Known for their striking green plumage and a distinct yellow patch on the nape of the neck, which grows with age. They have a robust build and a powerful beak.

A large green parrot with a distinct patch of yellow on the crown. They are often confused with the Yellow-naped and Double Yellow-headed Amazons.

The smallest of the Amazon parrots. They are mostly green with a white patch on the forehead, blue on the crown, and red around the eyes. They are sexually dimorphic; males have bright red feathers on their wings.

A striking medium-sized parrot, primarily green with a bright red patch on its forehead (lore), yellow cheeks, and blue streaks behind the eyes.

A popular and common medium-sized Amazon. They are mostly green with blue and yellow on the face and a distinctive splash of orange on the leading edge of their wings.

One of the largest Amazon species, they have a green body with a dusty or ‘mealy’ appearance due to a faint white-ish tinge to their feathers. Some have a patch of yellow on the crown.

A medium-sized Amazon with primarily green plumage, a maroon forehead, and a distinctive lilac-blue crown and neck. They are known for their gentler nature.

Also known as the Mexican Red-headed Parrot, this is a medium-sized green parrot with a bright red patch on its forehead and a splash of violet-blue behind the eyes.

A large, popular Amazon known for its striking yellow head, which spreads down the neck as it matures. They are highly sought after for their talking and singing ability.

A popular Amazon species, characterized by a patch of blue or turquoise on their forehead. The amount of blue varies greatly between individuals.