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Golden Parakeet

Golden Parakeet. By Ben Harmon. Habitat. Amazon Rain Forest North east Brazil South America. Food. Seeds Nuts Berries Not picky eaters. Name’s of golden parakeet. Golden parakeet. Guaruba Guarouba. Habitat destruction. Due to: Road construction Settlement of houses

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Golden Parakeet

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  1. Golden Parakeet By Ben Harmon

  2. Habitat • Amazon Rain Forest • North east Brazil • South America

  3. Food • Seeds • Nuts • Berries • Not picky eaters

  4. Name’s of golden parakeet • Golden parakeet GuarubaGuarouba

  5. Habitat destruction • Due to: • Road construction • Settlement of houses • Illegal logging

  6. Climate requirements • Warm • Moist • Full of life

  7. Ways to save them • Limit road construction • Limit to cutting down trees • We are saving them!

  8. Physical characteristics • Yellow • Green at bottom of wing • Eyes pale gray • Brown legs • Size: 34-38cm(13.3in.) • Weight 270g(9.5oz)

  9. Reproduction • Lives in groups • Have multiple pairs • 2-9 eggs per nest

  10. Migration • Low land • Humid

  11. Population • 1,000-2,499

  12. Questions • 1. About how many eggs reproduced in a nest? • 2. How can we help save the golden parakeet? • 3. What is some of the food it eats? • 4. Where does the golden parakeet live at? • 5. What kind of places do the golden parakeet like to migrate to?

  13. Work Cited • http://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/species/lifehistory?p_p_spp=188696 • http://www.parrots.org/ • http://www.birdlife.org/datazone/speciesfactsheet.php?id=9847

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