The Puerto Rican parrot is a critically endangered bird native to Puerto Rico. It is known for its vibrant green feathers, a distinctive red forehead, and a yellowish patch on its wings. This parrot primarily inhabits the tropical forests of the island, where it feeds on fruits, seeds, and flowers. Efforts to conserve the Puerto Rican parrot include habitat restoration and breeding programs. The population has been severely reduced due to habitat loss and predation by non-native species. Conservationists are working to increase its numbers and reintroduce the parrot into its natural habitat to ensure its survival.