What is the red-shouldered macaw?
Q: What is the red-shouldered macaw?
A: The red-shouldered macaw is a species of parrot.
Q: How many sub-species of red-shouldered macaw are there?
A: There are three sub-species of red-shouldered macaw.
Q: What do red-shouldered macaws look like?
A: Red-shouldered macaws are green with red shoulder flashes.
Q: Are red-shouldered macaws commonly kept as pets?
A: Yes, red-shouldered macaws are sometimes sold as pets and bond well with humans.
Q: What do red-shouldered macaws eat?
A: Red-shouldered macaws eat fruits, nuts, and seeds.
Q: Where are red-shouldered macaws from?
A: Red-shouldered macaws are from South America, specifically Venezuela, the Guianas, Bolivia, and Brazil.
Q: How do red-shouldered macaws reproduce?
A: Red-shouldered macaws nest in a hole in a tree and the female incubates the eggs for about 24 to 26 days. The chicks fledge from the nest about 54 days after hatching.
