The Golden-headed Keck is a fascinating bird, one of the smallest species in the genus Keck. Their body length is only 10-11 centimeters and their weight is about 10 grams.
The most distinctive features of this parrot are its golden crest and bright green body. Their faces are yellow, their mouths are gray, and their eyes are dark brown. The golden-headed keck parrot is a bird that lives in tropical areas of South America, usually in forests and grasslands. They are social birds, often found in small groups. They feed on fruits, seeds, flowers and nectar and are a great family bird because they are friendly, intelligent, active and easy to care for.
