roseicollis
Roseicollis refers to the peach-faced lovebird, Agapornis roseicollis, a small parrot native to arid regions of southwestern Africa. It is one of the most popular parrots in captivity and is widely kept as a pet across many countries.
Distribution and habitat: The species' natural range extends from southern Angola through Namibia to western and
Description: In the wild, the peach-faced lovebird has a green body and a distinctive peach- or rose-colored
Behavior and diet: Roseicollis is highly social, forming long-term monogamous pair bonds and often living in
Breeding and conservation: The species typically nests in cavities and lays several eggs per clutch, with both