Blue-throated macaws often appear in pairs, rarely act alone, and also move in small groups. The number of groups is not large, and they mainly eat some fruits, especially those on large palm trees. The blue-throated macaw is relatively large, mainly blue-yellow, with no feathers on the face, only some markings, the color is blue, the mouth is relatively large, and the tail is very long. So, what's so special about a blue-throated macaw's call?

Blue-throated Macaw

I won't bark casually, but the warning is that the cry will be loud and the nasal sound is a bit heavy.