Yellow-Naped Amazon Babies

Yellow-Naped Amazon Babies
Yellow-Naped Amazon Babies, the yellow-naped Amazon is one of the most commonly kept Amazons due to its renowned talking ability and widespread availability. They are popular pets, but, like any bird, have their quirks and idiosyncrasies — important things to consider when looking for a long-lived pet, like an Amazon. They are also known as the Golden Yellow-naped Amazon. They are the ultimate in affection, clever and obedient, and gentle. They actually think of themselves as “little people”! The yellow-naped Amazon is a stout green bird with a black beak and a characteristic bright yellow patch on its nape (the back of its neck). It may have a few tiny yellow feathers on the head or around the neck, but for the most part, this bird is a shimmering green. The tail is short with a band of reddish and dark green across the middle of the underside. They are good flyers in the wild, but Amazons tend to get sluggish and fat in captivity — they have prominent breasts that will get even larger as they get lazier! There is a blue mutation with a white spot on the nap instead of a yellow one.
This bird is the color of the bluest summer sky, a breathtaking sight — and you can own one for only $7,600 — they are very rare!