Psephotus haematonotus  RED-RUMPED PARROT.  Open woodland, scrub, farmlands, towns.  Se Australia n to s Queensland and w to e S. Australia.  The distinctive subspecies narethae has been found sympatrically with P. h. pallescens, but the individuals of narethae are said to have been transported to the area.
Psephotus varius  MULGA PARROT.  Inland scrub, mulga, mallee, riverine woodland.  Int. s Australia from s W. Australia e across s N. Terr. to s Queensland and s through se Australia, except coastally.
Psephotus dissimilis  HOODED PARROT.  Dry open woodland, spinfex, eucalyptus woodland bordering rivers.  Nc Australia in N. Terr. from Arnhem Land w to s Alligator R. and s to Mararanka.
Sometimes treated as a well-marked race of P. pulcherrimus.
Psephotus chrysopterygius  GOLDEN-SHOULDERED PARROT.  Open eucalyptus and paperback woodland, scrub, mangroves.  Extreme ne Australia on Cape York peninsula.
*Psephotus pulcherrimus  PARADISE PARROT.  Presumably extinct; last record 1927.
Grassy eucalyptus woodland, scrubby grasslands.  Formerly in se Queensland and ne New S. Wales.

Cyanoramphus unicolor  ANTIPODES PARAKEET.  Dense, tall Poa tussocks, open scrub.  Antipodes Is. off New Zealand.
Cyanoramphus cookii  NORFOLK ISLAND PARAKEET.  Forest.  Norfolk I.
Sometimes treated as a race of C. novaezelandiae.
Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae  RED-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Forest, scrub, grassy tussocks.  New Caledonia, (formerly on Lord Howe I., now extinct), New Zealand on North, South, Stewart and Great Barrier islands; Auckland, Kermadec, Chatham and Antipodes is.  Formerly on Macquarie I., now extirpated.
Cyanoramphus auriceps  YELLOW-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Forest, subalpine scrub.  Lowlands and mts. in New Zealand, Auckland Is. and a small population on Little Mangere I. in the Chatham Is.  C. malherbi seems to be a color morph of C. auriceps.
*Cyanoramphus zealandicus  BLACK-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Extinct; formerly Tahiti, se Society Is.
*Cyanoramphus ulietanus  RAIATEA PARAKEET. Extinct; known from two specimens taken in 1773 on Raiatea I. in the ec Society Is.

Eunymphicus cornutus  HORNED PARAKEET.  Humid forest.  New Caledonia and Ouvéa I. in the nw Loyalty Is.

Neopsephotus bourkii  BOURKE'S PARROT.  Acacia scrub, mulga, eucalyptus woodland.  Locally from wc,c W. Australia e across s N. Terr. and n S. Australia to s Queensland and nw New S. Wales.

Neophema chrysostoma  BLUE-WINGED PARROT.  Open woodland, forest, heath, coastal scrub, grasslands, mallee, mulga, edges of swamps, farmlands, orchards.  Coastal se S. Australia and s Victoria, including Tasmania.
Neophema elegans  ELEGANT PARROT.  Open woodland, scrub, grasslands, mallee, mulga, salt marshes.  Disjunctly in sw W. Australia n to Merridin and e to Esperance; se S. Australia w to Kangaroo I. and Flinders Range and n to Lake Callabonna.  Ranges, mostly as nomadic flocks, e to w New South Wales and nw Victoria.
Neophema petrophila  ROCK PARROT.  Rocky islands, sandy areas, coastal scrub, grasslands, swamps.  Coastal sw,sc Australia from s W. Australia e to s S. Australia.
Neophema chrysogaster  ORANGE-BELLIED PARROT.  Open grasslands or bare areas, salt marshes, sandy areas, tidal beaches.  Sw Tasmania;
formerly bred e New S. Wales, now extirpated.
Neophema pulchella  TURQUOISE PARROT.  Open woodland, grasslands, heath, scrub, orchards.  From se Queensland s through e New S. Wales to n Victoria.
Neophema splendida  SCARLET-CHESTED PARROT.  Mallee, mulga open eucalyptus woodland, scrub, spinifex.  In s W. Australia, extreme s N. Terr., S. Australia, and rarely mallee areas of extreme w New S. Wales and extreme nw Victoria.

