The blue-necked jacamar or blue-cheeked jacamar (Galbula cyanicollis) is a species of bird in the family Galbulidae.

It is found in the Amazon rainforest of Brazil, far northern Bolivia and eastern Peru. Its natural habitat is subtropical and tropical moist lowland forests.

Its length is between 19 to 22 cm
They have long, thin bills; short wings; and long tails. There is one member of this family, the three-toed jacamar, that does not have the zygodactyl feet found in most birds in the Piciformes order.
The three-toed jacamar has three toes facing frontwards and one toe facing backwards, unlike the rest of the birds in the family that have two toes facing frontwards and two toes facing backwards.

Most species have iridescent blue or green feathers on their back and wings and iridescent bronze feathers on their breasts. In some species, the males have white throats and the females have brown throats.

food
They feed on insects, where they hunt a variety of insect prey

Jacamars nest in burrows in the ground. The birds in this family wait in trees for flying insects to pass by and then chase after them and catch them in flight. They then return to their tree and pound their catch on the tree before eating it!
Catalan: Jacamar carablau
Czech: Leskovec modrokrký, leskovec rezavoprsý
Danish: Blåhalset Jacamar
German: Blauhals-Glanzvogel, Gelbschnabel-Glanzvogel
English: Blue necked Jacamar, Blue-cheeked Jacamar, Blue-necked Jacamar, Purple-necked Jacamar
English (IOC): Blue-necked Jacamar
Spanish: Jacamar de Cuello Azul, Jacamará Cariazul
Spanish (Spain): Jacamará Cariazul
Spanish (HBW): Blue-cheeked Jacamar
Spanish (Peru): Jacamar de Mejilla Azul
Estonian: lodu-läiklind (lodu-jakamar)
Finnish: Sininiskajakamari
French: Jacamar à joues bleues
Italian: Jacamar colloblu, Jacamar guanceblu
Japanese: hooakakirihashi, hooaokirihashi
Japanese: ホオアオキリハシ, ホオアカキリハシ
Latin: Galbula albirostris cyanicollis, Galbula cyaneicollis, Galbula cyanicollis, Galbula cyanocollis
Lithuanian: Mėlyngalvė žakamara
Dutch: Purperhalsglansvogel, Purperhals-glansvogel
Norwegian: Blånakkejakamar
Polish: zlotopiór niebieskoszyi, złotopiór niebieskoszyi
Portuguese: Ariramba-da-mata, ariramba-da-mata-virgem, beija-flor-grande, fura-barreira
Portuguese (Brazil): Ariramba-da-mata, ariramba-da-mata-virgem, beija-flor-grande, fura-barreira
Portuguese (Portugal): Ariramba-da-mata
Slovak: jagavec modrohlavý
Swedish: Blåhalsad jakamar
Ukrainian: Якамара синьоголова
Chinese: 蓝颈鹟鴷
Chinese (Traditional): 藍頰鶲鴷


The blue-necked jacamar or blue-cheeked jacamar (Galbula cyanicollis) is a species of bird in the family Galbulidae.

It is found in the Amazon rainforest of Brazil, far northern Bolivia and eastern Peru. Its natural habitat is subtropical and tropical moist lowland forests.

Its length is between 19 to 22 cm
They have long, thin bills; short wings; and long tails. There is one member of this family, the three-toed jacamar, that does not have the zygodactyl feet found in most birds in the Piciformes order.
The three-toed jacamar has three toes facing frontwards and one toe facing backwards, unlike the rest of the birds in the family that have two toes facing frontwards and two toes facing backwards.

