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Monk parakeet feeding on cherry blossoms in the Borghese Park.

Green parrot Myiopsitta monachus, these parrots were photographed in Andalusia, Spain

$Single Monk parakeet in blue mutation color.\nBird in front of a bird`s nest.$

MONK PARAKEET EATING WILD FRUITS.LA PAMPA

A green quaker parrot in flight. Isolated on a white background.

Monk parakeet feeding on grass and nuts in the Borghese Park.

Several Monk Parakeets ( Myiopsitta monarchus) in flight against a blue sky. The species is an invasive one in Chile, originally colonising from escaped caged pets.

monk parakeet (myiopsitta monachus), or quaker parrot, perching in a public park in Buenos Aires

Three Monk Parakeets ( Myiopsitta monarchus) perch in a leafless fruit tree, in central Chile in winter. The species is an invasive one in Chile, originally colonising from escaped caged pets.

Five Monk Parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus), or “Loro” to the locals, a widespread and common Chilean species, perch on a garden fountain in a suburban Santiago garden. Originally centred on the plains of Argentina, this species has become more widespread in South America and, through the pet-trade, managed to colonise parts of North America.

Closeup of a wild Monk Parakeet or Quaker Parrot in Cape Coral, Florida.

Monk Parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) perching on branch in front of a vivid defocused green background.

Several Monk Parakeets ( Myiopsitta monarchus) perch in a leafless fruit tree, in central Chile in winter. The species is an invasive one in Chile, originally colonising from escaped caged pets.

monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) in nature

cute monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) grabbed a big peace of cracker to feed, seen in Buenos Aires

Monk Parakeet where he belongs , in the wild

A Monk Parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus), or “Loro” to the locals, a widespread and common Chilean species, feeds on the fruits of a suburban tree by the roadside in Santiago de Chile. Originally centred on the plains of Argentina, this species has become more widespread in South America and, through the pet-trade, managed to colonise parts of North America.