Lathamus discolor  SWIFT PARROT.  Eucalyptus woodland, towns, grasslands.  Tasmania, including Furneaux Is.; reported breeding in s Victoria unconfirmed.

Melopsittacus undulatus  BUDGERIGAR.  Grasslands, spinifex, mallee, mulga, riverine woodland, farmlands.  Arid parts of Australia, rarely to coastal areas and Kangaroo I.
Intro. wc Florida, U.S.A.

Pezoporus wallicus  GROUND PARROT.  Swampy heath, coastal and subalpine grassy flats and slopes, occasionally grasslands and pastures.  Locally in coastal areas in s W. Australia, and from se Queensland s to s Victoria, incl. coastal Tasmania and Hunter I. in Bass Strait.

Geopsittacus occidentalis  NIGHT PARROT.  (Pezoporus)  Spinifex in stony or sandy areas, samphire flats, margins of salt lakes and rivers, possibly saltbush.  Formerly arid int. Australia, possibly coastal nw W. Australia.  Seven recent, and probably authentic, sightings near Cloncurry in nw Queensland reported in Emu 93:292, 1993.  In 1990 a road-killed bird was found at Boulia, nw Queensland (Boles, et al. 1994. Emu 94:37-40).

Strigops habroptilus  KAKAPO.  Forest, scrubby snow tussock meadows.  Nearing extinction, formerly lowlands and mts. to 1250 m of New Zealand; surviving in small numbers on Stewart I. and in Fiordland near Milford Sound on the sw side of the S. Island of New Zealand.

*Mascarinus mascarinus  MASCARENE PARROT.  Extinct; formerly on Réunion and possibly Mauritius in the w Mascarene Is.  Known from two specimens; last living bird died in captivity in 1834.

Coracopsis vasa  VASA PARROT.  Forest, savanna.  Madagascar region in hills above 300 m of Comoro Is.(Grand Comoro, Mohéli, Anjouan); and lowlands to 1000 m of Madagascar.
Coracopsis nigra  BLACK PARROT.  Dense woodland, brushy areas, mangroves.  Lowlands in Comoro Is. (Grand Comoro, Anjouan), Madagascar and n Seychelles (Praslin).

Psittacus erithacus  GREY PARROT.  Humid forest, savanna woodland, mangroves, villages.
In Guinea-Bissau, s Mali, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, s Cameroon, Fernando Po and Príncipe islands, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, C. Afr. Rep., n Zaire, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, w Kenya, nw Tanzania, s to sw,ec Zaire and Angola.

Poicephalus robustus  BROWN-NECKED PARROT.  Forest, mangroves, farmlands.
The three forms are allopatric and may be separate species.
 P. r. fuscicollis.  Drier lowlands below 1250 m in Senegambia, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Ivory Coast and n Ghana.
 P. r. suahelicus.  In s,e Zaire, sw Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, c Tanzania, Malawi, s Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, extreme ne S. Africa, n Botswana, Angola and n Namibia.
 P. r. robustus.  CAPE PARROT.  Montane and coastal forest of e S. Africa from ec Transvaal to e Cape Province.
Poicephalus gulielmi  RED-FRONTED PARROT.  Forest.  Lowlands and mts. to 3500 m in Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, s Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, C. African Rep., n,ne Zaire, Uganda, c Kenya, n Tanzania, n Angola and sc Zaire.
Poicephalus senegalus  SENEGAL PARROT.  Savannah woodland, open forest, farmlands.  In Senegambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, s Mauritania, s Mali, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, s Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon and sw Chad.
Poicephalus crassus  NIAM-NIAM PARROT.  Forest, savannah woodland.  In sw Chad, C. African Rep. to extreme n Zaire and sw Sudan.
Poicephalus meyeri  MEYER'S PARROT.  Savanna, riparian woodland, second growth, acacia scrub, farmlands.  Lowlands to 1250 m in L. Chad area, C. African Rep., ne,ce,sc Zaire and n Angola e to c Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, s through Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, w,s Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia to n Namibia, n,e Botswana, n S. Africa, Zimbabwe and extreme cw Mozambique.
Poicephalus flavifrons  YELLOW-FRONTED PARROT.  Cedar-podocarp and Higenia forest.  Mts., 1000-3000 m, of n,c,sw Ethiopia.
Poicephalus rufiventris  RED-BELLIED PARROT.  Dry thornbush, acacia scrub, savanna, arid plains. Lowlands to 2000 m in Ethiopia and Somalia s through Kenya to cn Tanzania.
Poicephalus cryptoxanthus  BROWN-HEADED PARROT.  Dry woodland, acacia scrub.  Lowlands to 1000 m from coastal se Kenya s through e Tanzania and Mozambique to e S. Africa, and inland to int. Tanzania, Malawi and se Zimbabwe.
Poicephalus rueppellii  RUEPPELL'S PARROT.  Riparian woodland, open dry forest.  Lowlands to 1250 m from w Angola s to c Namibia.

