The Aves Thectocercus acuticaudatus, commonly known as the Blue-crowned Parakeet or Cotorra Coroniblanca in Spanish, is a medium-sized species of parrot found in the Comunidad Valenciana and various other regions. This vibrant bird is known for its distinctive blue crown, which contrasts beautifully with its primarily green plumage.

Here are some key characteristics of the Thectocercus acuticaudatus:

• Size: Typically, they measure about 32 to 37 cm in length, including the tail.
• Coloration: While the body is mainly green, they have a notable blue crown, and often display a patch of red or pink feathers near the bend of their wings.
• Habitat: These birds are versatile and can adapt to various environments, including woodlands, savannahs, and urban areas. They are often seen in flocks.
• Diet: Their diet consists of seeds, fruits, and nuts, making them frequent visitors to fruit orchards and farmland in the Valencian region.
• Behavior: Blue-crowned Parakeets are social birds, known for their chatter and sometimes gregarious nature. They are intelligent and can be curious about human activities.

Observing these lively birds in their natural habitat is a delightful experience, making them a cherished part of the fauna in the Comunidad Valenciana.