Bonaire Yellow Shouldered Amazon
Bonaire's Lora, the yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot (Amazona barbadensis) is an endangered species (globally and locally) found only on the island of Bonaire and a few other places. Only 800 Yellow-shouldered Amazon Parrots are left on Bonaire. These babies come from a pair from the Island of Bonaire and have more yellow on their head, legs & tail than other yellow shouldered Amazons.
A typically vibrant parrot, the yellow-shouldered parrot has brilliant green plumage. Bonaire is a green parrot with a yellow forehead and shoulders, and with yellow, green, red, and blue feathers under the wings. The bare eye-ring is white. The thighs and the bend of the wing ("shoulder") are yellow, but both can be difficult to see. The throat, cheeks and belly often have a bluish tinge.
More info on these webpages~ http://www.bonairebirds.com/aboutbirds/BirdsofBonaire-Yellow-shoulderedParrot.htm
http://salbanoslora.info/Salba_Nos_Lora/Unique_parrots.html
Almost 14 inches in length and lifespan is generally 40-80 years, although little is known about lifespan in captivity and varies considerably according to species of Amazons.
