Extract on Glaucous Macaw from the -The Current Distribution and Status of Mainland Neotropical Parrots
by Robert S. RIDGELY published in "Conservation of New World Parrots" (Pages 238-40), the Proceedings of the ICBP Parrot Working Group Meeting on St. Lucia in 1980.
Read ArticleThe Glaucous Macaw - Does it still exist? (with original footnotes)
by Tony PITTMAN. Published without footnotes in the Parrot Society Magazine, 1992, Vol. XXVI.
Read ArticleEntry on the Glaucous Macaw in Threatened Birds of the Americas
by N.J.COLLAR, L.P GONZAGA, N.KRABBE, A.MADROÑO NIETO, L.G. NARANJO, T.A.PARKER III and D.C.WEGE. Published at the end of 1992 by the Smithsonian Institution Press of Washington and London in cooperation with the International Council for Bird Preservation, Cambridge, U.K.
Read ArticleLos que se van. Especies argentinas en peligro, Guacamayo violáceo o azul
by Juan Carlos CHEBEZ. Published as part of a series in 1994 by Editorial Albatros, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Pages 43-47)
Read ArticleSome new information on the Glaucous Macaw
by Tony PITTMAN. Published in the Parrot Society Magazine, 1997, Vol. XXXI.
Read ArticleThe Glaucous Macaw - Dead or alive? The continuing saga
by Tony PITTMAN. Published in Just Parrots, 1997/8, Issue 19
Read ArticleLos últimos días del guacamayo azul
by Claudio Bertonatti. Published in Vida Silvestre, the magazine of the Fundación Vida Silvestre Argentina. July/August 2001, Issue Nº 78, pages 44-50
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Thursday 7th November 2019
Loro Parque Foundation has reintroduced six Lear’s into the wild in Brazil
I read a report on the blog page of the Loro Parque Foundation published in February 2018 that they sent six Lears bred in Loro Parque in Tenerife to Brazil in August 2017 to be reintroduced into the wild there. They have managed to adapt to ... Read More »
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" Naturam expellas furca, tamen usque recurret "
( If you drive out nature with a pitchfork, she will soon find a way back)
Horace (65-8 BC)