Most species have iridescent blue or green feathers on their back and wings and iridescent bronze feathers on their breasts. In some species, the males have white throats and the females have brown throats.

food
They feed on insects, where they hunt a variety of insect prey

Jacamars nest in burrows in the ground. The birds in this family wait in trees for flying insects to pass by and then chase after them and catch them in flight. They then return to their tree and pound their catch on the tree before eating it!
Catalan: Jacamar carablau
Czech: Leskovec modrokrký, leskovec rezavoprsý
Danish: Blåhalset Jacamar
German: Blauhals-Glanzvogel, Gelbschnabel-Glanzvogel
English: Blue necked Jacamar, Blue-cheeked Jacamar, Blue-necked Jacamar, Purple-necked Jacamar
English (IOC): Blue-necked Jacamar
Spanish: Jacamar de Cuello Azul, Jacamará Cariazul
Spanish (Spain): Jacamará Cariazul
Spanish (HBW): Blue-cheeked Jacamar
Spanish (Peru): Jacamar de Mejilla Azul
Estonian: lodu-läiklind (lodu-jakamar)
Finnish: Sininiskajakamari
French: Jacamar à joues bleues
Italian: Jacamar colloblu, Jacamar guanceblu
Japanese: hooakakirihashi, hooaokirihashi
Japanese: ホオアオキリハシ, ホオアカキリハシ
Latin: Galbula albirostris cyanicollis, Galbula cyaneicollis, Galbula cyanicollis, Galbula cyanocollis
Lithuanian: Mėlyngalvė žakamara
Dutch: Purperhalsglansvogel, Purperhals-glansvogel
Norwegian: Blånakkejakamar
Polish: zlotopiór niebieskoszyi, złotopiór niebieskoszyi
Portuguese: Ariramba-da-mata, ariramba-da-mata-virgem, beija-flor-grande, fura-barreira
Portuguese (Brazil): Ariramba-da-mata, ariramba-da-mata-virgem, beija-flor-grande, fura-barreira
Portuguese (Portugal): Ariramba-da-mata
Slovak: jagavec modrohlavý
Swedish: Blåhalsad jakamar
Ukrainian: Якамара синьоголова
Chinese: 蓝颈鹟鴷
Chinese (Traditional): 藍頰鶲鴷

The dot-backed antbird (Hylophylax punctulatus) is a species of bird in the family Thamnophilidae. It is found in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Peru, and Venezuela. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical swamps.

Identification & Behavior
It is 11 cm long and weighs 11 to 13 grams.
The male Dot-backed Antbird has a brownish crown and nape. The rest of the upperparts are black with white dots and cream wing bars. The throat is black bordered below by a white breast streaked with black. The flanks are rufous. The female is similar but has a white throat. Both sexes have a whitish mask through the eye. It forages at the edge of forest streams. It is similar to the Spot-backed Antbird but is distinguished by having a whitish mask through the eye (the entire head is gray in Spotted-backed Antbird).

Food
Feeds on insects and also spiders. The lines of ants' armies follow in order to prey on small invertebrates, which are invaded by ants

Reproduction
The female puts two eggs in a hanging nest, a branch of a tree or on a small plateau. Both parents share egg incubation tasks and egg hatching tasks


Dot-backed Antbird,Weißflecken-Ameisenwächter,Alapi perlé,mravenčík tečkohřbetý,Perlemyrefugl,Hormiguero Lomipunteado,helmiselkämuura,Formichiere dorsopuntato,シロボシアリドリ,Zilvervlekmiervogel,Prikkryggmaurfugl,lesniczka kropkowana,Guarda-várzea,Серебропятнистая короткохвостая муравьянка,mravcovka perlavochrbtá,prickryggig myrfågel,点斑背蚁鸟,formiguera de dors perlat,Hylophylax punctulata,Perlinė trumpauodegė skruzdinukė,Мурав’янка-куцохвіст цяткована

نِمنِمة النّمل مُنقّط الظهر هو نوع من الطيور من فصيلة النّمليّة التقليديّة . انها وجدت في بوليفيا ، البرازيل ، كولومبيا ، الإكوادور ، غيانا الفرنسية ، بيرو ، و فنزويلا . وموطنه الطبيعي المستنقعات وغابات دائمة الخضرة غمرتها مياه الفيضان .

