Monday, 14 March 2011

Venezuelan colours (II): Arara - Guacamayo


If this animal is not beautiful...
The Arara (in Pemón and other Carib languages), Guacamayo rojo (in Spanish) or red-and-green macaw is a bird you can find all over Northern South America in the deep forest. It is really a pleasure to the eyes. Unfortunately, many people think we humans should be putting them in cages.

These are in France.
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2 comments:

  1. Boludo Tejano12 February 2012 at 15:44

    The pictures loaded slowly on my computer. At first, seeing only the top inch or so of the picture, I thought the top picture was of Thugo in a red beret. Is that an example of Chavez Derangement Syndrome?

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  2. Kepler13 February 2012 at 02:01

    That's one of the most beautiful birds and you thought it was Chávez! It is that syndrome!

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