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Severe Macaw

Original price was: $950.00.Current price is: $700.00.

Size: 19 inches
Macaw Severe lifespan: up to 80 years
Bird Variety: Macaw
Hues: Lush Green
Vocalizations: Chatty, Verbal, Imitative, Rambunctious
Social Behavior: Sociable, Enjoyable, Dynamic, Loving, Goofy
Similar Avian Species: African Grey Parrot, Hyacinth Macaw

Category: Macaw Parrots

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Severe Macaw – Severe Macaw for sale

The severe macaw or chestnut fronted macaw boasts predominantly green plumage with striking patches of red and blue accentuating its wings. A distinct chestnut brown patch adorns the head just above the beak, complementing the black beak and white patches encircling the eyes, adorned with small black feathers. Notably, it’s the sole miniature macaw sporting feather lines in its eye patches. In the wild, severe macaws inherently sociable nature can turn more assertive during puberty, earning them the moniker “Severe.” However, this tendency can be mitigated in captivity, although establishing them as tame pets requires significant handling. Measuring 45–50 cm in length and weighing 300–410 g macaw severe embody both elegance and resilience. Check out our parrot store for macaw severe macaw price and severe macaw cost.

Chestnut Fronted Macaw – Chestnut Fronted Macaw for sale

The chestnut-fronted macaw, also known as the severe macaw ranks among the larger mini-macaws. Reaching approximately 45 cm in length, with the tail accounting for about half of its total length, they possess a striking presence. These vibrant birds inhabit extensive regions across Northern South America, spanning from Panama southward into Amazonian Brazil and central Bolivia. Additionally, a feral population has established itself in Florida, showcasing their adaptability to diverse environments. At Polly Parrots we have healthy baby chestnut fronted macaw for sale at affordable chestnut fronted macaw price.

Their lifespan varies widely, ranging from 30 to 80 years of age. This variability underscores their potential for long-term companionship, enriching households with their vibrant personalities and colorful plumage. Check store for chestnut-fronted macaw price.

Breeding

The chestnut-fronted macaw, known for its nesting habits, often selects tree holes as its nesting site. Typically, a clutch comprises two or three eggs, each adorned with a white hue. Throughout the 28-day incubation period, it’s the female’s responsibility to diligently tend to the eggs, ensuring their safety and viability. Following this incubation period, lasting nearly a month, the chicks emerge from their shells. It takes approximately 70 days from hatching for the chicks to fledge from the nest, thus marking their transition into independent avian beings. Furthermore, this nesting process highlights the species’ commitment to reproduction and the nurturing of their offspring. Consequently, this is essential for the perpetuation of their population in their natural habitats.