الوصف
يبلغ طولها 11 سم وويزن من 11 إلى 13 غرام. الظهر و الرأس بني داكن مع بقع بيضاء على الظهر. لديه صدر مخطط بالأسود وبطن أبيض ، مع صبغات صغيرة صفراء. والذكر لديه حلق أسود والأنثى لديها حلق خمري والسيقان رمادية

الغذاء
يتغذى على الحشرات المختلفة ، وأيضا العناكب.ويتبع طوابير جيوش النمل من أجل افتراس اللافقاريات الصغيرة التي يجتاحها النمل، وتتغذى بهذه الطريقة بشكل انتهازي.

التكاثر
تتزوج مرة واحدة، بحيث يكون لها زوج واحد طوال الحياة، كما أنها تدافع عن مناطقها. وغالبًا ما تضع بيضتين في عش معلق من الفروع أو مدعوم على فرع شجرة أو موضوع على هضبة صغيرة. ويتشارك كلا الأبوين مهام حضانة البيض وكذلك في مهام التربية
كاتالانية : formiguera de dors perlat
تشيكية : mravenčík tečkohřbetý, Mravencík teckovaný
الدانماركية: Perlemyrefugl
ألمانية : Silberflecken-Waldwächter, Weißflecken-Ameisenwächter
إنجليزية : Dot backed Antbird, Dot-backed Antbird
English (IOC): Dot-backed Antbird
إسبانية : Hormiguero Dorsipunteado, Hormiguero lomipunteado, Hormiguero Punteado
Spanish (Colombia): Hormiguero Dorsipunteado
Spanish (Ecuador): Hormiguero lomipunteado
Spanish (Spain): Hormiguero Lomipunteado
Spanish (HBW): Dot-backed Antbird
Spanish (Peru): Hormiguero de Dorso Punteado
Spanish (Venezuela): Hormiguero Punteado
فنلندية : Helmiselkämuura
فرنسية : Alapi perlé, Fourmilier perlé, Hypophylax à taches argentées
إيطالية : Formichiere dorsopuntato, Mangiaformiche dorsopuntinato
يابانية : shiroboshiaridori
اليابانية: シロボシアリドリ
لاتينية : Hylophylax punctulata, Hylophylax punctulatus, Hylophylax punctulatus punctulatus, Rhopotera punctulata
ليتوانية : Perlinė trumpauodegė skruzdinukė
هولندية : Zilvervlekmiervogel, Zilvervlek-miervogel
نرويجية : Prikkryggmaurfugl
بولندية : lesniczka kropkowana, leśniczka kropkowana
برتغالية : Guarda-várzea, papa-formiga-de-costas-pontilhadas
البرتغالية (البرازيل): guarda-varzea, Guarda-várzea, papa-formiga-de-costas-pontilhadas
Portuguese (Portugal): Guarda-várzea
روسية : Серебропятнистая короткохвостая муравьянка
سلوفاكية : mravcovka perlavochrbtá
سويدية : Prickig myrfågel, prickryggig myrfågel
أوكرانية : Мурав’янка-куцохвіст цяткована
صينية : 点斑背蚁鸟
Chinese (Traditional): 點斑背蟻鳥




Dot-backed Antbird,Weißflecken-Ameisenwächter,Alapi perlé,mravenčík tečkohřbetý,Perlemyrefugl,Hormiguero Lomipunteado,helmiselkämuura,Formichiere dorsopuntato,シロボシアリドリ,Zilvervlekmiervogel,Prikkryggmaurfugl,lesniczka kropkowana,Guarda-várzea,Серебропятнистая короткохвостая муравьянка,mravcovka perlavochrbtá,prickryggig myrfågel,点斑背蚁鸟,formiguera de dors perlat,Hylophylax punctulata,Perlinė trumpauodegė skruzdinukė,Мурав’янка-куцохвіст цяткована

The white-necked rockfowl (Picathartes gymnocephalus) is a medium-sized bird in the family Picathartidae
It is and is endemic to the Upper Guinea forests of West Africa, and is native to Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The rockfowl mainly lives in rocky, hilly terrain in lowland primary and secondary forests and often lives near flowing streams and rivers so that it can have access to wet mud for constructing their nests. They have occasionally been found in highly degraded sites and near urban areas.

