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Breeding the Hispaniolan Conure (Aratinga chloroptera)
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Show full item recordAbstract: | The Hispaniolan Conure (Aratinga chloroptera) is a noisy, green conure native to the island of Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic) and formerly Mona Island. While it inhabits various habitats, most individuals are found in mountainous regions. Its plumage is predominantly green with red outermost underwing coverts, bend of wing, and edge of forewing. The greater underwing coverts are green with red markings, and some birds display a few red feathers on their heads. The underside of the tail and flight feathers is olive yellow. The species also features a creamy white, naked periophthalmic ring, a yellow iris, and brownish legs... |
Author(s): | Kitchens, Tim
Weems, Mike |
Date: | 1991 |
Published: | AFA Watchbird, 17(6), 24-25 |
Citation: | Kitchens, T., & Weems, M. Breeding (1991). Breeding the Hispaniolan Conure (Aratinga chloroptera). AFA Watchbird, 17(6), 24-25. Recuperado de: |
URI: | https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/5435
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