Monk parakeets, victims of illegal trade. They are tinged yellow with hair dye to be sold as exotic parrakeets. Since the feathers change in the following molt, the parakeet will recover its natural colour, but what about the skin, is it affected by these products?

Eating grasses

Monk parakeets, victims of illegal trade. They are tinged yellow with hair dye to be sold as exotic parrakeets. Since the feathers change in the following molt, the parakeet will recover its natural colour, but what about the skin, is it affected by these products?

Eating flower of black locust Robinia pseudoacacia

With a bunch of Chinese privet fruits

Eating flower of Tessaria integrifolia

A couple of days ago Nicolás also photographed a monk parakeet with a mayonnaise sachet. Will it be the same individual?

With a mayonnaise sachet

Eating flower of tipu tree Tipuana tipu

Eating seeds of hairy Indian mallow Abutilon grandifolium

Eating flowers of black locust Robinia pseudoacacia

Eating a caracú bone

With a piece of bread

With a rusty nail