Description
The white-necked rockfowl (also known as the white-necked picarthartes) is a large and unusual bird with a bright chrome yellow and black featherless head and a long neck and tail. It is considered one of Africa’s most desirable birds by birders and is a symbol of ecotourism across its range. They are usually a silent bird however on the occasion that they do call, the sound has been compared to the clucks of a chicken.

Diet
The white-necked rockfowl primarily eats insects which include cockroaches, grasshoppers and ants and have been observed eating millipedes, centipedes, snails, earthworms and small lizards and frogs.

Threats
The species has a highly fragmented distribution and its primary threat throughout its range is habitat degradation due to commercial logging for timber. In Ghana, where the species were once thought to be extinct, the rockfowl is also threatened by bush-burning and conversion of degraded forests to plantations and in Sierra Leona, children have recently been observed taking their eggs.

Reproduction
The White-necked rockfowl breeds primarily in caves and pairs nest either alone or as part of a small colony. While its courtship behavior is unknown, the species is monogamous and therefore does not breed with rockfowl other than its mate despite earlier suggestions that it bred cooperatively.The White-necked rockfowl has two breeding seasons throughout the year
the white-necked rockfowl builds a nest out of mud with varying amounts of plant fibers mixed in. Mud is collected from nearby rivers and streams and is shaped into a strong, thick-walled, and deep cup attached to the cave wall or roof, a cliff, or a large boulder approximately 2 to 4 m above the ground. These rocks must be sloped inwards to provide the nest with protection from the rain. Phloem fibers and roots from plants line the inside of the cup. The white-necked rockfowl's nesting caves normally are populated by wasps, and the wasp nests 2-to-3 cm

One to two eggs, typically two, are laid in each nest a day or two apart The eggs are a creamy white with dark brown blotches spread across the egg but in higher density near the larger end. Incubation, which begins after the first egg is laid, lasts for 23 to 28 days. The parents take turns incubating their eggs. Hatching typically takes at least 12 hours. The infant rockfowl's eyes open after nine to eleven days, while feathers begin to grow seven days after hatching.

Catalan: picatart collblanc
Czech: Vranule belokrká, vranule bělokrká
Danish: Gulhovedet Kragedrossel
German: Gelbkopf-Fehlshüpfer, Gelbkopf-Felsenhüpfer, Gelbkopf-Felshüpfer, Gelbkopf-Stelze
English: Bare-headed Rockfowl, Guinea Bare-headed Rockfowl, Guinea Bare-headed Rock-Fowl, White necked Rockfowl, White-necked Bald Crow, White-necked Baldcrow, White-necked Picathartes, White-necked Picathartidae (Rockfowl), White-necked Rockfowl, Yellow-headed Picathartes, Yellow-headed Rockfowl
English (IOC): White-necked Rockfowl
Spanish: Pavo Calvo de Guinea, Picatartes Cuelliblanco
Spanish (Spain): Picatartes cuelliblanco
Spanish (HBW): White-necked Rockfowl
Finnish: Keltapääkaljukas
French: Picatharte à cou blanc, Picatharte chauve, Picatharte chauve de Guinée, Picatharte de Guinée
Hungarian: fehérnyakú gólyalábúvarjú
Italian: Picatarte collobianco
Japanese: hagechimedori
Japanese: ハゲチメドリ
Latin: Corvus gymnocephalus, Picathartes gymnocephalus
Lithuanian: Baltakaklė plikoji varna
Dutch: Grijsnekkaalkopkraai, Witnekkaalkopkraai, Witnekkraai
Norwegian: Gulhodegrottefugl, Kråketrost
Polish: sepowronka zóltogardla, sępowronka żółtogardła, Sępowronka żółtogłowa
Portuguese: Picatartes-da-guiné
Russian: белошейная лысая ворона, Западная лысая ворона
Slovak: holohlavec žltohlavý, Strakovec žltohlavý
Swedish: gulskallig kråktrast, Vithakad kråktrast
Ukrainian: Гологолов західний
Chinese: 白颈岩鹛
Chinese (Traditional): 白頸岩鶥


