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Blue-and-yellow Macaw thumbnail
Blue-and-yellow Macaw
species of bird
Scarlet Macaw thumbnail
Scarlet Macaw
species of bird
Red-and-green Macaw thumbnail
Red-and-green Macaw
species of bird
Hyacinth Macaw thumbnail
Hyacinth Macaw
species of parrot native to central and eastern South America
Blue-throated Macaw thumbnail
Blue-throated Macaw
species of bird
Military Macaw thumbnail
Military Macaw
species of bird
Red-fronted Macaw thumbnail
Red-fronted Macaw
species of bird
Chestnut-fronted Macaw thumbnail
Chestnut-fronted Macaw
species of bird
Spix's Macaw thumbnail
Spix's Macaw
species of bird
Great Green Macaw thumbnail
Great Green Macaw
species of bird
Lear's Macaw thumbnail
Lear's Macaw
large all-blue Brazilian parrot
Cuban Macaw
species of bird
Red-shouldered Macaw thumbnail
Red-shouldered Macaw
species of bird
Red-bellied Macaw thumbnail
Red-bellied Macaw
species of bird
macaw thumbnail
macaw
Macaws are a group of large New World parrots that are long-tailed and often colorful, in the tribe Arini. They are popular in aviculture or as companion parrots, although there are conservation concerns about several species in the wild.
Blue-winged Macaw thumbnail
Blue-winged Macaw
species of bird
Blue-headed macaw thumbnail
Blue-headed macaw
species of bird
Golden-collared Macaw thumbnail
Golden-collared Macaw
species of bird
Glaucous Macaw thumbnail
Glaucous Macaw
species of bird
Red-headed Macaw thumbnail
Red-headed Macaw
species of bird
Lesser Antillean Macaw
species of bird
St. Croix Macaw thumbnail
St. Croix Macaw
species of bird
Martinique Macaw
species of bird
Dominican Green-and-yellow Macaw thumbnail
Dominican Green-and-yellow Macaw
species of bird
Mini-macaw
thumb|right|The red-shouldered macaw, at 12–14 inches long, is sometimes called a mini-macaw. Mini-macaws are a loosely defined group of small-to-medium-sized macaw species within the tribe Arini. The term has no fixed taxonomic meaning and is principally used in aviculture to describe a small macaw belonging to one of a number of different genera, with overall length being the sole criterion for inclusion. Any macaw with an overall length (including the tail) of less than about 50 cm (20 inches) can be described as a "mini-macaw". Additionally, the "mini-" prefix may be added to the spec