A popular mini-macaw, mostly green with a distinctive bright yellow band on the back of its neck that develops with age. They have a black forehead and a reddish belly patch.

The famous ‘Little Blue Macaw,’ a small macaw with various shades of blue-grey plumage and a brighter blue on the wings and tail. It is extinct in the wild, existing only in breeding programs.

The largest of the mini-macaws, the Severe is predominantly green with chestnut-colored patches on its forehead and cheeks, and blue on its crown.

Arguably one of the most beautiful parrots, the Scarlet Macaw is a stunning bird with brilliant red plumage, a band of bright yellow on its wings, tipped with blue.

A medium-sized macaw, mostly green with a bright red patch on its forehead and crown, red ear patches, and red on the bend of the wings. Critically endangered.

A small mini-macaw, primarily green with a blue forehead and a large maroon patch on its belly. They have a distinctive yellow bare facial patch.

A large macaw that is predominantly olive green, with a bright red patch on its forehead, blue flight feathers, and a red and blue tail. Its name comes from its uniform-like green plumage.

A large, rare macaw that is a uniform deep blue, similar to the Hyacinth but slightly smaller and with a greenish tinge. They have a teardrop-shaped yellow patch of skin at the base of their beak.

A popular mini-macaw, the Illiger’s is predominantly green with a red forehead, and blue on the head and wings. They have a distinctive orange-red patch on their belly.

The largest of all flying parrot species, the Hyacinth Macaw is a breathtaking solid cobalt blue, with bright yellow patches of bare skin around its eyes and at the base of its beak.