White-eyed Parakeets

White-eyed parakeets are a species of parakeet that lives all over South America.

Description
White-eyed parakeets are green overall. They have some red feathers on the shoulders and random flecks of red on the head and neck. The primary covert feathers under the wings are red and yellow.. They have a prominent white ring around their eyes, hence their name.

Society
White-eyed Parakeets are successful birds. They have clean water, plenty of national resources, and a high quality of life. They are one of the first democratic species in South America. White-eyed parakeets value traditions and heritage. When a white-eyed parakeet reaches adulthood, a celebration is held for them known as a Leukanira. First, the parakeet in question takes a ceremonial dust bath and then they fly across the city to the temple. A cord is tied around the bird's ankle, and they are officially considered an adult.

Species Relations
The White-eyed Parakeets are allied with the Ochre-Bellied Flycatchers and the Red-And-Green Macaws, however, are not directly involved in the war against the Harpy Eagles.

Naming
White-eyed parakeets are named after shades of white and all sorts of trees and flowers.

Known White-Eyed Parakeets

 * President Iris