Red-crowned Amazon Click on any thumbnail to view a medium sized version of the selected image, or click on its title to download the largest available format (for print).   red-cr. amazon 01  red-cr. amazon 02  red-cr. amazon 03  red-cr. amazon 04  This introduced species is endemic to northeast Mexico where it is considered Endangered (CITES II). The wild population in Mexico is estimated at just 3000-6500 individuals and has been severely reduced through extensive trapping and habitat destruction. In the Hawaiian Islands it has become established on O'ahu and is found in the Waimano Valley, Pearl City and Mililani areas. As with any introduced species it is likely to spread and become more common, so sightings are bound to occur away from the traditional area in the next few years. The birds feed mainly on nuts, berries, buds, flowers and fruit, depending on the season and feral birds adapt to urban parkland food sources such as papaya and java plum.  Back To the Bird Photo Gallery  Back To the Main Photoindex Links Birding on Oahu    Our Land Eco-Tours    Bird Books    About Us Oahu Nature Tours Phone:(808) 924-2473  Fax: (808) 924-5395 All content and photos on this website are copyrighted and not to be used or distributed without written permission from Oahu Nature Tours, Inc.