White-necked Rockfowl,Gelbkopf-Felshüpfer,Picatharte de Guinée,vranule bělokrká,Gulhovedet Kragedrossel,Picatartes Cuelliblanco,keltapääkaljukas,Picatarte collobianco,ハゲチメドリ,Witnekkaalkopkraai,Gulhodegrottefugl,sepowronka zóltogardla,Picatartes-da-guiné,Белошейная лысая ворона,holohlavec žltohlavý,gulskallig kråktrast,白颈岩鹛,picatart collblanc,ehérnyakú gólyalábúvarjú,Picathartes gymnocephalus,Baltakaklė plikoji varna,Гологолов західний,עורב קירח-ראש

الدجاج الصخري أبيض العنق (الاسم العلمي: Picathartes gymnocephalus)، هو نوع من الطيور يتبع جنس الدجاج الصخري يستوطن غَرْب أفريقيا في الغابات المطيرة الصخرية من غانا إلى غينيا.


الوصف
طول الجسم حوالي 28 إلى 41 سم وزنه حوالي 200 إلى 250 غراما
وهو طائر متوسط الحجم ذو عنق طويل أبيض كما يدل الاسم عليه.
ولديه ظهر أسود ، والبطن أبيض. والأجنحة ، المنقار ، وريش الذيل أسود. والساقين رمادي. والرأس أصفر فاتحًا أو برتقالي اللون ، وفي الجُزْء الخَلْفِيِّ توجد بقعة سوداء كبيرة على كلا الجانبين.

الغذاء
يتغذى على الحشرات والضفادع الصغيرة.

التكاثر
الأعشاش في مستعمرات والعش على شكل كوب مكون من الطين والألياف النباتية ، و يتم لصقها على جدار صخري أو سقف كهف. الأنثى تضع من 1 إلى 2 من البيض الأبيض ، مع بقع بنية ورمادية. وفترة الحضانة ما بين 20 و 25 يومًا. ويبقى الصغار في العش لمدة تصل إلى 26 يومًا بعد الفقس

كاتالانية : picatart collblanc
تشيكية : Vranule belokrká, vranule bělokrká
الدانماركية: Gulhovedet Kragedrossel
ألمانية : Gelbkopf-Fehlshüpfer, Gelbkopf-Felsenhüpfer, Gelbkopf-Felshüpfer, Gelbkopf-Stelze
إنجليزية : Bare-headed Rockfowl, Guinea Bare-headed Rockfowl, Guinea Bare-headed Rock-Fowl, White necked Rockfowl, White-necked Bald Crow, White-necked Baldcrow, White-necked Picathartes, White-necked Picathartidae (Rockfowl), White-necked Rockfowl, Yellow-headed Picathartes, Yellow-headed Rockfowl
English (IOC): White-necked Rockfowl
إسبانية : Pavo Calvo de Guinea, Picatartes Cuelliblanco
Spanish (Spain): Picatartes cuelliblanco
Spanish (HBW): White-necked Rockfowl
فنلندية : Keltapääkaljukas
فرنسية : Picatharte à cou blanc, Picatharte chauve, Picatharte chauve de Guinée, Picatharte de Guinée
هنغارية : fehérnyakú gólyalábúvarjú
إيطالية : Picatarte collobianco
يابانية : hagechimedori
اليابانية: ハゲチメドリ
لاتينية : Corvus gymnocephalus, Picathartes gymnocephalus
ليتوانية : Baltakaklė plikoji varna
هولندية : Grijsnekkaalkopkraai, Witnekkaalkopkraai, Witnekkraai
نرويجية : Gulhodegrottefugl, Kråketrost
بولندية : sepowronka zóltogardla, sępowronka żółtogardła, Sępowronka żółtogłowa
برتغالية : Picatartes-da-guiné
روسية : белошейная лысая ворона, Западная лысая ворона
سلوفاكية : holohlavec žltohlavý, Strakovec žltohlavý
سويدية : gulskallig kråktrast, Vithakad kråktrast
أوكرانية : Гологолов західний
صينية : 白颈岩鹛
Chinese (Traditional): 白頸岩鶥
فارسي گرکلاغ گردن‌سفید
هندي श्वेतकंठी रॉकफ़ाउल
فيتنامي Chim hói đầu cổ trắng


