Step into the world of our moustached parakeets and unlock the wonders of these extraordinary creatures
The moustached parakeet is named for its distinctive feathers above the beak that look like a well-groomed moustache. It is a parrot native to Southeast Asia. As a dimorphic species, it is relatively easy to tell males and females apart. The males have a bright orange upper mandible with a yellow tip, while females have a beak that is shades of dark grey or even black. Both have grey skin on their feet. Adult birds are between 13 and 16 inches in length.
Quick facts
Distribution:
Asia
Habitat:
Woodlands and mountains
Conservation Status:
Near Threatened