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Animalia
Psittacula
400 to 500 USD
250 to 300 PSI
Chordata
Psittaciformes
Top Speed: 70-80 km/h
Flight Speed: 40-55 km/h
Family: Psittacidae
Classification: Aves
Breed Name: Rose-Ringed Parakeet
The Rose-ringed parakeet, scientifically known as Psittacula krameri, originates from the diverse landscapes of Africa and South Asia. Females lack the vibrant ring but share the same green coloration, often with subtle hints of blue on their tail feathers.
These parakeets have captivated human attention for centuries, their beauty and intelligence making them popular as both pets and subjects of study. Renowned for their social nature, Rose-ringed parakeets often form flocks, particularly during non-breeding seasons, where they communicate through a variety of vocalizations, including squawks, chirps, and whistles. Their adaptability has seen them establish feral populations beyond their native territories, from Europe to Asia and the Middle East.
The Rose-ringed parakeet, scientifically known as Psittacula krameri, is a visually striking species of parrot renowned for its vibrant plumage and distinctive features. These medium-sized parrots typically measure between 40 to 42 centimeters in height and weigh around 110 to 140 grams for males and 100 to 130 grams for females.They also often exhibit blue tail feathers and patches of yellow on their face, adding to their visual appeal.
Females of the species share the same overall green plumage as males but lack the rose-colored ring around their necks. They may have hints of blue on their tail feathers and generally exhibit a more subdued coloration compared to males. Both sexes possess a graceful and agile flying ability, allowing them to navigate their natural habitats with ease. Their wingspan typically ranges from 42 to 48 centimeters.