Name: Baby Harlequin Macaws
SKU: 880
Price: 520.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Baby Harlequin Macaws

Harlequin macaw for sale is a cross between a Blue and Gold Macaw and a Green-winged Macaw which makes for a very affectionate, energetic, and captivating youngster. Both parents of the Harlequin Macaw also contribute to the striking colors of their offspring, though the fathers have the dominant gene and this will influence their final appearance.

Baby Harlequin Macaw

Harlequin macaw chicks is a cross between a Blue and Gold Macaw and a Green-winged Macaw which makes for a very affectionate, energetic, and captivating youngster. Both parents of the Harlequin Macaw also contribute to the striking colors of their offspring, though the fathers have the dominant gene and this will influence their final appearance.

We have chicks available from 9 weeks upward. Let us know the age you willing to purchase.

That Sound Baby Harlequin Macaws

He hasn’t been too loud, and ‘croaks!’ Too cute.

On our drive home my husband commented on how quiet he had been, so Kami then sqwacked loudly in the car!

Oh no! He’s already louder than our Catalina Macaw and he already weighs as much as she does!

The breeder did meet us at the store and he said that Kami will likely be BIG! He pointed to the Hyacinth Macaw in the store, illustrating Kami’s future size. 😱

Mind you, Greenwing Macaws are the second largest macaws, right after Hyacinth Macaws, and the breeder said that this is the size these parrots of his make!

Should I hope that Kami will be a monster big bird (go big or go home!) or should I hope he is a smaller size, like Kailani, so that I can handle him?

☕ My Baby Harlequin Macaw Personality

Baby Harlequin Macaw are said to have the mellow, relaxed personality of a Greenwing Macaw and the fun-loving side of a Blue & Gold Macaw, their parents. They are button fanatics, so button-ups beware! You will be hunted down for fun, pulled and — killed!

As with any Macaw, I will need to provide Kami with a steady stream of enrichment (natural branches or palm nuts to beak, brutalize and beat to death) and toys, to do the same.

🐐 Similar to goats that chew the cud, Macaws must beak a branch in order to be maintain their well-being. Since there is no forest in my back yard, my second-best choice is raw, untreated wood from the home-improvement store. I’m getting too comfortable at the home-improvement store, who would have guessed that they would have so many things for my parrots? Wood, PVC, plants…Baby Harlequin Macaw