1.3K views · 185 reactions | Monk Parakeets, also known as Argentine Parrots, are native to South America but have become popular as pets – thanks in part to their intelligence and ability to mimic human speech. But in some areas, such as Mexico, these birds have become invasive. Photo © Ira Machefsky | BirdNote | Facebook

The temperature went down to 16 C few days ago and the monk parakeets, living in front of the lodge, stayed all at home... www.araraslodge.com.br As temperaturas abaixaram ate 16 graos uns dias atras e os piriquitos monge, que moram em frente da pousada, ficaram todos em casa... www.araraslodge.com.br | Araras Eco Lodge, Pantanal, Brazil

3.5K views · 85 reactions | They're back! Wild Monk Parakeets / Budgies | Hutchinson Island Florida | Facebook

6.7K views · 71 reactions | For over 60 years, green-feathered Monk parakeets have darted across the Crescent City, squawking from telephone lines and nesting in power poles. Aside from their unique preference for urban nesting, the birds — sometimes called Quaker parrots — are known for building intricate nests made from sticks, often lodged in utility poles or other man-made structures. | NOLA.com | Facebook

23K views · 1.2K reactions | Monk Parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) | BIRDS & Nature | Facebook