Names: Brehm's Tiger Parrot, Brehm's Ground Parrot Scientific name: Psittacella brehmii Conservation status: Least Concern Info: The Brehm's Tiger Parrot is the largest species in the genus Psittacella and is about 24 cm in length and weighs about 94-120 g. It is mainly green with a dull olive-brown head, transverse yellow and black bars on the back and rump, and red undertail coverts. Its irises are red. Its beak is blueish-grey fading to white at the tip, and its legs are grey. The male has a yellow stripe on the sides of its neck and a green breast without barring. Females lack the yellow stripe on the neck and have a yellow and black striped breast. Juveniles resemble females, but have yellowish-brown irises and a more faded green pale-yellow barring on the breast. There are four subspecies of the Brehm's Tiger Parrot: -P. b. brehmii -P. b. intermixta -P. b. pallida -P. b. harterti
