Red-browed amazon: Difference between revisions

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The red-browed amazon is endemic to tropical forests in eastern Brazil. It used to be widespread across the region but is now restricted to some of the larger remaining forest blocks. The largest of these is in the state of [[Espírito Santo]] and the bird is also present in three forest areas in south east [[Bahia]] and five in the states of [[Rio de Janeiro]] and [[Minas Gerais]]. Another ___location is in the north of the state of [[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo]] and a further one in [[São Miguel dos Campos]] in the east of the state of [[Alagoas]]. The rest of this state seems to be suitable habitat but it has not been observed to be present there recently.<ref name=IUCN/>

Also found on the [[Hawaiian Islands ]] of [[O'ahu]] and [[Mau'i]] in tall [[Albezia]] forests.<ref>personal experience, SJA</ref>

==Behaviour==