Nicaraguan Green Conure pair

 The Green Conures have big personalities for such small birds and are very active, requiring a good amount of exercise.  Green conures are a known talker that can even surpass the vocabulary of larger parrots. The male green conures are only capable of talking, that is why if you obtained a male green conure, make sure to have a talk time even though they do not actually speak human’s language. They have good eyesight that has the ability to see all the colors. Like other conures, they love interaction and socialization. 

It is endemic to Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras. It looks just like the same with the green conure; it’s just that red-throated conure is characterized by its orange-red forehead and throat with a yellow/orange shade in the cheeks and neck. They have brown-grey eye rings that match their orange eyes. It has an average size and weight of 9-11 inches or about 28 cm long.

This is a bird that originated in a small area in western Nicaragua and has distribution in northern Nicaragua along the Pacific slope of Middle America to Mexico. It is known as a bird of the lowlands that is locally at least 2600 meters. It has a bodily color of olive green with yellow underwing and underparts. Like the green conure, it also has red feathers over its head and neck with orange eyes.

 3) Socorro Conure (A. brevipes)

This conure species are inhabitants of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. It has an overall body part of green that is more characterized by its bluish suffusion on the crown and has a red throat and sides of the neck. It also has darker green underparts without any hints of color.

 On average, the green conure has a lifespan of 22 years, but if they are caged in captivity, they can live up to 30 years. There are a lot of contributing factors that may influence their lifespan.