Agapornis canus  GREY-HEADED LOVEBIRD.  Forest edge, brush, grasslands, farmlands.  Lowlands to 1000 m of Madagascar.  Intro. Mascarene, Comoro islands and Seychelles.
Agapornis pullarius  RED-HEADED LOVEBIRD.  Second growth, open woodland, savanna, farmlands.  Lowlands to 1400 m in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gulf of Guinea islands, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, s Chad, C. African Rep., s Sudan and cw Ethiopia, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, nw Tanzania and s to nw Angola, sw,sc,ce Zaire.
Agapornis taranta  BLACK-WINGED LOVEBIRD.  Forest.  Highlands, 1300-3200 m, of n,c,w Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Agapornis swindernianus  BLACK-COLLARED LOVEBIRD.  Humid forest.  Locally in lowlands to 1800 m in Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo, C. African Rep. and nw,nc,ne,ce Zaire to w Uganda.
Agapornis roseicollis  ROSY-FACED LOVEBIRD.  Dry open country, savanna.  Lowlands to 1600 m in cw,sw Angola, Namibia (exc. ne) and nw S. Africa in n Cape Prov.
Agapornis fischeri  FISCHER'S LOVEBIRD.  Acacia grassland, savanna, farmlands.  Highlands 1100-1700 m, in Kenya and nw,cn Tanzania.  Intro. coastal ne Tanzania and s Kenya.
Agapornis personatus  YELLOW-COLLARED LOVEBIRD.  Acacia grasslands, savanna.  Highlands, 1100-1700 m, in Burundi, Kenya and ne,c,sc Tanzania.  Intro. coastal Tanzania, sc Kenya.
Agapornis lilianae  LILIAN'S LOVEBIRD.  Mopane and acacia woodland, mostly in river valleys.  Lowlands, 600-1000 m, in s Tanzania, Malawi, e Zambia, n Zimbabwe and nw Mozambique.
Agapornis nigrigenis  BLACK-CHEEKED LOVEBIRD.  Mopane woodland in river valleys.  Lowlands, 600-1000 m, in sw Zambia.  Sometimes treated as a race of A. lilianae.

