THE TOWN ROSELLA
E 'an Australian parakeet about 32 cm. and both sexes are brightly colored: red head and chest, cheeks white, yellow belly, undertail red, two blue-green rudder, helmsman of the remaining blue, black flight feathers in young and adult females have white spots on the underside of the wing coverts, primaries are cobalt blue. The coat is made of black feathers edged with yellow-green, only yellow in the Golden Cloak subspecies (P. e. ceciliaa). In Europe, Roselle
municipalities are available in large quantities and no individual is in catch. Only in England is estimated more than a thousand are born each year (Massa, Come).
The ease with which they reproduce in captivity and their colorful plumage, make it a favorite of breeders of parrots, parakeets
Regarding food, parrots are very frugal.
They reach sexual maturity at 12 months of age, perhaps even before, but to avoid possible disappointment it is best not to allow the nesting pair first year of life.
parrots can be aggressive enough to play and must keep them apart for couples. The common
Rosella is included in the CITES (Convention on Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora
Endangered) and therefore needs a document attesting to the legality and origin.
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