Green Parrot training

The species is named after Alexander the Great, who is credited with the sending out of various examples of this fledgling from Punjab into different European and Mediterranean nations and locales, where they were considered prized assets for the nobles and eminence. Otherwise called RAAW in neighborhood languages.East India to Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh in the South,Afghanistan, Pakistan, North,central India, Nepal, Bhutan to Assam in Northeast India Sri-Lanka are their inception.

Appearance: 

The Alexandrian Parakeet is an enormous Parakeet animal groups estimating 58 cm (23 in) in all out length with a wing length averaging 18.9–21.5 cm (7.5–8.5 in). It is mostly green with a blue-dark sheen on its cheeks and scruffs, especially in guys. The belly is yellowish-green, the upper side of the center tail quills is pale blue green, the upper side of the outside tail plumes is green while the underside of the tail plumes are for the most part yellow. Every Alexandrian Parakeet (independent of age, sex and additionally sub-species) intensely show a maroon (ruddy dark colored) fix at the highest point of their wing coverts (ordinarily called 'shoulder' fix). The shoulder fix is found in parakeets at their first feathering before fledging from their homes. The lower and upper mandible are red with yellow tips. The grown-up's irises are yellowish-white and the periopthalmic rings are light dark. The legs are dark aside from in the P. e. siamensis (Laos' or Siamese sub-species) where they are yellowish-dark. The genders of these can be effectively outwardly perceived of grown-ups guys got red and dark ring around the neck though females don't have rings around the neck.

Reproducing: 
The winged animal is well known among aviculturists. It is perfect for open air aviaries and is commonly exceptionally solid, anyway it can't endure temperatures under 5 °C (41 °F). They breed well in aviaries. The parakeet is one of the most seasoned hostage Parakeet species on the Eurasian landmass. It gets its name from the amazing Emperor Alexander The Great, who had various examples traded back to different Mediterranean nations by his legionaries. The parakeet has from that point forward been famous among the nobles all through the Empire's Anatolian, European and Mediterranean nations