The Amazon parrot is a bird species of the Amazon parrot genus in the parrot family of the parrot order, also known as the orange winged Amazon parrot. The body is strong and sturdy, with a square shaped tail that is relatively short; The face is covered in hard hair; The mouth is thick and strong, with a hooked shape. Most of the feathers are green, with yellow green edges; Orange iris of the eyes; Yellow between the crown, eyes, and thighs; The main flight feathers are purple blue, and the secondary flight feathers are purple blue and distributed in the feather petals and wing tips; There is a slight red color at the turning point of the wings.. Has migratory habits. They feed on figs, nuts, flowers, seeds, and fruits, and sometimes forage in crops such as banana groves or corn fields.

The Amazon parrot is a bird species of the Amazon parrot genus in the parrot family of the parrot order, also known as the orange winged Amazon parrot. Amazon parrots are mainly distributed in some regions of Central America, South America, and Mexico. Usually live in pairs, sometimes gathering up to hundreds of individuals. Has migratory habits. They feed on figs, nuts, flowers, seeds, and fruits, and sometimes forage in crops such as banana groves or corn fields. The Amazon parrot is the most talkative parrot among American parrots.