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subspecies, golden-capped parakeets tend to populate their areas of residence within forests in groups, which can range from 4 to 15 individual parakeets. The breeding season occurs during the austral summer, which in the southern hemisphere is from
December to March, with pairs being sighted around
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Though observed to be in decline due to deforestation based on data recorded in affected areas, golden-capped parakeets are more commonly found outside primary forests and have a distribution of population throughout Guyana, Brazil, and
Paraguay. During a 2018 published survey of local bird species
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inhabits mostly the semi-deciduous forests in northeastern Brazil, although through time it has adapted to rural agricultural areas and sometimes even urban cities, spreading throughout the states of Bahia, Minas Gerais, EspĂrito Santo, Rio de
Janeiro, São Paolo, Goiás, and Paraná.
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in Minas Gerais, Brazil, golden-capped parakeets received an
Occurrence Frequency of “Frequent” throughout the region, and other surveys reporting sightings in the Chapada Diamantina National Park and the Serra de Ouricana have revealed that the
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Aratinga genus name was created to describe medium to small south American conures and parrots. As such, alongside its common name as the golden-capped parakeet, it is also called the golden-capped conure. Within the
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Silva, Antonio P. and Melo, Celine “Foraging of the Golden-Capped
Parakeet (Aratinga Auricapillus) in the Anthropogenic Landscape in Brazil.” The Neotropical Ornithological Society. 2013.
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