Translation for 'macaw' from English to Spanish

blue-and-gold macaw

guacamayo {m} azulamarillo [Ara ararauna]orn.T

guacamayo {m} azul y amarillo [Ara ararauna]orn.T

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blue-and-yellow macaw

guacamayo {m} azulamarillo [Ara ararauna]orn.T

guacamayo {m} azul y amarillo [Ara ararauna]orn.T

hyacinth macaw

guacamayo {m} jacinto [Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus]orn.T

hyacinthine macaw

guacamayo {m} jacinto [Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus]orn.T

indigo macaw

guacamayo {m} añil [Anodorhynchus leari]orn.T

guacamayo {m} de Lear [Anodorhynchus leari]orn.T

Lear's macaw

guacamayo {m} añil [Anodorhynchus leari]orn.T

guacamayo {m} de Lear [Anodorhynchus leari]orn.T

little blue macaw

guacamayo {m} de Spix [Cyanopsitta spixii]orn.T

red-fronted macaw

guacamayo {m} de Cochabamba [Ara rubrogenys]orn.T

guacamayo {m} de frente roja [Ara rubrogenys]orn.T

Spix's macaw

guacamayo {m} de Spix [Cyanopsitta spixii]orn.T

• The American zoologist Austin Hobart Clark gave the Lesser Antillean macaw its scientific name, "Ara guadeloupensis", in 1905, based on the contemporary accounts, and he also cited a 1765 color plate as possibly depicting this species.
• Croix macaw's color is not known. Extant macaws can generally be grouped in either large-body or small-body size clusters.
• The great green macaw appears superficially similar to, and may easily be confused with, the military macaw where their ranges overlap.
• Some recent commentators have suggested that the allopatric Lear's macaw and glaucous macaw should be considered conspecifics.
• Because macaw species are able to hybridize and produce viable offspring, scientists study and breed them in captivity to better understand hybridization, and understand their importance in preserving endangered macaw species.

• 409 species are known to occur in the reserve including the threatened hyacinth macaw ("Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus"), Chaco eagle ("Buteogallus coronatus"), red-necked aracari ("Pteroglossus bitorquatus") and blue-winged macaw ("Primolius maracana").
• Among the Arini are some of the rarest birds in the world, such as Spix's macaw, which is extinct in the wild – fewer than 100 specimens survive in captivity.
• Several true parrots from the genus "Ara" (great green macaw, blue-throated macaw, scarlet macaw, military macaw), are all protected under Appendix 1 of CITES, meaning that commercial international trade in wild-sourced birds is prohibited.
• The macaw reveals the entire truth to Shonku: the macaw was part of a Brazilian circus.
• The red-bellied macaw and blue-headed macaw are typically only found in captivity in a zoo setting, or as part of a breeding program and are rarely kept as pets.

• Canindeyú comes from the Guarani words Kaninde - macaw; ju - yellow, blue-and-yellow macaw ("Ara ararauna").