The term denotes a specific species within the Amazona genus, characterized by vibrant plumage and notable cognitive abilities. These birds are native to regions of North and Central America. A distinguishing feature is the bright yellow coloration predominantly located on the head, though the extent of this varies among individual birds and subspecies.
These avians are appreciated for their striking appearance and capacity for vocal mimicry, making them popular as companion animals. Historically, they have been traded and kept as pets, a practice that has impacted wild populations. Understanding their natural history and conservation status is vital to ensure their long-term survival in their native habitats.
