;)I have another beauty this week for you...the Orange-winged Parrot, (Amazona amazonica.) Our Salsa is a hybrid Orange-winged/Yellow-naped with the distinctive orange wing.
The Orange-winged Parrot is an Amazon parrot that is endemic to the tropical areas in South America, from Colombia, Venezuela, Equador, Trinidad and Tobago south to Peru, Northern Bolivia, Central Brazil, and South-Western Mato Grosso.
Orange-winged Amazons are one of the smaller Amazons with some species as small as 10 inches. They generally average about 12 to 13" in length (31-33cm). They weigh around 340 grams.
The Orange-winged Amazon is ofter confused with the Blue-fronted Amazons. However, the orange-winged amazons are the only amazon with orange feathers in their wings, thus the name Orange-Winged Amazon. The color flight feathers in the Blue Fronts are red. The plumage is mainly green with a blue forehead, some yellow on the crown, cheeks and outer tail tips, and an orange speculum (= distinctive wing patch) . The beak is horn-colored with a gray tip. The feet are pale grey / horn brown. Males and females look alike.
Jayd
http://www.avianweb.com/orangewingedamazon.html
http://animal-world.com/encyclo/birds/amazons/orangewingedamazon.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange-winged_Amazon