Also known as the blue and yellow macaw, it is a large parrot with a very bright appearance, a green forehead, bright water blue feathers on the top of the body, and rich dark yellow or light orange feathers from the back of the ears to the chest and abdomen. It inhabits the tropical forests of South America, especially the Valzea region, but is also found on land farms and in unflooded forest open areas. It is a climbing bird that likes to move in groups, foraging mainly in the morning and evening, and resting in the forest when it is hot at noon. It eats a lot of fruit, flowers and insects, has a powerful beak that pecks open nuts and sucks out the pulp with a blunt tongue.

It is a type of bird that is brightly colored, intelligent, and good at imitating human language, belonging to the parrotfish order. Widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, it is known for its bright feathers, unique hooked beak, and powerful flying ability. There are many types of social animals that often move in groups. Eating fruits, seeds, nuts, flowers, and insects. The lifespan is relatively long, and some varieties can live for 40 years or even longer under artificial feeding conditions. Intelligence ranks among the top in birds, and they are able to learn various skills and vocabulary, making them popular pets. Requires a lot of attention, social interaction, and intellectual stimulation to maintain physical and mental health.

The Cuban tricolor parrot (scientific name: Ara tricolor) is a species of the bird class and parrot family. The body length is about 45-50 centimeters, which is one-third smaller than the largest macaw. Both sexes are similar. The forehead is red, gradually fading into orange, and turning yellow at the nape of the neck. The area around the eyes is white without feathers. The face, jaw, chest, abdomen, and thighs are all orange in color. There are reddish brown feathers on the upper back, which are scallop shaped with green edges. The buttocks, tail feathers, and lower back are blue. The winged feathers are brown, red, and purple blue.

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.