Orange-winged amazon x Yellow-naped amazon
A green hybrid with light-colored cheek feathers. Some individuals have slightly yellow on their foreheads, especially when young, and will always have muddy beaks.
A green hybrid with light-colored cheek feathers. Some individuals have slightly yellow on their foreheads, especially when young, and will always have muddy beaks.
Some yellow feathers can be seen on the forehead with blue “underneath”. Like other yellow-naped hybrids, it does not appear to have a noticeable yellow nape.
Surprisingly difficult to find despite the parents being two of the most common amazon species. Hybrids tend to have some level of yellow on their foreheads and a lightened face.
A primarily green bird with a small cluster of yellow feathers on the very top of the head. Although it cannot be seen clearly, there appears to be no strong yellow marking on the nape. The beak should always be muddy-colored.