Canary Winged Parakeet
    Description: About 8 inches long, it has a pointed tail and a greed body with white and yellow patches on the wings. The female lays 4 - 5 white eggs that hatch in about 26 days. The young leave the nest in about 7 weeks.

    Habitat: Canary winged parakeets are found in southern Florida and California in gardens, suburbs and areas where crops are raised. They nest in a birdhouse or captivity in a tree limb. They do not line their nests with anything.

    Foods: They eat flowers, fruits and seeds.

    Did you know?: Canary winged parakeets are members of the parrot family and one of very few species to become established outside of the tropics.
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