Golden-collared Macaw

The Golden-collared Macaw is a small species of macaw native to central South America. Its main population occurs in the Pantanal of Brazil, northern Argentina, northern Paraguay and most of northern and eastern Bolivia. A second disjunct population occurs in far north-eastern Mato Grosso, south-eastern Pará and western Tocantins in Brazil. The bird has been featured on stamps in Bolivia and Argentina:

Golden-collared Macaw stamps

This is our cute Birdorable version of the Golden-collared Macaw:

Birdorable Golden-collared Macaw

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