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Macaw - Cuban (More...)

The Cuban Macaw was approximately 20 inches in length and a dull, ruddy brownish red in color with a bright red throat and yellowish crown, which turned to orange on the nape. Its upper back was tinged with green and the lower back was blue. The less

Macaw - Equadorian Buffon's (More...)

The Ecuadorian Buffon's Macaw looks almost exactly like the Buffon's Macaw, with yellowish-green feathers with a forehead and feather-lines of red (with a slight tinge of blue on the back of the head, for the males). A bare cheek area with black feat

Macaw - Flame (More...)

Many people are extremely against breeding hybrid Macaws. While hybrids like the Capri Macaw are extremely colorful and may fetch higher prices than fullblood Macaws, they also may look very much like fullblood Macaws and may be accidentally bred und

Macaw - Glaucous (More...)

The Glaucous Macaw was often mistaken for Lear's Macaw due to a similar size and build, but the Glaucous or Blue Macaw had different coloration. Its feathers were blue, and could change hues in different types of lighting! Generally, the Glaucous Mac

Macaw - Green Winged (More...)

Red and Green Macaws grow to about 26 to 37 inches in length and have a 41 to 49 inch wingspan! They have red plumage with blue back, rump, and tail converts. The bare facial patch is crossed with red feather lines. Green Winged Macaws have green sho

Macaw - Hahn's (More...)

Because of its gorgeous coloration, the Hahn's Macaw is sometimes called the Red Shouldered Macaw. They are also known as the Hahn's Miniature Macaw due to its small size! It grows to about 13 inches in length and has green plumage with brilliant red

Macaw - Harlequin (More...)

A cross between Green Winged Macaws and Blue and Gold Macaws, the Harlequin Macaw is a striking and sizeable bird! Harlequin Macaws grow to about 34 inches in length and are very brightly colored. Usually, Harlequins are sired by Green Winged Macaws,