Nanday Parakeets and Quaker Monks

#Ifbirdwatching, #birdsounds
Quaker (Monk) parrots have green plumage with gray and yellow accents. I see them a lot in the yard. Nanday conures have very green feathers, with a black plumage in their face. They have amazing personalities. They are often seen eating together at the bird feeder, and both originated from South America.
I have started to see a lot more of the Quaker birds than any other parrots or parakeets here in St. Pete, FL. I don't know if this is temporary, but I will keep observing.
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Timestamps:
00:00: Wild Nanday Conure Parakeets
00:33 Wild Quaker (Monk) parrots on the left and one Blue-crowned conure parakeet

[@mariab5353]

Delightful!!! thanks xoxo 💚💙

[@nadiasglobe]

You are so welcome! 💕

[@ricardoxnet]

The Quaker monks are the ones with black hoods.....do they look like specialized combat commandos or could it also be that they have escaped from a fire or does the name come from the monks of the inquisition? I was surprised to see them...!!! ,,,_dº¿ºb_,,,

[@nadiasglobe]

Funny 😂. Maybe you're referring to the Nanday Parakeets with dark plumage on their face🦜. The name Monk was given to Quaker Parrots because of the color going up their back that looks like the hood of a monk.

[@Playa_Zaffire]

🩶🩶🩶

[@nadiasglobe]

Thank you for loving the birds

[@Playa_Zaffire]

@nadiasglobe •I will love them forever and ever. 🪽