings, and big white patches on the trailing edges of its wings. White-winged Parakeets inhabit forests and woodlands, urban and suburban habitats.

IUCN Red List Status: Least Concern

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UPC: PS4668