Add vibrant colour to your world and bring the skies to life with Parrots O’ Plenty.

Parrots O’ Plenty modernizes parrots in Minecraft, adding 28 new variants of parrot, a variety of weird, wonderful, and critically endangered parrot species from around the world.

New Parrot Variants

More parrots, more fun.

African Grey	Caique	Green Ring Necked Parrot	Blue Ring Necked Parrot	Orange Bellied Parrot
The African Grey parrot originates in the Congo in Africa. Known for its high intelligence, it can be found in Jungle Biomes.	The Caique is native to the Amazon Rain Forest in South America and can be found across the Jungle Biomes.	From India, this parrot can be found foraging in the Savanna Biomes.	A domestic variant of the Green Ring Neck, this parrot can also be found in the Savanna.	The Orange Belly is native to the island of Tasmania and is Critically Endangered. This rare parrot can be found in the Forest biomes.

Rosy Faced Lovebird	Conure	Green Monk Parrot	Blue Monk Parrot	Budgerigar
This small but mighty parrot originally comes from Africa and can be found in the Savanna biomes.	The Conure is native to South America and Central America and can be found across the Jungle Biomes.	The Monk (or Quaker parrot) is originally from South America, but can now be found lounging on sofas. Found in the Forests.	A domestic variant of the Green Monk, this parrot can also be found in the Forest Biomes.	The Budgerigar is an Australian Native, found in large flocks in the Desert.

Rainbow Lorikeet	Bourke's Parrot	Eastern Rosella	Swamp Parrot
The colourful Rainbow Lorikeet is an Australian native and can be found in the temperate forest biomes.	The Bourke's Parrot is native to central Australia and can be found in the Desert.	The Eastern Rosella is another Australian native with striking plumage, which can be found in the Forest.	The Swamp (or Ground Parrot) can be naturally found on the ground in wetlands and swamps.

Crested Cuties.

Sulphur Crested Cockatoo	Cockatiel	Yellow Cockatiel	Palm Cockatoo
The Sulphur Crested Cockatoo is an Australian native and can be found in the temperate Forest and Savanna biomes.	The Cockatiel is native to the harsh, arid region of Central Australia and can be found in the Desert.	The Yellow Cockatiel is a yellow variant of Cockatiel and a popular companion. They can also be found in the Desert.	The Palm Cockatoo is native to Australia and Papua New Guinea. They are known to use sticks as drums! This musical parrot can be found in the Jungle.

Gang-Gang Cockatoo	Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo	Galah	Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo
The Gang-Gang Cockatoo is native to the Australian Capital Territory. This well-mannered parrot can be found in the Forests.	This large, but friendly parrot is another Australian native and can be found in temperate Forest biomes.	The Galah (or Rose-Breasted Cockatoo) is a medium-sized cockatoo native to Australia and can be found in the Forest and Savanna.	The Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo frequents the skies of South Eastern Australia and can be found in the Forest.

Unique because of their environment.

Kākāpō	Kea
The Kākāpō is native to New Zealand and, as the world's only flightless parrot, it is Critically Endangered. The Kākāpō can be found walking through the Taiga.	The Kea is also a New Zealand native and the world's only Alpine parrot, often called the clown of the mountains. This parrot can be found up in the Mountains.

Vanilla, but refreshed.

Great Green Macaw	Hyacinth Macaw	Blue-and-Yellow Macaw	Scarlet Macaw
The Great Green Macaw is native to Central and South America. Critically endangered, it can be found in Jungle biomes.	The Hyacinth Macaw is the largest parrot species and is native to South America and can be found across the Jungle biomes.	The image many people think of when they hear parrot, the Blue-and-Yellow Macaw is native to South and Central America and can be found in the Jungle biomes.	The Scarlet Macaw (also called the red-and-yellow Macaw) is native to South and Central America and can be found in the Jungle biomes.

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