Gapyeong Begonia Bird Park

This bird is named the "Sun Conure" because of its yellow and scarlet feathers, reminiscent of the sun.

During their juvenile phase, they sport green feathers, but as they mature, their feathers gradually turn yellow.

In the wild, they live in groups of 15 to 30 and nest in the holes of palm trees for reproduction.

Despite their small size, they have a loud call that can reach 120 decibels.

Nevertheless, they are a popular species due to their vibrant colors and affectionate nature towards humans.

Their playful and endearing personalities make them a favorite among bird enthusiasts.

While it's not yet well known in Korea, this parakeet species has gained significant popularity as a pet, especially in the U.S. Its other name is "Black-Hooded Parakeet "for its black face appears as if wearing a black hood.

As it matures, the blue feathers on its chest become more pronounced. Additionally, the bird has red feathers around its ankles, which, at a glance, look like little boots.

Another unique feature is their high-decibel calls, which they use to communicate and locate each other.

This bird is the national bird of Belize, located in Central America.

Among the toucans, which are famous for their vibrant bills, this particular species boasts an exceptionally colorful beak.

The large bill measures about 12-15cm, roughly a third of its body length. While it looks heavy, the bill is actually relatively light.

It's made up of keratin, the same protein found in human nails, covering a hollow bone structure.

In the wild, these birds are very sociable.

It's rare to see one alone they typically live in small groups of about 6 to 12 members.