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The green-cheeked parakeet or green-cheeked conure  Pyrrhura molinae  is a small parrot of the genus Pyrrhura, which is part of a long-tailed group of the New World parrot subfamily Arinae. This type of parrot is generally called a conure in aviculture. It is native to the forests of South America.

Description
The green-cheeked parakeet is typically 26 cm (10 in) long and weighs 60 to 80 g. It is mainly green, with a brown/black/grey crown, white periophthalmic rings, green cheeks, blue primary wing feathers, a grey beak, and its long pointed tail is mostly maroon. It has short transverse striations on its breast and a red abdominal area. Males and females have an identical external appearance.

Distribution and habitat
The green-cheeked parakeet occurs in west-central and southern Mato Grosso, Brazil, northern and eastern Bolivia, northwestern Argentina, and western Paraguay. Its habitat is forests and woodland, where it usually forms flocks of 10 to 20 individuals at treetop level, or larger flocks where there is more food. It is also emerging as a popular pet for families and individuals.

Diet and Behavior
The green-cheeked conure eats various seeds, vegetables and fruits. The average clutch is 4–6 eggs. Average incubation is 25 days, varying from 22 to 25 days. They are the quietest of the conures and can learn tricks and have a limited vocabulary, with extensive training.


Green-cheeked parrots are common in aviculture and are popular companion parrots. They are playful, affectionate and intelligent, known as having a "big personality in a small body". They can learn to talk, albeit with a limited vocabulary and a gravelly voice. They like to be held (although some like it more than others) and can learn tricks such as lying on their backs, kissing, shaking, hanging upside down and even can be potty trained. Green-cheeked parrots are not very loud at most times, so even an apartment dweller can enjoy their companionship. They can be prone to biting, particularly when young, but an owner can cure this behavior with patience and time.

catalán: Cotorra de Molina
checo: Papoušek zelenolící
danés: Grønkindet Conure
alemán: Molina Sittich, Molinasittich, Molina-Sittich
inglés: Green cheeked Parakeet, Green-cheeked Conure, Green-cheeked Parakeet, Yellow-sided Conure
English (IOC): Green-cheeked Parakeet
español: Chiripepé cabeza parda, Chiripepé de cabeza gris, Cotorra de Molina, Perico Amarillo, Perico Verde
Spanish (Argentine): Chiripepé cabeza parda
Spanish (Spain): Cotorra de Molina
Spanish (HBW): Green-cheeked Parakeet
Spanish (Paraguay): Chiripepé cabeza parda
estonio: rohepõsk-võrkpapagoi
finés: Matogrossonaratti, siniposkiaratti, viherposkiaratti
francés: Conure de Molina, Perriche de Molina, Perruche de Molina
guaraní: Chiripepe
húngaro: zöldarcú vörösfarkú papagáj
italiano: Conuro guanceverdi, Parrocchetto guanceverdi
japonés: hinomaruurokoinko, hoomidoriurokoinko
japonés: ホオミドリウロコインコ
latín: Conurus molinae, Pyrrhura hypoxantha, Pyrrhura molinae, Pyrrhura molinae molinae
lituano: Žaliaskruostė raudonuodegė papūga
holandés: Groenwangparkiet
noruego: Grønnkinnet conure, Grønnkinnparakitt
polaco: rudosterka zielonolica, Rudosterka zielonowolica
portugués: cara-suja, tiriba-de-cara-suja, tiriba-de-cauda-vermelha
portugués (Brasil): cara-suja, Tiriba-de-cara-suja, tiriba-de-cauda-vermelha
Portuguese (Portugal): Tiriba-de-faces-sujas
ruso: Зеленощёкий краснохвостый попугай
eslovaco: klinochvost zelenolíci
serbio: Molinin pirura papagaj
sueco: Grönkindad conur, Grönkindad parakit
ucraniano: Котора зеленощокий
chino: 绿颊鹦哥
Chinese (Traditional): 綠頰鸚哥


