Macaws are the most colorful and strikingly beautiful members of the parrot family and have the typical parrot features. They have large, strong, curved beaks designed to crush nuts and seeds. Strong, agile toes are used like hands to grasp things. Loud, screeching and squawking voices help make their presence known in dense rain forests and that is how they communicate with their group. Their native habitats are the forests, especially rain forests, of Mexico, Central and South America and sometimes the Caribbean Islands.
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Hey Ari
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff again - the colours are amazing. Thanks for the link to your sky shots - they're great, man. I'll have to link you on my blog - I'll do it really soon.
Take care,
Joel
Ari: An another good one from u asusual. I remeber seeing it when I visited singapore few years back.
ReplyDeleteTher colors attract a lot and beautifully spreadout.
Hi Ari
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing?
Hope life has slowed down for you!
I told you I am a bird lover..
so, I really love this post!
Macaws are so beautiful!
I am so glad to know all the information you shared with us here.
Thanks Ari!
This is a wonderful post...
incredible colors!
Margie:
hey..loved these Macaws,Ari..
ReplyDeleteAnd i found your conclusion at the end as more insightful.. Hmmmm..
And spent a great time on your blog,Ari after loong time..my apologies for being late here..btw have received my mail?
take care
cheers
They are very beautiful but I don't think you should keep them like pets, at least not in cold places and in apartments.
ReplyDeletevibrant colors! beautiful! i think they are such a fascinating creatures.
ReplyDeleteGreat post again! Its amazing how you manage to get so many wonderful pics about the subjects u choose to write about. Btw, the birds in the first four pics look really angry. Maybe they did not like being clicked...lol.
ReplyDeleteHi Ari,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs! These birds are so vibrant! It's amazing how you manage to get such a great close-up shots. Just lovely Ari.
Are things are a little less crazy for you?
Take care,
Robyn
and this macaw cudnt stay away from Ari..hugggggggggggz!
ReplyDeleteKeshi.
your pictures are always stunning .. i mean most of the photoblogs in the blog world are garbage .. the pics hold no meaning .. no use .. however your blog has one of the most unique pictures that i come across from time to time :)
ReplyDeleteThe parrot picture .. the parrot looks like a warrior parrot .. the face marks perhaps represent that.
I 2nd Nabeel...lovely pics...stunning colors & beautiful photography :)
ReplyDeleteStay Beautiful...!!
hi,
ReplyDeletefind ur blog thru some links!
woww!! colourfull quality photos!
i will keep coming!!
Wow! I did not know they can live that long! The colors are beautiful :)
ReplyDelete(my mountain picture was taken in the swiss alps, from my window)
Joel, thank you for linking me to your blog. Take care.
ReplyDeletePriya, thank you. I missed Jurong park when i was in singapore last time. This time, i plan to stop there. I was told they have a lot of pretty colorful birdies.
ReplyDeleteMargie... Things are still hectic but i guess i will have to find time to visit everyone's blogs. I love birds too, and you can expect more bird posts coming up soon :) Glad you liked this post. Take care. huggsss...
ReplyDeleteGangadhar, thanks so much. No probs at being late, i understand everyone gets busy at times. Yes i got your email, but did not reply as you told me you would be away on tour and wont get to check emails.
ReplyDeletehpy, i perfectly agree with you. Birds are meant to fly free and caging them is not my idea of having a pet. These are tropical birds and require certain conditions in order to survive. They however adapt to new environments, but it takes time.
ReplyDeleteDr@m@ Div@, welcome to my blog and thanks for the comments.
ReplyDeleteSuji, thank you. It works both ways for me. Sometimes i know what to write and go get pictures. Other times i have pictures and i start writing on them. The macaws look angry because they were having a heated argument with the toucans next door when i was taking their picture. There was so much commotion for 10 minutes, then the macaws stopped, the toucans continued the argument with each other. It was amusing to see them argue. One thing good i noticed was that they dont get physical when they have a fight.
ReplyDeleteRobyn, thank you. A good telephoto lens can get you good closeups :) Things are still hectic and i am getting to it now. How are things with you?
