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Red-and-green macaws: Biology and threats

Red-and-green macaws (Ara chloroptera) flying / Photo: Almir Távora The red-and-green macaw (Ara chloroptera) belongs to the psittacidae family, animals that have as their main characteristics their strong, curved…

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Hyacinth Macaw: biology and threats

Photo: Kefany Ramalho - Hyacinth Macaw Institute The imbalance caused by man has left one of Brazil's greatest beauties very close to disappearing. We are talking about the Hyacinth Macaw…

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Get to know the Urban Birds Project – Macaws in the City

Monitoring the reproductive success of blue-and-yellow macaws in Campo Grande, MS and realizing, over the years, the influence of city development on their reproduction: this is the objective of our…

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The Hyacinth Macaw Project began in 1990, with field support from the Fazenda Nhumirim of the Pantanal Center of Agriculture and Livestock, CPAP-Embrapa, in the Nhecolândia Pantanal sub-region, with resources…

Red-and-green macaws: Biology and threats

Hyacinth Macaw: biology and threats

Get to know the Urban Birds Project – Macaws in the City

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