Yellow Headed Amazon T-Shirts
Description: The perfect gift for bird lovers! This cute pet design features a double yellow headed Amazon parrot with humorous anatomy labels. This design makes a great gift for bird moms and dads, parrot lovers, ornithologists, friends, and family.
Description: The yellow-headed parrot or king parrot, also known as the yellow-headed parrot, is recognizable by the completely yellow head of the adult bird of the parrot family, it is the northernmost of a series of yellow-crowned parrots of the genus Amazona.
Description: Love Hurts Double Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot. Designed for parrot lovers and Avian veterinarian professionals in mind. This gift features an Double Yellow Headed Amazon biting a finger. Quote reads, Love Hurts. Perfect gift for men, women, mom or dad, anyone who shares life with a parrot. Great gift for parrot rescue, parrot lover, bird lover, zookeeper, bird trainer, and avian veterinarian.
Description: Amazon Parrot Love. Love Hurts Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot Biting Finger item. A funny parrot item designed for parrot lovers and Avian veterinarian professionals in mind. This gift features an Amazon parrot biting a finger. Quote reads, Love Hurts. If you work in a pet shop, rescue, or avian vet this the item for you. Gift for the parrot lover, parrot lady, men, women, or kid who shares life with a yellow naped or double yellow headed Amazon parrot. Gift for Christmas, Birthday, Valentine's, Father's or Mother's Day.
Description: Love Hurts Double Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot. Designed for parrot lovers and Avian veterinarian professionals in mind. This gift features an Double Yellow Headed Amazon biting a finger. Quote reads, Love Hurts. Perfect gift for men, women, mom or dad, anyone who shares life with a parrot. Great gift for parrot rescue, parrot lover, bird lover, zookeeper, bird trainer, and avian veterinarian.
Description: The parrots are a family of psittaciform birds commonly called parrots or parrots, which includes the macaws, parrots and related forms of America and Africa. It is classified within the Psittacoidea superfamily along with the other two families of typical parrots: Psittrichasiidae and Psittaculidae.