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Guadeloupe Parakeet

( Psittacara labati )

Also known as:
Guadeloupe Conure

Also known as:
Guadeloupe Conure

Geography:

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A suggestion that parakeets on Guadeloupe may have been escaped Cuban Conures is not likely because the parrots had no red in their wings.

<p><em>Psittacara</em></p>
Genus:

Psittacara

<p><em>labati</em></p>
Species:

labati

Size:

Not recorded.

Weight:

Not recorded.

Subspecies including nominate:

one

Colour Adult:

Adults: Mainly green parakeet with red on crown.  Beak pale yellow. Thighs green, legs and feet grey.

Colour Juvenile:

Not recorded.

Call:

Not recorded.

More Information:

Avibase
Wikipedia

Content Sources:

Birdlife International
Cornell Lab of Ornithology/Birds of the World
Vanished and Vanishing Parrots, Forshaw, 2017.

Captive Status:

Not recorded.

Longevity:

Housing:

Diet:

Enrichment:

Nest Box Size:

Clutch Size:

Not recorded.

Fledging Age:

Hatch Weight:

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World Population:

None.

IUCN Red List Status:
Extinct

CITES Listing:
Not Listed

Threat Summary:

Was likely hunted to extinction (Birdlife International). Forshaw (2017) states cause for disappearance is unclear.

Range:

Occurred on Guadeloupe, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean.

Habitat:

Is thought to have lived in forest areas.

Wild Diet:

Presumably foraged for fruits and seeds.

Ecology and Behaviour:

Was thought to have nested in tree holes and foraged over a wide area for food.

Clutch and Egg Size:

Not recorded.

Breeding Season:

Not recorded.

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