Eclectus Parrot
A species of Eclectus Parrots, Also known as Red-sided Eclectus, Eclectus Scientific name : Eclectus roratus Genus : Eclectus Parrots
Eclectus Parrot, A species of Eclectus Parrots
Also known as:
Red-sided Eclectus, Eclectus
Botanical name: Eclectus roratus
Genus: Eclectus Parrots
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Description
The eclectus Parrot is famous for its striking coloration. The male boasts brilliant green feathers and an orange-red beak, while the female is draped in rich red plumage and has a black beak. It is native to tropical rainforests in the Pacific and is highly valued for its beauty and intelligence. It is also known for its ability to mimic human speech, making it a popular pet. The striking difference between males and females has earned this species recognition as one of the most unique in the avian world. 
Size
42 cm
Life Expectancy
30-60 years
Feeding Habits
Eclectus Parrot's wild diet comprises mostly fruits, wild figs, unripe nuts, flower and leaf buds, and some seeds, with a preference for variety. In captivity, eclectus Parrot adapts to include a range of fruits, vegetables, and formulated pellets, alongside occasional seeds and nuts, showcasing eclectus Parrot's dietary flexibility.
Habitat
Eclectus Parrot are typically found in tropical habitats, inhabiting the canopies of various wooded environments. Their preferred areas include mangroves, nypa forests, both freshwater swamp and dryland forests, as well as coastal scrublands. Additionally, they reside in more open areas like savanna woodlands, parklands, and may even adapt to human-created spaces such as plantations, secondary growths, and gardens. Although primarily associated with primary lowland forests, they can also be found ranging up to mid-montane regions, but their presence above 1000 meters is considerably rare, reaching up to 1900 meters in altitude in some cases. In certain regions, they have shown a preference for lowland secondary forests.
Dite type
Herbivorous
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Species Status
Not globally threatened.
Scientific Classification
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Chordates Class
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Parrots Family
Parrots Genus
Eclectus Parrots Species
Eclectus Parrot 
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