Crimson Fronted Parakeet

It's been a long time, but I used to work with parrot types. I knew most by sight... this isn't one of the little macaws. When I have time I'll dig out my parrots of the world volume

They are two wild parrots who come to eat there and are already accustomed to people. What you see behind is the fence to the next house.

Hello Andres, one thing that will help ID this bird is if it was a wild or a captive bird. It appears that there are cages behind it. That helps them know if it's local or not.

I don't think so. Proportions are off.

definitely not a lorikeet, which is a fruit eating parrot of Australia. This is more likely a parakeet in the conure family

So cute!