See also:
Hellmayr 1929, p. 448
Pinto
and Camargo 1961, p. 221
Clements 2007 (subspecies ?!)
Figure 1. The Yellow-chevroned Parakeet is rather common in Serra de Baturité, where I saw it in semi-open environments, close to human habitations, but also in mature secundary humid forest. Brotogeris chiriri seems to be absent from semi-arid lowland Caatinga.
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Figure 2. The photo shows a small group of three birds, on a bunch of bananas in a small-holding in Guaramiranga. The bird to the left is shown in detail in fig. 1 above.
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Figure 3.
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