Mealy Amazon Parrot

The Mealy Amazon Parrot is one of the largest parrot species and is mostly green. Even though it is recognized for being a quiet and docile animal, it does make noise. And when it does, it is astonishingly inducing loud. Its chirp was measured at 124 dB, which is comparable to an extremely loud concert.

Mealy Parrots feature a patch of blue, purple, or violet on the top of their heads, which is less vibrant than that of allied parrot species. Along with the purple or blue crown, Mealy Parrots have yellow patches on their heads and a green or largely green body, with light green or lime tail feathers at the tip. The green coat of some Mealy Parrots has a light blue/teal gloss, with a yellow, blue, purple, red, and/or teal undercoat. The beaks are typically yellowish in color. The eyes are a reddish-orange tint, and there are normally white unfeathered circles beneath the eyes.

Noise: 124 dB