ReplyDeleteKeshiiiiii... welcome back :) the junta on your blog was getting resltess without you. =) How was your vacation? Im sure you had loads of fun. I havent checked your blog yet, but i can already smell the spicy aroma from your blog ;) Take care
ReplyDeleteNabeel, thank you for the compliments. Appreciate every word of it. To be honest with you, i dont think my pictures stand a chance compared to most of the awesome photo blogs out there. I learn a lot from the other photographers and their pictures and thats how i get ideas of how i can improve my pictures even more. I am still a lil kid compared to the many photographers i know. Thanks again for your comment, it was very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteMy mom thought that macaw inherited the white tiger genes after she saw the stripes on its face.
Take care -ari
Sugarlips, thank you and good to see you here after a long time.
ReplyDeleteCancer, welcome to my blog and thanks for the comments. See you around.
ReplyDeleteReflex. Thank you. I did not know either that they live that long. That is a perfect lookout from your window. My window overlooks the mountains behing my house, but the sight is not as pretty as yours :)
ReplyDeletehi ari
ReplyDeletewoohoo!
I'm happy too!
It's a great day
in the U.S.A!
huggggz!
Margie:)
hehe yeah I had a FAB time tnxxx!
ReplyDeletebtw wuts junta? :)
Keshi.
Wow How colourful Aamir ! Never seen those, lovely pictures, I have seen only the green ones here. but they look pretty sick and unhappy.
ReplyDelete3.35 in the morning Aamir, just poured some coffee from the flask.
Wow! Wow! Wow! Such colour and sharpness. My favourite is the 4th. He's almost smiling at you :).
ReplyDeleteLovely pics, bro ! smiles at the title when i saw it ( got the pun right away ) but then, saw the disclaimer at the end of the post and smiled more :D i love Macaws, was thinking of getting one too, but then, as you said, i need to have enough time on hand to dedicate to them ! Gorgeous pics, as usual ! Sorry for being away for so long, was caught up with my job hunt :( *hugs*
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures and I love parrots!
ReplyDeleteIn Sinhalese too, Janata = people. Sinhalese and Hindi r very similar.
ReplyDeleteKeshi.
Incredible, fantastic, wonderfull...
ReplyDeleteAll your photos are make in a excepcional quality.
¡Oh!
beautiful colors!!! that's a neat camera. which one is it? if you dont mind me asking.
ReplyDelete--mystic rose
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Hi Margie, yeah woohoo.. the democrats are back :) Hopefully things will get better soon
ReplyDeleteHe Rauf, Thanks a bunch. Those macaws are well taken care of and are treated like VIPs. The reason they might look unhappy is that they were having a heated and loud argument among themselves when i walking by and taking pictures. I guess they look mad and furious.
ReplyDeleteCorinne, thank you :) The blue macaws have facial features and colors that may appear as if they are smiling at you.
ReplyDeleteBoo, thank you. Im glad you got the pun. :) It's okay, i understand your job is keeping you busy. Talk to you soon
ReplyDeletePerception, thank you for stopping by my blog and for the comments.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous and brother, Im glad you are having fun spamming my blog. If you are looking for ways to make money, i must tell you in black and white that you are in the wrong blog. Thanks for the link though and for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteLE MOSQUITO, welcome to my blog and thanks for the comments. See ya around
ReplyDeletemystic rose, thanks for stopping by and for the comment. My camera details are at the top right corner of this blog below the clock. take care.
ReplyDeleteP.S: I wanted to leave a comment on your blog but was unable to view it.
"LE MOSQUITO, welcome to my blog and thanks for the comments. See ya around"
ReplyDeleteThank to you by the visit to my small blog.
I soooo wish I could view the world through your eyes!
ReplyDeleteAri its on the 5th and thaz a secret.
ReplyDeleteLe Mosquito.. you are welcome :)
ReplyDeleteKimberley, This blog is a window to my world, the way i see it. Im glad you like it :)
ReplyDeletepriya... shhhhh.. ok i wont tell a soul
ReplyDeleteHi Ari,
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use one of your macaw photos for an indie film. I'm working on a low budget, but can offer you credit and special thanks.
Can you email me at tlyoung88@yahoo.com
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