The smallest of the macaw species, Hahn’s Macaws are compact, primarily green parrots with a patch of red on the bend of their wings. They are part of the ‘mini-macaw’ group.

One of the largest macaw species, the Green-winged Macaw is primarily deep red, with a distinct band of green across the middle of its wings, followed by blue tips. Often called the ‘gentle giant.’

Also known as the Great Green Macaw, it is the second-largest macaw species. It is primarily yellowish-green with a red forehead, blue on the lower back, and an orange and blue tail.

A critically endangered macaw that is often mistaken for the Blue and Gold. They have a brilliant turquoise-blue throat, nape, and crown, contrasting with a golden-yellow underside.

Also known as the Coulon’s Macaw, this is a smaller, rare macaw. It is primarily green with a striking blue head, a patch of red under the tail, and a pale bill tipped in black.

One of the most recognizable parrots in the world, the Blue and Gold Macaw is a large, vibrant bird known for its brilliant blue upperparts and golden-yellow underparts. They are famous for their intelligence and social nature.