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ببغاء أخضر الخدين أو الكونيور ذو الخدود الخضراء هو أحد أنواع الببغاوات يتراوح حجمه مابين الببغاء الصغير إلى المتوسط الحجم من جنس كونيور
بيرورا
يتواجد في البرازيل ، وشمال وشرقي بوليفيا ، وشمال غرب الأرجنتين ، وغرب باراجواي .موطنه غابات أمريكا الجنوبية.

وصف
يبلغ طوله ببغاء أخضر الخدين حوالي 26 سم (10 بوصات) ويزن من 60 إلى 80 غرام. اللون أخضر بشكل عام ، ولديه تاج بني و أسود ورمادي ، وحلقات بيضاء حول العين ، وخدود خضراء ، وريش الجناح أزرق ، ومنقار رمادي ، وذيله طويل مدبب هو في الغالب كستنائي. لها خطوط قصيرة على صدرها ومنطقة البطن حمراء. والذكور والإناث متشابهين
.وعادة ما تشكل قطعان من 10 إلى 20 فردًا على أعلى الشجروهو طائرأليف

النظام الغذائي والسلوك .
يتغذى على البذور والخضراوات والفواكه.

تضع الأنثى من 4-6 بيضات. و??فترة الحضانة 25 يومًا ، وتتراوح من 22 إلى 25 يومًا.

كاتالانية : Cotorra de Molina
تشيكية : Papoušek zelenolící
الدانماركية: Grønkindet Conure
ألمانية : Molina Sittich, Molinasittich, Molina-Sittich
إنجليزية : Green cheeked Parakeet, Green-cheeked Conure, Green-cheeked Parakeet, Yellow-sided Conure
English (IOC): Green-cheeked Parakeet
إسبانية : Chiripepé cabeza parda, Chiripepé de cabeza gris, Cotorra de Molina, Perico Amarillo, Perico Verde
Spanish (Argentine): Chiripepé cabeza parda
Spanish (Spain): Cotorra de Molina
Spanish (HBW): Green-cheeked Parakeet
Spanish (Paraguay): Chiripepé cabeza parda
إستونية : rohepõsk-võrkpapagoi
فنلندية : Matogrossonaratti, siniposkiaratti, viherposkiaratti
فرنسية : Conure de Molina, Perriche de Molina, Perruche de Molina
جارانية : Chiripepe
هنغارية : zöldarcú vörösfarkú papagáj
إيطالية : Conuro guanceverdi, Parrocchetto guanceverdi
يابانية : hinomaruurokoinko, hoomidoriurokoinko
اليابانية: ホオミドリウロコインコ
لاتينية : Conurus molinae, Pyrrhura hypoxantha, Pyrrhura molinae, Pyrrhura molinae molinae
ليتوانية : Žaliaskruostė raudonuodegė papūga
هولندية : Groenwangparkiet
نرويجية : Grønnkinnet conure, Grønnkinnparakitt
بولندية : rudosterka zielonolica, Rudosterka zielonowolica
برتغالية : cara-suja, tiriba-de-cara-suja, tiriba-de-cauda-vermelha
البرتغالية (البرازيل): cara-suja, Tiriba-de-cara-suja, tiriba-de-cauda-vermelha
Portuguese (Portugal): Tiriba-de-faces-sujas
روسية : Зеленощёкий краснохвостый попугай
سلوفاكية : klinochvost zelenolíci
صربية : Molinin pirura papagaj
سويدية : Grönkindad conur, Grönkindad parakit
أوكرانية : Котора зеленощокий
صينية : 绿颊鹦哥
Chinese (Traditional): 綠頰鸚哥


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