Loriculus vernalis  VERNAL HANGING-PARROT.  Open forest, woodland, jungle thickets, bamboo, second growth.  Lowlands and mts. to 2000 m in c,s,e India, Andaman and Nicobar is., Burma and Indochina.
Loriculus beryllinus  CEYLON HANGING-PARROT.  Woodland, towns.  Lowlands and mts. to 1600 m of Sri Lanka.
Loriculus philippensis  COLASISI or PHILIPPINE HANGING-PARROT.  Forest, second growth, woodland, bamboo, farmlands.  Lowlands and mts. to 2500 m of Philippines including Sulu Archipelago.
Loriculus galgulus  BLUE-CROWNED HANGING-PARROT.  Open woodland, bamboo, orchards, towns.  Lowlands to 1250 m in Malay Pen., Sumatra and Borneo.
Loriculus stigmatus  SULAWESI HANGING-PARROT.  Open country, woodland, villages.  Lowlands to 800 m of Sulawesi and nearby islands.
Loriculus amabilis  MOLUCCAN HANGING-PARROT.  Forest edge, second growth, towns.  Wallacea on is. off e,ne Sulawesi (Peleng, Banggai, Sula, Sangihe) and n Moluccas (Halmahera, Bacan).
Loriculus catamene  SANGIHE HANGING-PARROT.  Forest edge, second growth, towns.  Sangihe Is. on Great Sangi.
May be conspecific with L. stigmatus.
Loriculus aurantiifrons  ORANGE-FRONTED HANGING-PARROT.  Forest.  Locally in lowlands to 1200 m in w Papuan is., New Guinea and D'Entrecasteaux Arch.
Loriculus tener  GREEN-FRONTED HANGING-PARROT.  Forest.  Bismarck Arch. on New Hanover, New Ireland, New Britain and Duke of York islands.
Sometimes treated as a race of L. aurantiifrons.
Loriculus exilis  RED-BILLED HANGING-PARROT or PYGMY HANGING-PARROT.  Forest, woodland, mangroves.  Lowlands to at least 800 m of n,e,se Sulawesi.
Loriculus pusillus  YELLOW-THROATED HANGING-PARROT.  Forest, edge.  Lowlands and mts. to 1850 m in Java and Bali.
Loriculus flosculus  WALLACE'S HANGING-PARROT.  Humid forest.  Flores, Lesser Sunda Islands.  Known from three specimens and thought to be extinct, but rediscovered in the Selah Legium forest on w Flores Island in the Lesser Sundas (World Birdwatch 15(4):5).

Psittacula eupatria  ALEXANDRINE PARAKEET.  Forest, woodland, farmlands, mangroves.  Lowlands and mts. to 1800 m from e Afghanistan and Pakistan e through India, Burma and Thailand to Cambodia, c,s Laos, c Vietnam and Andaman Is.  Intro. cs Iran.
*Psittacula wardi  SEYCHELLES PARAKEET. Extinct.  Last reported in 1881, definitely gone by 1906; formerly Seychelles on Mahé, Silhouette.
Extinction probably caused by forest destruction.
Sometimes treated as a race of P. eupatria.
Psittacula krameri  ROSE-RINGED PARAKEET.  Open woodland, savanna, farmlands.  In s Mauritania, Senegambia, Guinea-Bissau, s Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Liberia, c Ivory Coast, s Ghana, Togo, s Benin, s Niger, c Nigeria, n Cameroon, n C. Afr. Rep., s Chad and c,s Sudan e to nw Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, n,se Somalia, ne Zaire, nw Uganda.  Lowlands to 1800 m from Afghanistan and Pakistan e through India to Burma.  Intro. Egypt, Kenya, s,e Africa, Mascarene Is., Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Hawaiian Is., se Florida in the U.S.A.; possibly elsewhere.
Psittacula echo  MAURITIUS PARAKEET.  Scrub forest.  Mauritius I.; possibly formerly Réunion.  Sometimes treated as a race of P. krameri.
*Psittacula exsul  NEWTON'S PARAKEET.  Forest. Extinct; formerly Rodrigues I., e Mascarene Is.
Psittacula himalayana  SLATY-HEADED PARAKEET.  Forest, second growth.  Himalayas to 2500 m in e Afghanistan, n Pakistan and n India.
Psittacula finschii  GREY-HEADED PARAKEET.  Forest, second growth, orchards.  Foothills and mts. to 3600 m in n,e India, sw China, Burma, nw,ne,sw Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.
Sometimes considered to be conspecific with himalayana, but they overlap in Nepal and e India, apparently without interbreeding.
Psittacula intermedia  INTERMEDIATE PARAKEET.  Presumably forest.  Specimens apparently came from n India in the Himalayas.
Often treated as a hybrid between himalayana and cyanocephala, but is a good species sympatric with himalayana.
Psittacula cyanocephala  PLUM-HEADED PARAKEET.  Open scrub, deciduous woodland, open forest, farmlands.  Lowlands and mts. to 1800 m in ne Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka.
Psittacula roseata  BLOSSOM-HEADED PARAKEET.  Forest, second growth, farmlands.  Lowlands to 900 m in e India, s China, Burma, nw,ne,sw Thailand, Cambodia, c,s Laos and c,s Vietnam.
Psittacula columboides  MALABAR PARAKEET.  Humid forest, woodland.  Lowlands to 1500 m of sw India.
Psittacula calthropae  LAYARD'S PARAKEET.  Forest, woodland.  Lowlands to 2000 m of Sri Lanka.
Psittacula derbiana  DERBYAN PARAKEET.  Pine and rhododendron forest.  Himalayas, 2800-4000 m, of sw China, se Tibet.
Psittacula alexandri  RED-BREASTED PARAKEET.  Forest, second growth, mangroves.  Lowlands to 1500 m from n,e India, Burma and s China s through Indochina to Andaman Is., and islands off Sumatra, Java and Bali.  Intro. in s Borneo.
Psittacula caniceps  NICOBAR PARAKEET.  Forest, woodland.  Nicobar Is.
Psittacula longicauda  LONG-TAILED PARAKEET or PINK-CHEEKED PARAKEET.  Forest, woodland, palm groves, second growth.  Lowlands to 350 m in Andaman and Nicobar is., Malaya, Sumatra (incl. nearby islands) and Borneo.

Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus  HYACINTH MACAW.  Swamps, forest, palm groves.
Lowlands in extreme e Bolivia (e Santa Cruz) and int. Brazil from Rio Tapajós e to Pará, Maranhão and Piauí, and s through Goiás and w Bahia to Mato Grosso and Minas Gerais, and n Paraguay.
Anodorhynchus leari  INDIGO MACAW.  Arid canyons, caatinga.
Plateau region of ne Brazil.
*Anodorhynchus glaucus  GLAUCOUS MACAW.  Forest, palm groves.
Probably extinct, last recorded 1915;
formerly lowlands in Paraguay, nw Uruguay, extreme se Brazil and ne Argentina.

*Cyanopsitta spixii  LITTLE BLUE MACAW.  Palm groves.  Formerly lowlands of e Brazil.  Extinct in the wild but survives in captivity.

Ara ararauna  BLUE-AND-YELLOW MACAW.  Forest, savanna, swamps, riverine woodland.  Lowlands to 500 m in e Panama, and from n,e Colombia, s Venezuela, Trinidad and Guianas s, e of Andes, through e Ecuador and e Peru to n,e Bolivia, Paraguay and c,e Brazil.
Ara glaucogularis  BLUE-THROATED MACAW.  Probably riverine forest, chaco.  In e Bolivia, Paraguay and n Argentina.  Rare, but rediscovered in Bolivia in 1992 (Cotinga, vol. 1, Feb. 1994).
Ara militaris  MILITARY MACAW.  Dry forest, open woodland, pine-oak forest, riverine woodland.  Lowlands and mts. to 2500 m from se Sonora, sw Chihuahua, Sinaloa, Nayarit, Zacatecas, San Luis Potosí, s Nuevo León and c Tamaulipas s to México, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas; extirpated in most n portions of range.  Locally in Colombia, n Venezuela, e Ecuador, nw,ne Peru, e,se Bolivia and nw Argentina.
Ara ambigua  GREAT GREEN MACAW.  Humid forest, edge, farmlands.  Lowlands to 600 m on Caribbean slope of e Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, both slopes of Panama, and nw Colombia; w Ecuador, possibly sw Colombia.  May be conspecific with militaris.
Ara macao  SCARLET MACAW.  Forest edge, open woodland, savanna, farmlands.  Lowlands to 1100 m from Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Tabasco, Chiapas and s Campeche s to Panama, and from n,e Colombia, Venezuela and Guianas s, e of the Andes, through e Ecuador and e Peru to n,c Bolivia and Amazonian Brazil.
Ara chloropterus  RED-AND-GREEN MACAW.  Humid forest.  Lowlands and foothills to 1400 m in e Panama, and from nw,n,e Colombia, Venezuela and Guianas s, e of Andes, through e Ecuador, e Peru, n,e Bolivia and n,e,c Brazil to Paraguay and n Argentina.
*Ara cubensis  CUBAN MACAW.  Forest edge, open country with scattered trees, palm groves.  Extinct; formerly Cuba, possibly Isle of Pines.
Last specimen taken in 1864.
*Ara tricolor  HISPANIOLAN MACAW.  Presumably forest edge. Extinct.
Last reported in 1820; formerly Hispaniola.
Ara rubrogenys  RED-FRONTED MACAW.  Riverine forest, scrub.  Andean valleys, 1300-2400 m of c Bolivia in se Cochabamba, w Santa Cruz, ne Potosí and nw Chuquisaca.
Ara severa  CHESTNUT-FRONTED MACAW.  Forest, woodland, swamps.  Lowlands to 1000 m in e Panama, nw,n,e Colombia, w Venezuela, Guianas, e Peru, n,e Bolivia and Amazonian n,c Brazil.
