Female Alexandrine Parrot, Female lacks male’s pink-and-black ring around the neck.

Female Alexandrine Parrot, Start training early with positive reinforcement. Male Alexandrine Parakeet. Raucous and loud; gives piercing screeches and screams. Large and long-tailed green parakeet with a bright red beak. The male has a black ring, highlighted with blue and pink, while the female does not. The Alexandrine parakeet (Psittacula eupatria), also known as the Alexandrine parrot, is a medium-sized parrot in the genus Psittacula of the family Psittaculidae, native to South Asia and Southeast Asia. They look so much like their smaller cousins that many parrot enthusiasts who do not study Asiatics can accidentally classify these parrots as their more popular cousins. But what makes them recognizable is the absence of pitch-black feathers on the neck-band and the pink ones on the nape-band. A cage sizing around 36X24X24 inches with multiple perches will be good enough to accommodate this bird. They need daily social interaction and mental stimulation. vybnt, ic9i, 1tfof, xiorr, phr6, heoj, ivrw0, 0jsj2, 6dw0, oyw,