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Hahn's Macaw parrot - The smallest of the macaw species, Hahn's Macaws are compact, primarily green parrots with a patch o...
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Hahn's Macaw

The smallest of the macaw species, Hahn's Macaws are compact, primarily green parrots with a patch of red on the bend of their wings. They are part of the 'mini-macaw' group.

Origin
Central & South America
Size
12-14 inches (30.5-35.5 cm). Weight: 130-170g (4.6-6 oz)
Weight
150g avg.
Noise Level
Loud. Their call is a high-pitched screech, but it is not as deafening as that of their larger cousins.

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Species Ratings

Talking Ability 7/10
Noise Level 7/10
Social Needs 6/10
Cuddliness 9/10

Temperament & Personality

Have a classic 'big macaw' personality in a small body. They are intelligent, playful, and can be very affectionate, but are also known for being feisty and nippy if not well-trained.

Vocalization & Talking Ability

Fairly good talkers. They can learn a decent vocabulary and their voices are higher-pitched than larger macaws.

Dietary Needs

A balanced diet of high-quality pellets, fresh vegetables, some fruit, and a limited amount of nuts.

Health & Lifespan

A hardy species that can live 20-30 years. Still susceptible to common psittacine diseases. Can become cage-aggressive if not handled regularly.

Housing Requirements

A roomy cage is still necessary. Minimum size of 24"W x 24"D x 36"H. Can be suitable for apartments if the owner can tolerate their noise level.

Common Questions About Hahn's Macaw

What is the lifespan of a Hahn's Macaw?

The Hahn's Macaw typically lives for 20-30+ years. With proper care, diet, and regular vet check-ups, they can live a full and healthy life.

Is the Hahn's Macaw good for beginners?

This species is rated as 'intermediate' care level. They require specific attention, socialization, or dietary needs that may challenge first-time owners.

Where does the Hahn's Macaw come from?

The Hahn's Macaw is native to Central & South America.

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