Rules are simple, "paint" a picture of a bird species either by changing text colors in your discriptions or go with straight poetry Check back often to see if people guessed correctly! If they were wrong you can add to your discription and re-post.
I'll start:

All one color with a beautiful crown just lift up this parrots wing to see what he's all about!

lilac crown amazon

Umbrella Cockatoo

LOL Andie's Mom, were you guessing for my hint?? Or the fact that Juju's mom got it correct and didn't write a hint

Ummm.....Who knows what I was thinking...LOL Some people call a the Umbrella's crest a crown...SO...you can tell what kind of cockatoo it is by the color under its wings...SO....Silly me...see I learned something new about the Lilac that I didn't know!

I'm gray, cream, and fawn, spotted white on black...
breast and flank can be rich chestnut with flecks...
I have cheeks with a pumpkin blush, and a beak to match...
take a guess, there's no rush!

Chestnut flanked Zebra Finch.



and I red and purple. My beak be black. My eyes are yellow, my feet be gray What am I?

I am googling the clues and I am not finding anything.

I got it the female Eclectus parrot

I have a BLACK head my wings and tail are tipped with DARK BLUE feathers my back is GREEN I have a BLACK beak GREY feet. I also have a LIGHT BLUE scarf. WHAT AM I?

Nanday Conure or black hooded Parakeet (they both do)



What is green with a black/grey beak, blue on it's wings, red on it's rump, yellow chest white tummy and turquoise on the front of it's head?

that would be the red rump parakeet

Dark GREEN YELLOW forehead with BLUE on the crown

Could that be the Blue Fronted Amazon? I can think of a couple :/

What is white all over...with a "fishy" colored flair at the top?

uhhhh...lutino cockatiel?no clue

Would that be a Goffin Cockatoo?

leave a description of a bird for us to guess

Ok, I have a clue

I am grey and green and I am bad LOL



and how about

I am beautiful and loud and got it going on

how about a Quaker

I am green with a yellow head

Yes, you got the first one

Is your clue a Double Yellow headed Amazon?

yes that is right
how about a sun conure

I
am RED and big

Salmon crested cockatoo???

WHAT is BIG and RED

Yay Jobo got mine!! A Salmon crested cockatoo WOOT WOOT!

I can't believe no one has gotten the big and RED

Scarlet Macaw?

I just would like a little clarification here...As to the Salmon Crested Cockatoo... In actuality it is really called the Moluccan Cockatoo...
And they really aren't white...their bodies are more of a light pink to creamy peach color, and their crests are salmon colored...there's a very big difference in their color as opposed to Many of the other White cockatoo's...Of course there are lots of color variations resulting from what type of diet they have...

Well, OK
What is grey, brown, with a few stripes and orange cheeks?

a cockateil

nope

zebra finch

yes...zebra finch

I come in a variety of colors I am small. You can tell my sex by the color of my cere.

parakeet

yes no give us one to guess

Technically it would be a budgie because a budgie is a parakeet but a parakeet is not just a budgie, but a classification of birds.


Okay, here's one... I am from South America and I have a blue-tinged, crimson crest that rises over my silver-grey face.

hawk headed parrot

did i get it right

yes that is right
how about a sun conure

I
am RED and big

Scarlett Macaw?

(I am lucky enough to have seen one of these! )

The female is duller then the male. Both are mainly a shade of grey with scalloping. The male has a bright read head with a feathery plume on top. The call apparently sounds like a creaky gate or a cork being pulled from a wine bottle.

Any guesses?

Clue: I saw one in the wild

Is it a crowned crane?

bumping UP

This is what I have found so far am I right or wrong

I am saying the Gang-gang - Canberra's Own Cockatoo



Tom Green
Member of the Friends of the ANBG



Many Friends of the ANBG will have a soft spot for the Gang-gang, our own high-country cockatoo. Gang-gangs can be found in the Gardens throughout the year. They are grey cockatoos similar in size to the Galah. Males have a striking 'post-box red' head while females have a finely barred breast; both sexes sport a jaunty little crest of curling loosely barbed feathers. They occur as pairs or small family groups. Their flight is fast, but heavy, and usually about tree canopy height. Typically their flights end with the birds gliding steeply up to a perch in the canopy. Their weird 'creaky gate' call to each other while flying is unmistakable, but at rest, or while feeding, they are usually silent unless alarmed.

Correct! I saw one in the botanical gardens of Canberra last year

I searched for hours and finally found it.LOL


Beautiful blue and green colors They are also very good watch dogs.

^ sounds like my QP

nope they are not an inside animal