Cebe's Rarest Bird in Cuba the Cuban Macaw
The Cuban macaw or anti-tricolor is described as Cuba's rarest bird. It inhabits swamps and features a red forehead fading to yellow, cinnamon edged green plumage, scarlet underparts, orange throat dash, blue upper secondaries, pale brown beneath, cinnamon tail with blue tips, brown legs, and yellow eyes. It rests on swamp lily pads at dusk.
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