Ara manilata  RED-BELLIED MACAW.  Savanna, swamps, palm groves, towns, woodland.  Lowlands to 500 m e of Andes from se Colombia, n,se Venezuela, Trinidad and Guianas s through
e Ecuador and e Peru to n,e Bolivia and Amazonian,c Brazil.
Ara couloni  BLUE-HEADED MACAW.  Forest, especially cut-over areas.  In e Peru, n Bolivia and adjacent w Amazonian Brazil.
Ara maracana  BLUE-WINGED MACAW.  Forest, generally near water.  Lowlands in e Brazil, Paraguay and ne Argentina.
Ara auricollis  YELLOW-COLLARED MACAW.  Swamps, forest.  From n,e,se Bolivia and nw Argentina e through Paraguay to sc Brazil.
Ara nobilis  RED-SHOULDERED MACAW.  Forest, edge, savanna, woodland.  Lowlands in e Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam, extreme se Peru, n Bolivia and n,e Brazil.

Aratinga acuticaudata  BLUE-CROWNED PARAKEET.  Arid savanna, thickets, farmlands.  Lowlands to 400 m e of Andes in ne,e Colombia and n Venezuela; lowlands and mts. to 2650 m from e,se Bolivia, Paraguay and e,c Brazil s to Uruguay and n Argentina.
Aratinga guarouba  GOLDEN PARAKEET.  Humid forest.  Lowlands of ne Brazil.
Aratinga holochlora  GREEN PARAKEET.  Open woodland, pine forest, humid forest, farmlands.  Lowlands and mts. to 2200 m in sw Chihuahua, ne Sinaloa, s Sonora, and from s Nuevo León and Tamaulipas s to Guanajuato, México, Puebla, Oaxaca, Veracruz and Chiapas; Socorro I. in the Revillagigedo Is.; mts., 900-2600 m, in c,e Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, n Nicaragua.  Occurs in sympatry with strenua in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, hence they are separate species.
Aratinga strenua  PACIFIC PARAKEET.  Open woodland, pine forest, arid scrub, farmlands.  Pacific slope from Oaxaca and Chiapas s through n C. America to sw Nicaragua.
See A. holochlora.
Aratinga wagleri  SCARLET-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Humid forest, edge, farmlands, orchards.
The two subspecies groups may be separate species.
A. w. wagleri.  Mts., 1000-3000 m, of Colombia and n Venezuela.
A. w. frontata  Mts., 1000-3000 m, of w Ecuador and nw,e,se Peru.
Aratinga mitrata  MITRED PARAKEET.  Humid forest, edge, farmlands.  Andes, 1000-2600 m, in c,se Peru, c,se Bolivia and nw Argentina; and in Andes, 2800-3400 m, of c Peru.
The population in the Andes of c Peru, A. m. alticola, may be a separate species.
Aratinga erythrogenys  RED-MASKED PARAKEET.  Dry forest, edge, farmlands.  Arid zone in w Ecuador and nw Peru.
Aratinga finschi  CRIMSON-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Open humid woodland, forest edge, farmlands.  Lowlands in se Nicaragua, Costa Rica and w Panama.
Aratinga leucophthalmus  WHITE-EYED PARAKEET.  Mangroves, palm groves, open forest, savanna, farmlands.  Lowlands to 500 m e of Andes from se Colombia, Venezuela, Trinidad and Guianas s through e Ecuador, e Peru and Brazil to Bolivia, Paraguay, n Uruguay and n Argentina.

