hyacinth macaw is the biggest parrot in the world.
hyacinth macaw is the biggest parrot in the world.
what is the biggest parrot in the world?
hyacinth macaw
bullet::::- blue-rumped parrot, a small parrot from south-east asia









































bullet::::- blue-winged parrot, a small parrot from tasmania and south-east mainland australia









































bullet::::- blue-and-yellow macaw, a species of parrot resident in tropical south america and miami-dade county, florida









































bullet::::- "anodorhynchus", a genus of large blue macaws from south america genus of large blue macaws from south america









































bullet::::- glaucous macaw, an all-blue macaw believed to be extinct









































bullet::::- hyacinth macaw, a blue macaw that is the longest and largest flying parrot









































bullet::::- lear's macaw, an all-blue brazilian parrot









































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bullet::::- "the blue parrot", a 1953 film
blue parrot
parrot feather is a perennial plant. parrot feather gets its name from its feather-like leaves that are arranged around the stem in whorls of four to six. the emergent stems and leaves are the most distinctive trait of parrot feather, as they can grow up to a foot above the water surface and look almost like small fir trees. the woody emergent stems grow over 5 feet long and will extend to the bank and shore. attached to the parrot feather are pinkish-white flowers that extend approximately 1/16 inches long. as the water warms in the spring, parrot feather begins to flourish. most plants flower in the spring; however, some also flower in the fall. almost all plants of this species are female, in fact there are no male plants found outside of south america. seeds are not produced in any north american plants. parrot feather reproduces asexually. new plants grow from fragments of already rooted plants. the plant has whorls of feathery blue-green to waxy gray-green leaves deeply cut into many narrow lobes.
myriophyllum aquaticum