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 [Photo] A pair of Blue-fronted Amazons (Amazona aestiva) at Tropical Birdland, Leicestershire, England. Date photo taken on 31 July 2007. Author Snowmanradio http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Snowmanradio
 
 An Amazon parrot is a large parrot of the genus Amazona native to the New World ranging from South America to Mexico and the Caribbean.
 
 Most Amazons are predominantly green, with accenting colors that depend on the species and can be quite vivid. Amazons, like all parrots, are zygodactyl, having four toes on each foot???two front and two back. They feed primarily on nuts and fruits, supplemented by leafy matter.
 
 Several amazon species are commonly kept as pets, including the Yellow-headed Amazon, Yellow-naped Amazon, and Blue-fronted Amazon.
 
 Amazons are known for their exceptional vocal abilities, playfulness, and dexterity with their feet. They are very loyal, loving companions; having them is somewhat like having a two-year-old human child in ability and temperament for 50-plus years. However, some Amazons are aggressive (usually during their mating time), and they all require a lot of attention when kept as pets. Parrots require more attention and care than domesticated pets such as dogs or cats, and are not for the inexperienced bird owner. All parrots need a lot of stimulating activities to keep from being bored and terribly destructive to themselves and their surroundings. In particular, since Amazons are cavity nesters in the wild, their desire to chew wood is strong, and they need to be provided with destructible toys to satisfy this innate urge.
 
 Classification
 Cuban Amazon, Amazona leucocephala
 Yellow-billed Amazon, Amazona collaria
 Hispaniolan Amazon, Amazona ventralis
 Puerto Rican Amazon, Amazona vittata
 Yellow-lored Amazon, Amazona xantholora
 White-fronted Amazon, Amazona albifrons
 Black-billed Amazon, Amazona agilis
 Tucum??n Amazon, Amazona tucumana
 Red-spectacled Amazon, Amazona pretrei
 Red-crowned Amazon, Amazona viridigenalis
 Lilac-crowned Amazon, Amazona finschi
 Red-lored Amazon, Amazona autumnalis
 Blue-cheeked Amazon, Amazona dufresniana
 Red-browed Amazon, Amazona rhodocorytha
 Red-tailed Amazon, Amazona brasiliensis
 Festive Amazon, Amazona festiva
 Yellow-shouldered Amazon, Amazona barbadensis
 Blue-fronted Amazon, Amazona aestiva
 Yellow-headed Amazon, Amazona oratrix
 Yellow-crowned Amazon, Amazona ochrocephala
 - Yellow-naped Amazon, Amazona (ochrocephala) auropalliata
 Kawall's Amazon, Amazona kawalli
 Orange-winged Amazon, Amazona amazonica
 Scaly-naped Amazon, Amazona mercenaria
 Mealy Amazon, Amazona farinosa
 Vinaceous Amazon, Amazona vinacea
 St Lucia Amazon, Amazona versicolor
 Red-necked Amazon, Amazona arausiaca
 St. Vincent Amazon, Amazona guildingii
 Imperial Amazon, Amazona imperialis
 Martinique Amazon, Amazona martinica (extinct)
 Guadeloupe Amazon, Amazona violacea (extinct)
 
 The following species was originally placed within this genus, however, recent research suggests that it belongs to its own separate genus Salvatoria:
 
 Yellow-faced Amazon, Salvatoria xanthops
 
 The Amazona ochrocephala species historically contained many sub-species, such as auropalliata and oratrix. However, new taxonomic classification puts those in their own species.
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_parrot
 
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