Patagonian Conures

The Patagonian conure, is a large conure found in the Patagonia region of south-central Argentina and Chile. This conure is also known as the "burrowing parrot," due to its habit of nesting in holes in the ground. The Patagonian conure has exploded in popularity since the 1990s, leading to an increase in illegal importation which threatens the wild populations
The overall plumage is drab on the top and brighly colored underneath.
Patagonian conures are very playful and rarely remain still. They are true clowns that like to play, dance, climb and tumble for most of the day. Their considerable size, reasonable price, lively personality and good talking abilities makes them very desirable as pets. As other conures, Patagonians tend to be noisy.