Nevertheless, it is seen that the average lifespan is more likely to be 10 to 20 years relying on the inbreeding bloodlines, breeding, diet, and health. Green-rumped Parrotlets are believed to have a lifespan of around 20 to 25 years. The young Green-rumped Parrotlet looks similar to the adult. The forehead and optic area in yellow color. Their underparts are faded yellowish green. Rather, its feathers are generally green. The adult female Green-rumped Parrotlet, on the other hand, has the same appearance as the male Green-rumped Parrotlet except that their wings have no blue feathers. The eyes are brown and are incorporated with greyish white eye-ring. The nape is slightly green with greyish color. The head, composing of the cheeks and the forehead are paler compared to the crown. The wings are featured of dark blue fundamental coverts, slightly blue secondaries, and pale blue bigger coverts. Its upperparts, particularly the rump and back, are deep green, although the rump can be brighter yet also tinged blue. The adult male Green-rumped Parrotlet has underparts that are a bit paler. It is around 5 inches long and weighs 23 grams. The Green-rumped Parrotlet is a kind of parrot in a very small size. Scientific Facts Common Name: Green-rumped Parrotlet Scientific Name: Forpus Passerinus Life Span: 20-25 years Size: 5 inches Habitat: Dry forest edges, scrublands Country of Origin: South America

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