A very unique hybrid between a large macaw and a conure. The resulting bird is slightly larger than a green conure and has mixed red and orange coloration on its front. Like known conure + mini macaw hybrids, they have a slight bare patch between their eyes and beak, and a particularly large beak-to-head ratio.
Pictured right, the hybrid has an oddly light yellow-green color and red belly. This is certainly the result of a mutation green-cheeked conure parent, specifically an opaline individual. The left bird may even be one of the parents.
Seen in the wild amongst a group of green parakeets. The only other species in the area was a mitred conure individual, so it can be safely assumed this is a hybrid of the two. The bird has a green body with some scattered red markings on its face.