Aratinga euops  CUBAN PARAKEET.  Heavy forest, open country.  Cuba and the I. of Pines.
Aratinga chloroptera  HISPANIOLAN PARAKEET.  Forest, open woodland, second growth.  Mts. of Hispaniola; formerly Mona I. and probably Puerto Rico before 1883.
Aratinga solstitialis  SUN PARAKEET.  Open forest, savanna, palm groves.  Lowlands to 1200 m of extreme se Venezuela, Guianas and ne Brazil.
Aratinga jandaya  JANDAYA PARAKEET.  Forest, edge, palm groves.  Lowlands of ne Brazil.
Aratinga auricapilla  GOLDEN-CAPPED PARAKEET.  Forest, open woodland, savanna.  Lowlands of e Brazil from Bahia s to Rio Grande do Sul.
Aratinga weddellii  DUSKY-HEADED PARAKEET.  Forest, savanna, woodland, usually near water.  Lowlands to 500 m e of Andes from se Colombia s through e Ecuador, e Peru and Amazonian Brazil to n Bolivia.
Aratinga nana  OLIVE-THROATED PARAKEET.  Forest, scrub, second growth, farmlands, woodland.  Lowlands and to 1100 m on Gulf-Caribbean slope from s Tamaulipas, Veracruz and Yucatán Pen. s to extreme w Panama; Jamaica.
Aratinga canicularis  ORANGE-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Deciduous forest, edge, open woodland, arid scrub, swamps, towns.  Lowlands to 1500 m on Pacific slope from c Sinaloa and w Durango s to nw Costa Rica; Caribbean slope of Honduras.
Aratinga aurea  PEACH-FRONTED PARAKEET.  Savanna, deciduous woodland, open country, farmlands.  Lowlands e of Andes from extreme se Peru, Brazil s to n,e Bolivia, n Argentina and n Paraguay.
Aratinga pertinax  BROWN-THROATED PARAKEET.  Arid scrub, semi-desert, mangrove, savanna, farmlands, woodland.  Lowlands of w Panama; lowlands to 1600 m in n,e Colombia, Venezuela, Guianas and n Brazil.  Intro. Virgin Is., recently spreading to e Puerto Rico, Culebra I. and St. John.
Aratinga cactorum  CAATINGA PARAKEET.  Deciduous thorn scrub, caatinga, open woodland, savanna.  Lowlands of e Brazil.

Nandayus nenday  NANDAY PARAKEET.  Savanna, palm groves, farmlands.  In se Bolivia, sw Brazil, Paraguay and n Argentina.  Introduced in Florida, but not certainly established.

Leptosittaca branickii  GOLDEN-PLUMED PARAKEET.  Humid forest.  Andes, 1800-3500 m in c Colombia, sw Ecuador and c Peru.

Ognorhynchus icterotis  YELLOW-EARED PARROT.  Forest, wax palms.  Andes, 2000-3400 m in Colombia and n Ecuador.

Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha  THICK-BILLED PARROT.  Pine-oak forest.  Mts., 1500-3400 m in Sierra Madre de Occidental in Chihuahua, Durango, probably elsewhere.  Formerly ranged n to s Arizona and s to c Mexico.
Snyder, et al. (1994. Condor 96:845-862) reviewed the results of experimental releases in Arizona since 1986.  Wild-caught adults survived well and some reproduced in the wild.  Captive-raised birds had poor survival rates.

Rhynchopsitta terrisi  MAROON-FRONTED PARROT.  Pine-oak forest.  Mts., 1800-3100 m, in Sierra Madre Oriental in se Coahuila, Nuevo León and w Tamaulipas.

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